WoW guild recruiting call!

[Rezantis]

I have a human mage named Kerasyn.  Level 8, on Silver Hand.  Yarrrr.

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Generous offers of cash deleted until we figure out who's buying what from who and for wherefore why whizzle! :D


[Brian]

I had mentioned (in chats, etc.) that I was planning on going the tailoring route -- wanted to try and be the guild tailor.

Guess I should have mentioned it here.

Okay, I'll help you build up linens and such. :)

Edit: I think I'll take up enchantment.  I doubt anyone will be finding enchanted weapons for quite some time, and it'll be longer still before anyone is willing to give them up, but hey, don't want to miss out on the chance for a second trade skill running. ._.

[Rezantis]

Oh.

Dammit, sorry, I didn't realize - I'd been doing it in the beta and it had been really useful. ^^;;  I thought you were going more towards the enchanting route.

Although, come to think of it, it didn't occur to me to wonder what your second profession was going to be. >.>

EDIT: Dude, enchantment for high levels!  And go tailoring if you're thinking of enchanting, from what I've seen they'd mesh pretty well.  Tailors can make enchanted items themselves, after all.

[Brian]

My tauren shaman's going the skinning/leatherworking route.

We need an alliance skinner/leatherworker.

We should also look into beating some of our fellow players into helping us get other outfitting professions, such as mining and smithing.  :p

Once we can assemble parties to cover miners while they go to work....

[Rezantis]

Well, I was going to make an NE hunter who I figured I could do some skinning and leatherworking with, but he'll only be my alternate character.

*ponders*

We have Paladins and Warriors and stuff, I'm sure they wouldn't be averse to a bit of blacksmithery! ;p

[Brian]

I think I'll have my NE warrior be a leatherworking/skinning dude.  It doesn't take much to be able to make good leather for our newbs.

Which, BTW, is something I'd like to do.  Be able to set up 'care packages' for our newbs, and eventually even our alts.  Just good level 5-10 gear for whatever class.  "Congratulations and welcome to our guild, mageling.  Have some cloth armor!", etc.

This is more feasible thanks to mail.  :p

But, we could also charge our newbies the materials it takes to build the gear for them.  They get to work a bit for decent armor (collecting linen, leather, ore, etc.), and our crafters get some practice.  Of course, it's all the high level stuff we really want to build, but ... well, eventually.  ;)

[Figment]

I've made several characters on Silver Hand.

Groki - Dwarf Warrior

Kaleda - Night Elf Druid

Xaldaran - Human Mage

Chibiusa - Gnome Warlock

Sharil - Troll Shaman

EDIT:

Made a new character on Terenas.

Uris - Troll Rogue

EDIT 2:

Made another new character on Silver Hand

Kirika - Night Elf Rogue

[Rezantis]

Hmm . . .

Well, hey. :D

Hey, people!  As a general rule, could you not sell such things as these to vendors?

Ore
Cloth
Leather
Gems

Trading those between us is going to help everyone . . . aaaaand if you want the money now, then call out on the general channel - players in the game will pay more for them than the vendors will. ;)

The going rate is 4 silver for a stack of twenty linen and I think 5 silver for a stack of twenty leather; nothing else comes up on the market often enough for me to suggest a price on.

[Carthrat]

I daresay that any enchantable items will be wanted by aspiring enchanters to disenchant so they can enchant items the way they want to enchant them, rather than having to scourge for the enchantment items to use on their enchantables in less satisfactory ways.

[Kt3]

Kaincael, Dwarf Hunter in Silver Hand

and

Judin, Undead Rogue in Terenas (Mountain Time.  Very low usage, and there's no queue.)

Oh yeah, I just hit level 10 with the Undead Rogue.  He is so freaking sweet, that I'm not sure if I want to play as the dwarf anymore.  The dwarf hasn't had any professions yet, so...

[Rezantis]

Probably true, but right now I need silver REAL baaaaadly. If you give me some money for them.  :P

[Carthrat]

So says the man with, "Oh no! What am I supposed to do with 130 linen? I'm so overloaded! Oh, and I'm *still* charging you for a shirt."

In unrelated news, I picked up Herbalism and Alchemy, so I plan to be  churning out mana and health potions for all to use. They only stack in groups of 5, though, and I keep running out of vials. >_<

[Rezantis]

'Course I'm not giving you a free shirt.  I have a total of 6 silver, 58 copper, and can't afford half my spells. I'm not giving you linen, dye, and all this crap I've had to spend money on without some compensation, because I need money too.

Anyway, this brings me to my next point.

I'm not really doing much tailoring.  I'm stockpiling.  My current inventory'o'crap is:

Cloth:
68 linen cloth
1 bolt of woolen cloth
2 silk cloth

Misc:
5 malachite
1 copper tube

Leather:
16 light leather

EDIT: Updated. >.>

So yes, I can supply things, obviously most especially linen.

I will charge for supplying things, but it's negotiable, and I definitely won't ask more than I paid for it (20cp for linen, for instance).  I think that's fair, this stuff cost me a lot to get together.

Anyway, I have a few regular suppliers of cloth.  ;)

Update: I just sold about a hundred-twenty of that linen - at a profit on what I bought it at.

Cha-ching.

I'm still getting some in, so this is not slowing me down if you want some.

[Brian]

Yarr.  I'm looking into enchantment as a good complimentary to tailoring.  Right now, master Rez is probably the superior tailor, but that's okay.  I'm splitting my time between three characters, one of which I'm creating tonight, the other two of which are level 10.

Tauren Shaman with skinning/leather.
Human Warlock with tailoring/enchantment.
Night Elf Warrior with skinning/leather (again!).  But leatherworking is so much fun, see....

[Rezantis]

Not entirely - I have a bunch of linen for you, too. ;)

I'm actually having more fun doing this buying and selling thing than I am the crafting. :D