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Quillbores in the southern barrens(about level 18 and up) or furbogs in ashenvale. Neither will drop wool as fast as others drop linnen, drops do not work that way. But those are the two places that I have farmed wool for 12 toons to level FA.

Lastly wool is the second worst cloth in the game to try and farm(felcloth being the worst). so just keep it up and be happy when you get adds for silk bandaids.

Delily,

I'm really sorry i insulted you, it wasn't my intention.
Just pointing out where i found the information, it was usefull for me.

True: no capitalization and no good spelling but hey, its not my language at least i try.

not true:



Although i must admit when i read it i see a little sarcasme. Thats the thing with this form of communication, when you've asked this in real life and i gave this answer you could've corrected me and asked for a proper answer.
In that case i had the proper chance to give that answer you really needed and there where no hard feelings.

But that not the issue here, again (and hope you accept it)i apologize.

No problem of course, as was my reply.

As Horde, I like killing the dwarves in Bael Modan (southern Barrens) for wool.

If you don’t mind making the trek to the Wetlands, I’ve found the gnolls in the many camps there are a good source for wool. And with the alliance town on the far end of the zone there isn’t a lot to worry about as far as alliance NPCs are concerned. Though if you are on a PvP server this could be a rather “interesting” zone for someone from the horde to farm in.

If you have a high level character I would especially recommend the Wetlands. There are several “magic” camps where you can’t kill all the gnolls no mater how fast you can kill. One or two will always spawn. This makes for fast cloth gathering for higher level characters. Not that I would ever take advantage of a game mechanic. *whistles innocently*

Not all the camps in the Wetlands are “magic” camps. Granted, I’ve not used AE attacks to clear out the magic camps, but I’ve used my 60 rogue and my 60 fury warrior to clear out the level 25 gnolls very quickly. And there would always be a respawn of at least one gnoll in these camps at all times. And by “camp” I also include the surrounding patrols. So it’s not just the gnolls around the fire. But they are all within close visual range.

The trog camp on the small island, in front of the larger island, in the loch was one such camp as well. In the early days my rogue used to farm linen there. It was great because it was such a small area. But that was also bad. They would fall on top of each other when they died. I spent more time trying to loot the bodies than I did killing the trogs. Blizzard “fixed” that camp a long while back. I hated to see it go, but I understood why. It was a heavily used quest location and for level appropriate characters it was a death trap.



I have a level 60 warlock. I just recently re-spent his talent points, changing from affliction to demonology. I kind of miss drain tanking, but I love the new 41 point pet. For once a warlock pet can hold agro. Now playing my warlock reminds me of playing my hunters. And for me that’s a good thing.

I have a level 40 gnome mage, but he’s more or less just a bank alt now. When I played in the open betas I played a dwarven mage. To my great disappointment, Blizzard removed mage from the classes a dwarf could choose. So I picked another short race to play. But it wasn’t the same. I just couldn’t get into playing a gnome. So come the expansion I plan to play an ice mage. I just don’t know if my mage will be the new alliance race or the new horde race. I love the look of the male blood elves, the first male horde race that isn’t in dire need of a chiropractor. But I’m not sure if I can leave my alliance character behind. Either way it’ll be interesting to see if I enjoy playing a mage of a different race. I do tend to prefer melee characters, but I think an ice mage has interesting possibilities.