Might be a little late for some people, but what I did to create 4 Spellfire tailors was to have enough felcloth and runecloth prepped to make 50 pieces of mooncloth and then 50 mooncloth bags for each of the 4 tailors. This got each tailor to 342 tailoring without using any Netherweave cloth since there is no longer a cooldown for mooncloth. This will save you a ton of Outland mats, but requires a good bit of farming in Kalimdor. I had all this prepped before launch and was able to get my epic flying mount very quickly by selling the cloth.
If you just want to get to 350 for the special cloth, I have done this on all 8 of my 60s (and my main, so 9 toons) and you need 1000-1250 Netherweave. Make the bolts until grey, then imbued Netherweave until 340. The imbued Netherweave is the most inconsistent levels, but you're gonna need all that to convert into special cloth eventually anyway. I have gone like 20 imbued Netherweave without getting a skillup towards the end though. It's pretty troll. 340-350 I just did 5 Netherweave Robe and 5 Netherweave Tunic, as the patterns are pretty cheap.
So to be clear, you can make all 3 cloths, but only specialise in 1? And specialising just gives you the opportunity to craft certain items and make more than 1 cloth per cooldown?
8k? I made everything except the robes, I farm the primals myself. I spent 1.2 on shadowcloth so yeah If you’re going to buy all the mats and not farm them, you’re going to overpay
@@OMGsJski it’s dropping, I starting to not make mooncloth and shadow cloth but hopefully it’s a money maker to some degree for a few months. I already made 15k since launch.
@@Toyhouze I have had so many mixed messages about this I don't know if I can or can't can I switch from spell fire to mooncloth because I have wanted this all the time that I have been trying to get my gear now I have my gear I want to switch to mooncloth so I can start making new bags but half the people say I can't do it because my gear will become useless this is the most confusing thing ever I don't have a lot I can't just switch back and forth it costs a lot of gold (can I switch to mooncloth to start making bags and still use my gear?)
@@tobybuckle7818 If the item says requires Spellfire Tailoring on it then you won't be able to use that gear if you switch. That's the Spellfire robe, gloves and belt. The spellstrike pieces, helm and legs don't require spellfire tailoring. So depends on which gear you have, but yes be careful switching if you're wearing the spellfire pieces
@@Toyhouze thank you now I know that all that I have been hoping for the past couple of months to switch to mooncloth so i can get bags is just null and void i dont know why. so its going to take twice as long to make just one but there are 11 bags so 11 x 8 x 4 why blizzard why
But you need 60 to be a spellfire specialist or shadow/moon cloth. But ya, I love seen level 50s in shadow moon area 52 but they only make 1 cloth and eventually the price will get low enough that you will need to be a specialist to get the extra cloth to be making a good profit
@@MrTheWanz same, shadoweave. Shadoweave has frost and shadow spell power bonuses. If you're mostly using shadow damage in your rotation regardless of spec, go shadoweave. If you use mostly fire spells in your rotation, go spellfire because it has fire damage bonuse.
@hunter larsen Thanks a lot for the help! Appreciate it! My warlock is only level 24 right now (leveling a blood elf and want to enjoy the leveling so I am not rushing it!) But I am leveling tailoring and jewel crafting while leveling up. I use a boosted mage on a second account to farm the mats with, so it's pretty easy!
Might be a little late for some people, but what I did to create 4 Spellfire tailors was to have enough felcloth and runecloth prepped to make 50 pieces of mooncloth and then 50 mooncloth bags for each of the 4 tailors. This got each tailor to 342 tailoring without using any Netherweave cloth since there is no longer a cooldown for mooncloth. This will save you a ton of Outland mats, but requires a good bit of farming in Kalimdor. I had all this prepped before launch and was able to get my epic flying mount very quickly by selling the cloth.
If you just want to get to 350 for the special cloth, I have done this on all 8 of my 60s (and my main, so 9 toons) and you need 1000-1250 Netherweave. Make the bolts until grey, then imbued Netherweave until 340. The imbued Netherweave is the most inconsistent levels, but you're gonna need all that to convert into special cloth eventually anyway. I have gone like 20 imbued Netherweave without getting a skillup towards the end though. It's pretty troll. 340-350 I just did 5 Netherweave Robe and 5 Netherweave Tunic, as the patterns are pretty cheap.
20 imbued Netherweave? I am at over 40 for 339-340 :-/
Spellstrike is also pre-raid bis for boomkins. Don't forget us furry and feathered folks!
True! I forgot about y'all!
@@Toyhouze It's okay, man. Just gotta represent now that we're really bringing something to the table.
Make 460 bolts of netherweave...NOW you tell me. This would have been helpful info 3 weeks ago.
Lol gg
Takes about 40 bolts to hit 325, about 50 imbued bolts to hit 340, and about 15 netherweave boots to hit 350
About 1400 cloth will get you to 350
So to be clear, you can make all 3 cloths, but only specialise in 1? And specialising just gives you the opportunity to craft certain items and make more than 1 cloth per cooldown?
Made full frozen shadow weave set. Shid was like 8k gold lol
AH! Don't tell me that brother! I just reached 319 crafted 5 bolts for zero level lol this is going to get expensive
@@makemeajmod ya man all total over 12k
Same here, I crafted what seems like 20 bolts for like 1 or 2 skill lol
8k? I made everything except the robes, I farm the primals myself. I spent 1.2 on shadowcloth so yeah If you’re going to buy all the mats and not farm them, you’re going to overpay
I have 11 spellfire tailors.
The Rockefeller of Spellcloth.
Yikes
Wow on my realm you would be making 2k gold every 4 days
My mistake closer to 2800 lol
@@OMGsJski it’s dropping, I starting to not make mooncloth and shadow cloth but hopefully it’s a money maker to some degree for a few months. I already made 15k since launch.
If I select and spec I can respec to another spec? I mean, delete one and go for another type of cloth
Yeah you can, I think there's a good penalty though. Go back to the trainer in Shattrath you should see the option.
You have a *chance* to get 2 if you specialise
Pretty sure it's guaranteed. I've gotten 2 every time for my specialization.
are all three clothes on the same cool down ??
nope! separate cooldowns
can i unlearn spellfire tailoring and still use my cloths
Yeah but you unlearn all the spell fire only recipes you learned
@@Toyhouze I have had so many mixed messages about this I don't know if I can or can't can I switch from spell fire to mooncloth because I have wanted this all the time that I have been trying to get my gear now I have my gear I want to switch to mooncloth so I can start making new bags but half the people say I can't do it because my gear will become useless this is the most confusing thing ever I don't have a lot I can't just switch back and forth it costs a lot of gold (can I switch to mooncloth to start making bags and still use my gear?)
@@tobybuckle7818 If the item says requires Spellfire Tailoring on it then you won't be able to use that gear if you switch. That's the Spellfire robe, gloves and belt. The spellstrike pieces, helm and legs don't require spellfire tailoring. So depends on which gear you have, but yes be careful switching if you're wearing the spellfire pieces
@@Toyhouze thank you now I know that all that I have been hoping for the past couple of months to switch to mooncloth so i can get bags is just null and void i dont know why. so its going to take twice as long to make just one but there are 11 bags so 11 x 8 x 4 why blizzard why
thought u only need to be lvl 50 for 350 tailoring skill?
But you need 60 to be a spellfire specialist or shadow/moon cloth. But ya, I love seen level 50s in shadow moon area 52 but they only make 1 cloth and eventually the price will get low enough that you will need to be a specialist to get the extra cloth to be making a good profit
If I play as warlock, what is best to go then? If I want the best gear! Thanks!
@hunter larsen I was thinking demo.. I love the felguard!
@hunter larsen what about for destro (shadow)
@@MrTheWanz same, shadoweave. Shadoweave has frost and shadow spell power bonuses. If you're mostly using shadow damage in your rotation regardless of spec, go shadoweave. If you use mostly fire spells in your rotation, go spellfire because it has fire damage bonuse.
@hunter larsen Thanks a lot for the help! Appreciate it! My warlock is only level 24 right now (leveling a blood elf and want to enjoy the leveling so I am not rushing it!) But I am leveling tailoring and jewel crafting while leveling up. I use a boosted mage on a second account to farm the mats with, so it's pretty easy!
Yea.... I have 6 tailor alts, almost 2 more I’ve been working on them slowly since BWL,
... Do you even enjoy the game? Do you play to have fun?
1st?
Nope second