Hey guys, it's Reckles here with WTBGold and I've talked a lot about how Archmage Khadgar
is kind of an ******* in this game.
Well I just wanted to point out that he rushes out of this building at some point and goes
on a legendary quest.
Look above him and just note that he's, like, floating 30 lit candles above his head for
ambiance.
When he leaves, he's using his mental powers for this, this is, they're not going to stay
up there forever and this, these lit candles are going to fall.
He's in a library guys!
Filled with books that are made of paper!
What a ****in *******. Hey there guys, thanks for tunin in, this
is Reckles, and welcome to the top 10 ways to farm Windwool cloth.
We got a lot of ground to cover so let's hurry up and move on into method number 10.
But before you start off, you want to load up on a few things.
You want to get potions of luck.
This will get you extra gold, green items, exotic leather, motes of harmony, ghost iron
ore, and trillium ore.
Having the Battle Horn Toy will really help.
It pulls everything within 40 yards and has a 20% chance of dropping off Blackhoof in
valley of the four winds.
And Findle's Loot-a-rang is really cool.
It costs about 200 gold but on a 3 second cooldown it allows you to loot things from
a distance.
Alright, number 10.
If you've been around goldmaking for any length of time, you have heard about Howlingwind
Cavern and Mischievous Snow Sprite Farming.
So, this used to be really really good.
You start at one end of the cavern.
You run to the other end, and then you run back.
It used to be good, but it got nerfed.
I almost thought that these guys don't even drop plundered chests anymore from the potions
of luck.
I did get one chest though.
Hazaa.
Did get a little bit of cloth.
I got 525 cloth per hour.
I got 800 gold after selling all the greens I farmed.
So, it's not horrible when it comes to cloth, but it's just miserable not getting any chests
and wasting your potions.
Also, my toon isn't wearing nearly enough clothes for as cold as it is in this cave.
I think Blizzard should introduce a hypothermia meter for female Draenei transmogged toons.
Alright, number 9!
We are going over to YinYing Village.
We're still in Kun-Lai, and we're going to be killing ourselves some Yaungol.
There's two packs here, and once you kill those two packs, there's gonna be a little
bit of downtime because they have a 2 minute respawn timer.
Feel free to go over and kill 5 or 6 at one of the other camps nearby but the cool thing
about this place is it's a really small easy easy farming spot since you're just bouncing
between these two huts.
But even though it wasn't a great farm.
I only got 660 gold per hour and right about 200 windwool cloth per hour.
We started getting some plundered chests.
There was also zero competition, unlike the cave.
We got 12 chests and after all ten of my tests for this video I was able to calculate that
a chest carries on average 9 gold 30 silver in trade good materials and on average 8 gold
65 silver in just cash.
So being able to get 12 chests and not doing a very good job in this farming spot was pretty
alright.
I'm happy with that.
Check this place out if you ever want a nice AFK farming spot while you watch YouTube or
something.
Alright guys, our number 8 spot is going to be battlefield barrens.
It's in northern barrens and we're going to be killing Demolishers.
I covered this in my last video so if you want to see exactly how to do this go ahead
and watch that, I'll put a link in the screen.
Essentially though, we're going to be going around to 4 different spots on a very small
area of the map and just blowing up these demolishers.
This would have been higher in the list, but apparently everyone watched the last video
from 3 days ago and decided all of a sudden to come out here because I went to three different
servers and ran across no less than 2 other people a maximum of 4 other people out here
and I couldn't kill anything.
So, I need y'all to not go to the places that I'm tryin to farm when I'm tryin to make guides
ok?!
But really, I still got a Gahz'rooki in my 20 minute farming test, so that makes, in
40 minutes of testing this farming spot, 4 gahz'rookis.
I honestly did feel that since my last video drop rates on everything fell off a little
bit.
But I don't know, maybe it's just the fact that there was competition and my priest is
50 item levels behind my druid.
Alright, the number 7 spot on our list is the Angler's Expedition.
Other than the Cave, this is one of the first spots that was identified as a good farming
location in Mists of Pandaria.
And as such, it was botted heavily and nerfed really hard.
We're just going to be running around in this fishing camp killing Saurok.
Cause of the nerfs, they bug out, and some of them don't die.
You always are in combat.
Some of them glitch out and just stay there.
So, just be ready.
Have your lootarang handy.
And have a good time.
We did pretty well here.
We got 22 chests, we got 700 gold per hour.
We got 580 gloth per hour.
So, really decent farm if you're lookin for cloth.
And it's right next to Nat Pagle, so go and do your fishing dailies.
Alright guys, number 6.
We're starting to get into the good stuff.
Welcome to Unga Ingoo.
This is in the bottom part of Krasarang Wilds and we're going to be killing some monkeys.
This is one of my favorite farms.
It's got a super-high density, guaranteed respawns, and a 2-minute respawn timer.
All you need.
So, what you want to do here, is start off on the west coast of the island, kill the
big ring of monkees, move straight on over to the first set of huts.
Pull everything you can right around there.
Move over to the colliseum.
Pull that whole big group right there.
If you head north a little bit down the beach, they'll be a pack of 5.
Then if you turn around and head south, they'll be a big group by some huts and a campfire.
Kill those.
Head east.
You'll skip a few and you'll be able to kill a group of 3 huts and that should be two minutes
worth.
Also, keep an eye out for a couple of rare spawns for some extra loot.
We did really well here.
We killed a ton of mobs, we got 1332 gold.
520 cloth.
This is a really really good spot if you're looking for a place to farm some cloth.
Alright, if you've been around for any length of time, you've probably killed some mogu
in Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
With number 5 we are going to kill all of them.
At our first stop, we're going to group up and kill all of the mogu at the five sisters.
At our second stop, we're going to group up and kill all of them at Winterbough Glade,
and our third stop we're going to group up and kill all of them at the Ruins of Guo-Lai.
So, the cool thing about this, not only are you getting some cloth and some gold, but
you get to go down into the Vault at the end of your run and treat yourself by opening
up a few Ancient Caches.
We did pretty well, we got 550 cloth, 600 gold without going down into the vault, and
we got 1100 gold and 650 cloth by going down into the vault.
At number 4 we've got the slitherscale eggdrinkers in the Windward Isle, in Jade Forest.
Now these guys are infamous.
They were ridiculously abused during Mists of Pandaria because they would instaspawn
right in front of where people could just camp them.
Eventually Blizzard got around to fixing that, but now, people just don't farm there anymore
which is silly because if you take 10 steps forward, you will find a virtual carpet of
these guys along with turtles that you can just...if you run around in a semicircle around
this rock, you can kill them all, mount up, and fly back to the start and they will all
have respawned.
We did this and we got 31 plundered treasure chests from 1 potion of luck, 930 gold per
hour, and 650 windwool cloth.
That's fantastic for something that's supposed to be nerfed.
Alright, so I'm pretty sure #3 used to be called the Dread Scar, but apparently that's
just the name of a place in Ghostlands now.
This used to be one of my favorite spirit of harmony farming spots.
You start at the beginning near the wall and you kill all the warriors and all the scorpions
and you pull everything together and you just AoE everything down and then you mount up,
and you avoid all the onesy twosey things.
And you AoE the next big pack down.
While it used to be that everything had like, and 8 minute or a 6 minute respawn timer,
now everything's on a 3 minute respawn timer, which is awesome.
It means you don't have to make the entire lap all the way around dreadwastes.
You can just go to the end of this tiny run, mount up, and fly 30 seconds back.
So you just go in a straight line, whenever it starts to curve, fly back and you're good.
We got 20 treasure chests from our Potion of Luck. 822 gold per hour, and 700 cloth
per hour.
Oh my god, Sra'vess is so good.
Oh my god.
I had a Death Knight come up and try to steal my bugs.
And I just knew where to go and so I killed them before he could even, like, spread his
diseases, it's soooo good!
And I'm like, ridiculously underpowered compared to him on my stupid priest.
It's so good.
This is such a good farm.
So, there's 4 packs that you're going to run to.
There's a statue that you go kill.
Then you stand in the middle of these sap stealers.
Then you go kill an elite, and you kill all the bugs around that elite and then you run
over to another elite.
I'll put it all in the description for you.
But it's like, they have a 2 minute respawn timer and so you're just running around in
this really tight circle and you're killing 20 bugs at every single spot.
It's absurd how much mob density there is here.
It feels fantastic killing this many things as a gold farmer.
We got, 876 cloth per hour on an undergeared toon.
I got a 1000 gold per hour.
I got 28 treasure chest, which kinda surprised me, that was a little low.
There were better.
Maybe these guys were nerfed or somethin.
But Sra'vess out in Townlong Steppes is a fantastic spot, not just for Windwool Cloth,
but gold farming in general.
Alright, so we've gone through 9 different strategies so far to get to this!
This is actually kind of like chocolate chip cookies.
I got to thinking like, Hey, you used to be able to farm Black Prince rep at that one
choke point where the mogu just kindof run into each other.
That didn't work.
I just ran up and down that courtyard where the animators make the stone mogu come to
life.
If you look at this video, you can kind of get this sense that I was bored.
I got really bored.
There weren't enough of them They weren't dying fast enough.
They weren't dropping enough cloth.
They weren't dropping enough gold.
I got bored and I'll be honest, I didn't even finish the full 20 minutes of the potion!
I stopped it at 13 minutes.
I was pissy.
And I just tallied everything up.
I vendored all my greens I only got like, 100 cloth and 96 gold which comes out to 400
cloth per hour and 400 gold per hour which is...meh.
It's ok.
Here's the thing.
I remembered something.
Don't Zandalari greens sell as transmog?
So I looked in my buyback and 3 of the 5 greens that I just sold sell for more than 2000 gold.
Troll transmog is the new black.
I don't know about you, but if I'm going to farm some cloth that's worth 1 gold each,
I'd like to also be making 10,000 gold every 10 minutes.
That's just me.
I don't know about you.
So, that's my guide.
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Should I have been farming in the Isle of Giants?
Also I ended up with 5,000 cloth.
What would you have done with 5,000 cloth?
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