Huge Quest reward helper

[coni]

Hey all, im back for another contribution.

This isn't an exploration nor a guide.

It's just a tip for when you are questing and sometimes you dont need the quest reward, so you have to sell it. Some tips to choose the right one -

1. For enchanters

Click the disenchant skill and hold it over the item in quest log, and you will see what required level to disenchant it - Higher skill required means higher item level - higher item level means higher sell value to vendor .


2. For everybody

ALWAYS choose the most heavy armor type (leather over cloth for an example)

ALWAYS choose the armor type that is the biggest one (chest piece over gloves for an example)

ALWAYS choose a weapon over an armor piece - weapons are ALWAYS worth more!

This might not seem to save alot of money, but trust me it does!

Think about saving 3-5 gold every quest you do in outlands, and you do AT LEAST 10 quests each level, thats at least 30g a level, and from 58-70 its 12 levels.

12 x 30 is 240 gold, just in doing those easy steps. So you should easily make over 300 gold. Thats alot of money for nothing, and thats just in outlands.


The big money maker is enchanting though, in some cases, mostly from level 40-60 (when the enchanting mats are REALLY expensive since nobody gets em nomore from farming etc.) you can make over 20 gold in one quest item, and thats in about level 50. THAT is easy cash for nothing!

I hope this helped for all of you, please leave a comment.

[0eyvind]

Good job, common sence though. And i wouldn't call it "huge".

[coni]

Yeah, some people doesn't have that

[brikaschak]

An even easier way to determine the highest profit yield is to utilize "Informant" and Enchantrix", which are both part of the "Auctioneer" add-on. Simply hovering over the items will tell you everything you need to know when deciding which reward to choose for profit. God I love Auctioneer ^_^

[Kissy]

An even easier way to determine the highest profit yield is to utilize "Informant" and Enchantrix", which are both part of the "Auctioneer" add-on. Simply hovering over the items will tell you everything you need to know when deciding which reward to choose for profit. God I love Auctioneer ^_^

Think everyone thats used it loves it, i've used it since i started playing wow, Dont know how anyone can not use it. If ya hover over the item it'll tell you the vendor price so you dont have to mess about working it out xD

But on topic, best bet is just to be an enchanter and just disenchant it xD (Again autioneer can help with this as it'll tell you what % chance you have to get certian gems / dust)

[eltales]

I'm doin like that all the time ;(

[SuperflyForever]

If a certain quest reward doesn't have a vendor price on it I usually load up the quest in wowhead or something and check the prices on all.

[eqlipze]

Some, err, lower armor gives more money than heavier. For instance, some leather armor can give more money by selling to a vendor than plate. Best thing would be to get an addon which tells you what vendor price is. And also, heavier weapons gives more gold. For instance a 2-hander gives more than a 1-hander. Just some heads-up.
Nevertheless, good post. Did this myself while I played, earned insane lots of money. My 68 alt hunter has around 3000g by doing this and generally selling all greys etc.

[holmedog]

To those saying be an enchanter:

In my experience, it is better to just sell the loots, because leveling enchanting to the point where you can DE the outlands stuff simply costs too much money. I have 350 enchanting on my priest, and I can promise you that the 3-5g I get from de'ing a green is NO WHERE NEAR a good return on the thousands of gold I've wasted leveling enchanting (or lost because I used matts to level that I could have sold).

[Imamrcool]

12 x 30 is 240 gold

huh?

[sign0fapocalypse]

12x30=360

DUHH

[waldotck]

makes sense... nice.

[Hammerfal]

Common sense mostly.... but for some people they might have learned something, so good post.