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Kommentar von 6873

Another good spot is in Felwood at the Timbermaw Furbolg camp in southern part of zone.

Kommentar von 8134

Mageweave cloth has a fantastic drop rate from the Dunemaul Ogres throughout western Tanaris, usually two per kill.

Kommentar von 6039

When farming for your Vibrant Plumes for your Darkmoon Faire Necklace, you'll find yourself with PLENTY of mageweave if you farm as early as 50 at the Harpy location in far northwest Ferelas.

Kommentar von 35213

These are all decent spots mentioned above, but none compare to the Pirates in Tanaris. They are closely grouped, and have a very fast respawn rate. As a 70 Mage I was able to farm over 15 stacks in an hour.

Kommentar von scyap

as a full T2 priest and assuming they drop at 100% rate, where would be the fastest?
i prefer large groups where i can use HOLY NOVA

Kommentar von 15585

As a 70 Warlock just dotting and kiting I got the best drop rate from the Dunemaul Ogres in Tanaris. I tried the Pirates and although the respawn rate is fast the drop rate just wasn't the greatest IMO.

The Ogres had a better drop rate and still a very fast respawn rate.

Kommentar von Indignation

The pirates in Tanaris were the best for me as a level 70 mage. Plus, they drop volatile rum, so you can get smashed while your grind.

Kommentar von tonik

Guy's It's much easier and faster to Farm them from the level 41-43 Furlbogs (or Whatever they are) in Feralas. I stumbled upon them last night looking for a quest, they drop alot, and respawn fast. Some drop 3-4 most drop atleast 2, and it doesn't require a level 60 or 70..In 10-15 minutes my 46 Shammy farmed 2 stacks.. no joke. Very rarely do they just drop money, but even if a few don't drop any, you make it up on the ones that drop 3 and 4 at a time.

Kommentar von 3669

For AE grinding: Tanaris Pirates.
For Single Kill: The Orges in Tanaris.

Kommentar von Thottbot

In Ferelas, there's a massive area SW of Camp Mojache with Woodpaw Gnolls. L41-45 abouts.

Drops here are very good. And Thottbot seems to reflect that (Sort the list by Kills primarily, and Drop% secondary)

Got 3 stacks (60 total) in an hour at L55.... since they drop quick and there are hundreds of them to kill

Kommentar von Thottbot

The drop rate for mageweave is ~ 60% on all deadwood furbolgs in felwood. That is high, if not the highest.

But as a bonus you get to raise faction with the timbermaws by killing them. Two birds with one stone.

Even better deadwoods cluster in groups of 3-5 so if your a mage there is AoE fun to be had.

Kommentar von Thottbot

The dunemaul outpost of ogres in Tanaris is a good spot. Ogres as a farmers wet dream since they have low hp, don't run and don't have any debuffs.

Two stacks in an hour with a 60 hunter in agi/crit gear.

The problem with other mobs is that they run, not because they can hurt you at 60, but it's annoying to have to go after them to loot them. Ogres come to you to deliver their mageweave.

Kommentar von Thottbot

I took one of the above posters suggestions and tried the Deadwood Furlbogs in southern Felwood as a source for Mageweave drops. The good news was that they were level 48 (I'm level 56) and so I was able to get SOME experience while I farmed mageweave. The bad news is that the drops are NOWHERE near what the Thottbot stats say they are. I'd put the drop rate closer to 30% than 60%.

The best drop rates I've found are still with the Witherbark Trolls in NE Hinterlands. The drawback here is that they are level 46 and 47 and if, like me, you're level 56 or above, you're not going to get any exp. Still, the drop rate does actually seem to be around 60%.

Kommentar von Thottbot

First, thottbot's % is also based on the *number* of mageweave they drop. If it says 60%, this means out of 100, 60 is how much is average for you to have.

This can mean that out of 100, either 60 mobs have dropped 1, or 1 mob has dropped 60 mageweave. The thottbot values for most mobs are roughly accurate (especially those with a high kill value). (This is also why some mobs have a number higher than 100% chance to drop something, it's because they drop more than 1 per mob on average).

If you look at the drop rates, there is one mob that stands out. The level 50-51 elites in Jintha alor, have a 95%+ drop rate of mageweave.

As a 60 hunter with an epic mount and beast handling, I managed to get to the very top of jintha alor in about a minute and a bit, taking a total of about 800 damage from aggro. Once there, go in the cave and start killing.

You kill em slower than lower level non elites, so if you are *just* after mageweave there might be better spots, but in an hour, I've managed to get 3 stacks of mageweave, 7 greens, 4 greys worth over a gold each, 6 gold from dropped silver.

Overall I think this makes them my favourite source, as I can get alot of other stuff at the same time. (BTW, the wolves are also a pretty good source of tender wolf meat, which can be turned into the +15 stamina steaks, and vile priestess Hexx has a high respawn rate and also drops alot of mageweave).

Kommentar von Thottbot

I went to Jintha'Alor to try farming. After 1 hour, I had 69 Mageweave Cloth. Each mob does not drop it everytime, but when they do drop it, it is usually 3-4 of them at a time.

They dropped off of:
Vilebranch Soothsayer
Vilebranch Berserker
Vilebranch Headhunter
Vilebranch Shadow Hunter

According to my stats, it shows a 100% droprate off of these ... which isn't true, just that the amount dropped was equal to the ammount of mobs killed, not that they all dropped it every time.

I hope that this is helpful

Kommentar von Thottbot

Grinded a bit arround tanaris, tried the pirates and the ogres in the different ruins. But nothing beats the droprates at Dunemaul compound. They drop about 3-4 at the time, but they dont drop much else(prevents yoru bags from getting filled with junk though). Mobs are scattered arround in groups of 2-4, but some can be gathered to aoe. Grinded there as lvl 70 mage and got over 8 stacks less than an hour.

Kommentar von Thottbot

Around (43,52).

With a lvl 61 numter (tanking, lol) and my lvl 49 lock, we collected ~16 stacks between in ~3 hours. We also tried Feralas, but found the Tenaris drop rate was much better (and the killing was more fun, lol).

For those without coordinates:
Good luck if you nomrally rely upon written descriptions of landmarks, because Tenaris
doesn't have any I could write about here, lol. It might be better to think about this:
* The coordinate system notation is
("horizontal distance", "vertical distance").
* (50,50) is the middle of any map.
* (0,0) is the upper left corner of any map.
Thus the Compound is almost smack dab in the middle of the Tenaris map, slightly (7/100th of the map's width) to the west.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I found a great place to farm this in The Hinterlands. Just west of that shore with all the turtles on it there are two troll camps right next to each other. The trolls in each camp have some of the highest drop rate in The Hinterlands. In the time that it takes for a lvl 49 Warlock (me) to clear out one base the other has completely respawned so that you can continue farming without stopping. I hope this helped

Kommentar von Allakhazam

ITS A material used in tailoring and first aid,

tailors make it into mageweave bolts then into cloth armour

first aid make mageweave bandages

IT ISNT A MAGE ITEM UNLES THEY GOT IRST AID OR TAILORING U NUBS!

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The Deadwood furbolgs of Felwood are nice aswell, the southern camp furbolgs loot quite nicely, and they give rep with those other furbolgs who happen to have an über tailor trainer (he can train you everything from skill 1 to 300 I believe) and a tailoring supplier. When you need runecloth go kill the northern furbolgs :-)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I'm amazed at how you all have totally failed to see the bleedingly obvious sarcasm in the first post...
Either it's that, or the first poster is an idiot.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

these idoits are getting annoying. Mageweave is NOT a mage Item. It is merly a step up from silk. Myself I need some soon to make some bandages. About what level mobs start to drop this. and do the SM mobs have high drop rates of this?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The closest you could put it towards being something to do with magic would be that it could be a mages profession or they might be wearing gear made out of it. :D

I can now make this just hit 175 Taiouring and I am level 26, as ResenKun said "what is the lowest mob that drops this item"

Thanks heaps,
Cougar

Kommentar von Allakhazam

What's a good mob to farm for this at lvl40, Im trying to increase my rep with UC

Edited, Fri Mar 3 22:05:21 2006

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I was able to get about 200 of these on my 60 mage in under 30 minutes. Thanks a bunch for the strategy!

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Its a better kind of silk.. there´s nothing magic there but the name...
you use a lot to make clothes and bandages

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I need this har item for my First aid. what is the best monster for a lvl 31 Lock to kill?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

In regards to the posts below...

There are various kinds of cloth, from least expensive/lower level to most expensive/highest level:

Linen
Wool
Silk
Mageweave
Runecloth

Edited, Mon Dec 19 11:24:39 2005

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The best location i've found for farming Mageweave is the northspring harpys (and variations of) in north-western feralas (40,12) - ruins of ravenwind. They are from level 48-51 or so and drop 1-3 mageweave about 80% of the time or better.

I first started killing them for a quest when my hunter was still in the mid 40s. One at a time they were no problem. The best part is, if you are farming mageweave for another toon, they'll level you all the way to 60. Granted not very quickly but a little EXP is better than no EXP.

For a 59 hunter they drop like flies and the stacks of cloth accumulate very quickly.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Looks like the gravy train for Mageweave Cloth is over.... at least it is from the Northspring Harpes. I've killed over 200 of them today and only got 2 stacks of Mageweave Cloth. One in six kills dropped Mageweave and only one or two cloth dropped for the kill. These harpes suck for Mageweave.

Edited, Nov 16th 2006 at 12:47pm PST by XenaSkull

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The highborne camp in Azshare has pretty good drops on mageweave. There are 2 types of mobs here, Highborne Apparitions and Highborne Lichlings. I'm lvl 64 grinding cloth for tailoring and getting a decent drop rate here. The only problem is the small amount of them, and the somewhat long respawn timer. I'll be trying other spots listed here, but heres a screenshot from an hour of farming

I farmed at a slow pace, bored with the slow respawn time. This was a little under an hour, but I could have moved faster, when I cleared the camp sometimes I would alt tab and browse this site for a few minutes. I just got mobinfo2 recently so this is my only info on mageweave cloth, of course the sample size is pretty small, but this should help a bit.

http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/6828/mage3ww6.jpg

Kommentar von Allakhazam

THIS IS OBVIOUSLY A MAGE ITEM

Kommentar von Allakhazam

anyone know a good place to farm Mageweave at level 40 ? i've killed lots and lots of Dustbelchers and dropped only one mageweave cloth

Kommentar von Allakhazam

no this is just cloth like silk they ran out of names so they named it mageweave it has nothing to do with mages at all i'm a 38 mage it's not used in any mage quests so no it's not a mage item

Kommentar von Allakhazam

You can farm this easy in The Temple of Atal'Hakkar, so, in the Sunken Temple. (70 mage!)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I usually farm there for my mageweave. Easy for any level 60 to solo. Beware the physically immune trolls though. Those guys will get you.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

This seems to be a good spot to farm for mageweave. In a bit over 2 hours I have nearly seven stacks. Some of them drop multiples, some drop none at all but the drop rate has been pretty satisfactory.

Edited, Jan 5th 2007 6:40pm by Oriette

Kommentar von Allakhazam

176 tailoring, baby!

-EE

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The higher lvl trolls (lvl 44 - 48) in Hinterlands, have quite a good, drop %... and there are tons of then.

Edited, Mon Jan 9 00:43:38 2006

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