My previous cloth farming article, Mageweave Farming For the Lazy, involved Renei sending out Mandorall to do his dirty work, reaping Mageweave glory from his friend’s work.

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How times change. He is now powerful enough to do his own grinding, especially if he can skill get experience and/or Rep points from the effort.

Renei was recently in a bind, namely the lack of Runecloth to advance his skills, and to sell on the Auction House for money to pay for all his bad habits.

After a little bit of looking around, Renei found the best and easiest Runecloth farming spot. That place is Expedition Armory (55,79 and thereabout), just south of Honor Hold in Hellfire Peninsula.

Here are the three Mob types, their levels and their Runecloth drop rates:

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• Unyielding Footman, 54-60, 32.60%
• Unyielding Knight, 55-60, 32.43%
• Unyielding Sorcerer, 55-60, 32.41%

While the footman has officially the highest drop rate, I had better experience with the Knights and especially the Sorcerers.

On top of that, even if the area is heavily farmed, the respawn rate of those mobs is very acceptable, meaning that you should not run out of things to kill.

My recommendations for farming are always based on what is EASIEST. I know there are mobs out there — especially in instances — with better drop rate than that. But the mobs I recommend killing are easily soloable, and if, like Renei, you are of much higher level, you should be able to pull a whole bunch of them at the same time and AoE them to death, multiplying the results for just a little bit more effort.

Renei is now level 67 Frost Mage. He can kill all those mobs without breaking a sweat, and skill gets Experience from them, which is a nice bonus.

Happy Runecloth Farming!

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