Today I bring you my updated Dragonflight: Patch 10.1 TSM Import String. Thanks to the help of Wowhead, I think I have an excellent foundation for any of you looking for a headstart with all the new items in Dragonfight: Patch 10.1.
Continue reading for more information!
Welcome to the first iteration of my Dragonflight TSM Import String. As I’m sure you’re aware, Blizzard experienced many teething problems with the launch last night, and many players (including myself) probably didn’t hang around long enough to get back online.
However, it’s been a busy and prosperous morning/afternoon, and I’ve done my best to create a Dragonflight Import String for all you busy gold-makers.
Update: Please check out my new blog post for my updated Dragonflight TSM Import String (10.0.2 – Version 2)
With Phase One of the Dragonflight Pre-Patch releasing during the last reset, it’s imperative that during these early iterations of the expansion, you frequently update your Addons! As many streamers hint, Phase One appears to be an open Beta – so expect more changes throughout the patch!
Welcome to today’s blog post. Today I’ll discuss the benefits of a new Add-on by plusmouse called Point Blank Sniper. This Add-on was brought to my attention by Vahdis on Twitter. It’s a very lightweight Add-on, requiring some additional Add-ons to work.
The premise is that by importing Shopping Lists into the Shopping tab, we can use Point Blank Sniper to snipe Auctions within that Shopping List that other players may post incorrectly.
On the 13th of June, TradeSkillMaster (TSM) released its new beta version, 4.11. If you’re a premium member, be sure to check your email for your invite. For those interested in signing up, check the information below regarding early beta access.
Suppose you’re a World of Warcraft player that enjoys playing the Auction House (a gold-maker). In that case, TradeSkillMaster (TSM) is, without a doubt, an essential addon for you.
Setting up TSM correctly; creating your groups and operations precisely means gold-making can become an effortless and efficient task.
I’ve been a user of TSM since midway through Cataclysm, and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed everything the Addon has to offer. However, I’ve experienced other Auction House Addons like Auctioneer and Auctionator. Unfortunately, neither of them comes close to what TSM offers.
Many players are put off by TSM, as it needs much work at the beginning to get TSM working at its best. However, it’s never been a better time to get involved with the ability to import other player’s profiles.
Please only use profiles or import strings from trusted sources and always backup your original profile before making any changes!
If the thought of setting up TSM is daunting, please do consider checking out BilisOnyxia, who has a complete TSM Profile available on his Patreon. His TSM Profile is perfect for all new and experienced players.
BilisOnyxia is a highly regarded member within r/woweconomy (the World of Warcraft Economy Subreddit) and has a vast knowledge of developing TSM groups and operations.
I do have TSM Import Strings that may be of interest to you. These are continuously updated and are available from my Pastebin. These are not as complete as BilisOnyxia’s TSM Profile, but these are an alternative option for you.
Please remember to backup your TSM Profile before importing or making any changes to TSM!
As soon as TSM introduced a premium membership, I immediately signed up. Being a premium member was an excellent opportunity for me to give something back to Sapu and his development team. Not only does my membership help future developments, but I also get other perks, including automatic backups and early beta access.
An added benefit of signing up to premium is early access to TSM beta invites. Five days ago, I received my invite and now look forward to checking out TSM 4.11 beta and its new improvements. So, if you’re a premium member, check your email linked to your account to find out how to get started with TSM 4.11.
For players that don’t have a premium membership, you can sign up for beta access via TSM’s beta sign-up page. Invites are strictly on a first-in-first-out system.
For a full run-down of all the new functions and improvements coming in TSM 4.11, check out the TradeSkillMaster blog for a full detailed explanation of all their latest additions.
If you’re not a TSM premium member and don’t want to queue for early access to TSM 4.11 beta, it’s not too late to sign up for TSM Premium. So sign up today and get early access to TSM 4.11 beta.
If you receive access to TSM beta, always participate and offer feedback via error messages that you may receive/experience. Doing this will help developers fix bugs and errors, ultimately ironing out any potential issues before release.
Alternatively, check out TSM’s Discord channel to report any bugs or issues that you may encounter.
TSM has not sponsored or endorsed this post, neither am I an affiliate. Instead, the blog post explains my experiences with TSM and the value of the Addon if you enjoy gold-making. Although TSM is accessible to everyone for free, signing up for TSM premium will offer you extra perks, including guaranteed early beta access.
BilisOnyxia has not approached me to advertise his Patreon; I merely added this within my blog, as I believe it’s the best TSM Profile available!
You probably think there isn’t much value in flipping BoE Vendor Recipes, and you’d be wrong! Flipping recipes from a vendor can be a nice casual addition to your gold-making routines. Many players within World of Warcraft don’t like the thought of traveling around looking for vendors/recipes, especially those of limited availability, and that’s where we as gold makers come in.
Unlike my previous recipe posts, I won’t be creating a comprehensive list of all the recipes available; this is because there are 247 recipes available, and the list would be too long. However, please consider checking out my Pastebin for the TSM Group – BoE Vendor Recipes.
I’ve sorted the Vendor recipes you can purchase with a currency into two groups, Limited and Unlimited. There are also four recipes you can purchase with a commodity; these can prove very profitable, especially the Klaxxi recipes. The recipes are behind an Honored reputation requirement.
These recipes have a limited amount available from a vendor. Once the vendor has sold out, you will need to wait until the vendor restocks that recipe. Limited recipes from vendors that are not easily accessible can prove to be very profitable. You’re offering a service, be sure to adequately price these recipes!
These recipes have an infinite amount available. However, players will still purchase these from the Auction House if the price is right. After all, players don’t want to travel far if they can get a decent deal on the Auction House – time is money, friend!
As mentioned above, there are four recipes available that you can purchase with a commodity. These commodities are readily available from the Auction House; you’ll need 40x Kyperite and 20x Darkmoon Daggermaw.
[Plans: Ghost Iron Shield Spike] (20x Kyperite)
[Plans: Living Steel Weapon Chain] (20x Kyperite)
[Recipe: Extra Lemony Herb Filet] (10x Darkmoon Daggermaw)
[Recipe: Lemon Herb Filet] (10x Darkmoon Daggermaw)
When valuing your BoE Vendor recipe(s), I advise you to use The Undermine Journal (TUJ) and check the prices based on your realm. If you’d prefer an average price based on the region, I’d recommend using the EU or NA Median Price.
I have taken the liberty of adding a Pastebin, which holds a TSM Group with the BoE Vendor Recipes. I’ve separated the subgroups as outlined above, and where possible, categorized them by their drop chance. Please remember that I do not add operations to my TSM groups to prevent any potential issues; default operations will automatically be assigned once imported successfully.
Feel free to make any adjustments you wish, but please make sure you backup your profile before importing and making any changes.
Be sure to subscribe to my blog, to receive updates.
A huge thank you to Wowhead, for use of their item IDs and their excellent filter system. This post would not have been achievable without their hard work!
Any feedback is greatly received; please use the comment section below. If you need to contact me, use the contact me method. If you found this post helpful and believe it could be of use to someone else, please consider liking and sharing.
Thank you for reading.
Welcome to my comprehensive list of BoE Leatherworking Recipes. I have categorized the recipes into two categories, Obtainable and Unobtainable. The Obtainable recipes are those that still drop from mobs. The Unobtainable lists recipes that no longer have a source, or more importantly, are available from a profession trainer instead. I collected this data using Wowhead.
I’ve sorted the lists alphabetically, and the drop rate added is the highest percentage available. However, it’s essential to understand that the difficult to obtain recipes should hold the most significant value. Check The Undermine Journal (TUJ) for the recipe’s valuation.
I’ve also added helpful links to Wowhead if you’d wish to view the recipe(s) in greater detail.
I’ve compiled a list of 101 BoE Leatherworking Recipes that are still obtainable in-game from killing mobs. Ignore the Buyout Price in the Quick Facts box on Wowhead, as these prices are incorrect. Instead, check The Undermine Journal (TUJ) for a precise valuation.
I have separated the [Recipe: Warbear Harness] into a different subgroup, don’t purchase; this is for your consideration. There is an alternative recipe [Recipe: Warbear Harness] available from the Timbermaw Hold vendor, Meilos, and you’ll need to meet the reputation requirement of Friendly to purchase it.
Due to the ease of obtaining this BoP recipe, I’d recommend not purchasing the BoE Recipe to flip!
There are 32 BoE Leatherworking Recipes in this category, which I’ve separated into two parts. Purchase and Don’t Purchase. Unavailable recipes found in-game that have no source, or alternative method, should be Purchased.
However, unavailable recipes that you can learn from a Profession Trainer, or purchase from a Trader, Do not Purchase these from the Auction House under any circumstance! These recipes have no value whatsoever! Therefore, I have also added these recipes to my TSM to prevent accidentally purchasing them. Make sure you remove all purchase operations for this category!
Recipes available once more via the Cataclysm Timewalking vendor Kiatke in Shadowlands 9.1 (Confirmation here)
7 BoE Leatherworking Recipes in this category should be carefully considered before purchasing. These recipes have an alternative BoP recipe, which has a Smart Loot tag. These recipes have a greater drop rate than shown on Wowhead. This is because players that have the Leatherworking Profession and don’t currently have the recipe, have a greater chance of looting these recipes.
2 BoE Leatherworking Recipes are available from completing two quests. Consider the prices of these recipes before purchasing. These quests are faction-specific!
Take extra care when purchasing these 16 BoE Leatherworking Recipes, as they’re faction-specific.
When valuing your BoE Leatherworking recipe(s), I advise you to use The Undermine Journal (TUJ) and check the prices based on your realm. If you’d prefer an average price based on the region, I’d recommend using the EU or NA Median Price.
I have taken the liberty of adding a Pastebin, which holds a TSM Group with the BoE Leatherworking Recipes. I’ve separated the subgroups as outlined above, and where possible, categorized them by their drop chance. Please remember that I do not add operations to my TSM groups to prevent any potential issues; default operations will automatically be assigned once imported successfully.
Feel free to make any adjustments you wish, but please make sure you backup your profile before importing and making any changes.
Finally, I remind you that I’m currently restructuring my whole TSM Recipe Groups and plan to share this once completed.
Be sure to subscribe to my blog, to receive updates.
A huge thank you to Wowhead, for use of their item IDs and their excellent filter system. This post would not have been achievable without their hard work!
Any feedback is greatly received; please use the comment section below. If you need to contact me, use the contact me method. If you found this post helpful and believe it could be of use to someone else, please consider liking and sharing.
Thank you for reading.
Today, I noticed that using the TSM Ledger (via the TradeSkillMaster (TSM) Website) to detail my sales data for my Fortnightly Sales Reports was flawed. If you’ve been checking my updates regularly, you’ll be aware that I use the TSM Ledger to detail the purchases and sales for the previous fortnight. But this data is incorrect.
I assure you that there is no issue regarding the application itself; it was merely an oversight on my part!
As well as using TSM to record my data, I also use a spreadsheet that records gold balances on all my realms. This spreadsheet records increases and decreases per realm, giving me a total gold balance across all my realms. Thus, every fortnight, the total gold made was substantially different from what TSM Ledger recorded.
Not only gold unaccounted for, but there were also discrepancies with specific items bought and sold. For example, I’d loot mailboxes with items purchased, yet TSM Ledger had no purchase data for that given fortnight. Then it dawned on me that when I use the TSM Ledger to collect data for that fortnight, it doesn’t include the sales data I made 48 hours after posting auctions from the previous fortnight.
For those still unsure what I mean, here are two images. The first image is the TSM Ledger data I posted on my last Fortnightly Gold-Making Report.
I made 6.4m gold in purchases, and 6.7m gold in sales, thus recording a 272k profit.
The second image below is from today (01.06.21) for the same timeframe but clearly shows its sales and purchase data discrepancies compared to the previous image. This discrepancy is because I’ve incorrectly collected data for this fortnight that should’ve calculated towards last fortnight’s data.
The updated data shows 6.7m gold in purchases, and sales of 10.4m gold, thus recording a profit of 3.6m gold. This figure also corresponds with the figures collected via my spreadsheet.
For example, if I reposted expired auctions on Thursday 6th May and made a sale, when I repost my expired auctions and collect my gold next fortnight, the sale will be recorded for the new fortnightly sales data, not the last fortnight. TSM Ledger will do the opposite (because it records data by date), and it’s this that has been a flaw in all my fortnightly gold-making sales reports.
I’ve decided to delay tomorrow’s fortnightly gold-making report (even though I completed my auctions yesterday) and will post it in two weeks. My thought process is to post my reports two weeks behind, meaning that the data collected for that fortnight will be complete and shouldn’t affect the data for future fortnightly reports.
I will no longer consolidate sales from my mailbox; instead, I will look to do so from the TSM Ledger. However, I still believe it’s best to consolidate these sales into categories, so readers can easily see the profitable markets. Unfortunately, the cut and pastes weren’t too clean, so they were hard to view.
I only realized about these issues this morning, and in keeping with my belief in complete transparency, I felt it was appropriate to post this immediately and offer a full explanation.
This issue was a simple oversight on my part and a result of jumping into something I didn’t fully appreciate until now, and I’m sorry for this. I’ll have clear and concise fortnightly gold-making sales reports again in two weeks; please consider checking them out.
I pride myself on these reports, as they help give those who read them an idea of whether it’s worth operating in a market I share. Flawed data will undoubtedly affect this, and hopefully, with these new changes, reassure you that the markets I operate in are incredibly profitable and worthwhile.
So, again, I apologize, and I’ll strive to do better!
Thanks for reading!
Welcome to my comprehensive list of BoE Engineering Recipes. I have categorized the recipes into two categories, Obtainable and Unobtainable. The Obtainable recipes are those that still drop from mobs. The Unobtainable lists recipes that no longer have a source, or more importantly, are available from a profession trainer instead. I collected this data using Wowhead.
I’ve sorted the lists alphabetically, and the drop rate added is the highest percentage available. However, it’s essential to understand that the difficult to obtain recipes should hold the most significant value. Check The Undermine Journal (TUJ) for the recipe’s valuation.
I’ve also added helpful links to Wowhead if you’d wish to view the recipe(s) in greater detail.
I’ve compiled a list of 34 BoE Engineering Recipes that are still obtainable in-game from killing mobs. Ignore the Buyout Price in the Quick Facts box on Wowhead, as these prices are incorrect. Instead, check The Undermine Journal (TUJ) for a precise valuation.
16 BoE Engineering Recipes in this category are Unobtainable that you can learn from a Profession Trainer or an alternative recipe do not Purchase these from the Auction House! These recipes have no value whatsoever! Therefore, I have also added these recipes to my TSM to prevent accidentally purchasing them. Make sure you remove all purchase operations for this category!
This recipe is available once more via the Cataclysm Timewalking vendor Kiatke in Shadowlands 9.1 (Confirmation here)
You can obtain 5 BoE Engineering Recipes via Pandaria Fireworks. To better understand this, check out a great comment from kkwydragonflame on Wowhead. I’d suggest not purchasing these recipes from the Auction House, as these recipes are easy to acquire if you have the profession, Pandaren Engineering.
Take extra care when purchasing these 11 BoE Engineering Recipes, as they’re Class-Specific. Only players that meet these class requirements can learn these recipes.
When valuing your BoE Engineering recipe(s), I advise you to use The Undermine Journal (TUJ) and check the prices based on your realm. If you’d prefer an average price based on the region, I’d recommend using the EU or NA Median Price.
I have taken the liberty of adding a Pastebin, which holds a TSM Group with the BoE Engineering Recipes. I’ve separated the subgroups as outlined above, and where possible, categorized them by their drop chance. Please remember that I do not add operations to my TSM groups to prevent any potential issues; default operations will automatically be assigned once you’ve successfully imported any of these group(s).
Feel free to make any adjustments to these groups, but please make sure you backup your profile before importing and making any changes. If you make an error, you can easily revert to a backup.
Finally, I remind you that I’m currently restructuring my whole TSM Recipe Groups and plan to share this once completed.
Be sure to subscribe to my blog, to receive updates.
A huge thank you to Wowhead, for use of their item IDs and their excellent filter system. This post would not have been achievable without their hard work!
Any feedback is greatly received; please use the comment section below. If you need to contact me, using the contact me method. If you found this post helpful and believe it could be of use to someone else, please consider liking and sharing.
Thank you for reading.
Welcome to my comprehensive list of BoE Jewelcrafting Recipes. I have categorized the recipes into two categories, Obtainable and Unobtainable. The Obtainable recipes are those that still drop from mobs. The Unobtainable lists recipes that no longer have a source, or more importantly, are available from a profession trainer instead. I collected this data using Wowhead.
I’ve sorted the lists alphabetically, and the drop rate added is the highest percentage available. The Old World Boss Azuregos has been ignored from the recipe drop rate. However, it’s essential to understand that the difficult to obtain recipes should hold the most significant value. Check The Undermine Journal (TUJ) for the recipe’s valuation.
I’ve also added helpful links to Wowhead if you’d wish to view the recipe(s) in greater detail.
I’ve compiled a list of 88 BoE Jewelcrafting Recipes that are still obtainable in-game from killing mobs. Ignore the Buyout Price in the Quick Facts box on Wowhead, as these prices are incorrect. Instead, check The Undermine Journal (TUJ) for a precise valuation.
23 BoE Jewelcrafting Recipes in this category are Unobtainable that you can learn from a Profession Trainer or an alternative recipe do not Purchase these from the Auction House! These recipes have no value whatsoever! Therefore, I have also added these recipes to my TSM to prevent accidentally purchasing them. Make sure you remove all purchase operations for this category!
When valuing your BoE Jewelcrafting recipe(s), I advise you to use The Undermine Journal (TUJ) and check the prices based on your realm. If you’d prefer an average price based on the region, I’d recommend using the EU or NA Median Price.
I have taken the liberty of adding a Pastebin, which holds a TSM Group with the BoE Jewelcrafting Recipes. I’ve separated the subgroups as outlined above, and where possible, categorized them by their drop chance. Please remember that I do not add operations to my TSM groups to prevent any potential issues; default operations will automatically be assigned once you’ve successfully imported any of these group(s).
Feel free to make any adjustments to these groups, but please make sure you backup your profile before importing and making any changes. If you make an error, you can easily revert to a backup.
Finally, I remind you that I’m currently restructuring my whole TSM Recipe Groups and plan to share this once completed.
Be sure to subscribe to my blog, to receive updates.
A huge thank you to Wowhead, for use of their item IDs and their excellent filter system. This post would not have been achievable without their hard work!
Any feedback is greatly received; please use the comment section below. If you need to contact me, using the contact me method. If you found this post helpful and believe it could be of use to someone else, please consider liking and sharing.
Thank you for reading.