Volatiles are on the auction house in much greater quantity. The rest of the stuff you'll need for tailoring are much easier to get. So long as you're offering a competitive price, it's a win-win - all that extra cloth would have just wound up going to the auction house (or worse yet, to a vendor). If your guild has a forum, go there and tell them you're willing to buy any quantity of cloth COD. Barking in trade and trying to find cloth farmers typically isn't as effective as talking to the people you already know. Find one that doesn't have any competition for mobs, and you're golden. At the end of the day, there are plenty of places out there with gobs of humanoids.

Just remember to use a Potion of Treasure Finding if you're going to be farming mobs like this for an extended period of time it does work in Tol Barad.

The Restless Front area of Tol Barad can be lucrative (if Finish the Job is not the daily), especially with many of the humanoid mobs there at low health. It's slow and not very sexy, but there are a few areas where you can get a lot of cloth relatively quickly, if you have the stomach for repetitive killing. It's usually much smaller quantities from a much larger number of people - after all, everyone gets cloth drops if they're out running content, but not everyone has a use for the stuff.įinding a large quantity of cloth at a competitive price can be difficult if you rely on the auction house alone. It doesn't help that there are plenty of tailoring items being listed on the auction house at a price well below the material cost, either.įor the most part, there aren't any 'cloth farmers.' You'll seldom, if ever, find a person selling 20 stacks of Embersilk Cloth at a time the way you might find someone selling Whiptail or Elementium Ore. It wasn't easy money, to be sure tailoring had a lot of weird quirks that made making a lot of money challenging. Of course, after exploring the auction house and learning more about my server's economy, I realized that I could make money with tailoring - and in a number of different ways, to boot. It never really occurred to me that I could actually make money through tailoring. I did it because I was leveling a cloth-wearing class and thought it'd be easier if I could make my gear. When I was leveling my first-ever shadow priest, I instinctively took the tailoring as one of my two main professions. If you disagree, email Fox or tweet him so you can be added to the CIA's 'list.' Capitalism is the best, and communism is for dirty, Soviet-sympathizing hippies. Every week, WoW Insider brings you Gold Capped, in which Fox Van Allen and Basil ' Euripides' Berntsen aim to show you how to make money on the auction house.

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