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Tipos de Cloth(Pano)

Embora todos os materiais para alfaiataria possam ser adquiridos na Casa de Leilões, pode ser mais econômico em certos pontos cultivar seu próprio tecido. Todos os panos caem de mobs humanóides, e o tipo depende do nível do mob. Abaixo está uma lista de zonas para farmar:

Linen Cloth
- Qualquer área de inicio
Wool Cloth
- Darkshore, Westfall, Ashenvale, The Barrens, Hillsbrad Foothills, Silverpine Forest,tambem em Ghostlands
Silk Cloth
- Ashenvale, Desolace, Stranglethorn Vale, Thousand Needles
Mageweave Cloth
- Azshara, Badlands, Blasted Lands, Feralas, Felwood
Runecloth
- Azshara, Burning Steppes, Felwood, Western Plaguelands
Netherweave Cloth
- Hellfire Peninsula, Netherstorm, Blade’s Edge Mountains
Frostweave Cloth
- Icecrown, Zul’Drak
Ebonweave – Moonshroud – Spellweave
- Ebon = Farm Eternal Shadow
- Moonshroud = Farm Eternal Life
- Spellweave = Farm Eternal Fire

Materiais Requeridos

Kalindor e east Kingdon

Outland

131x Rune Thread

Outland (encontrado em action house)

Northrend

Leveis Tayloring

1 – 45: Bolt of Linen Cloth

Convert Linen Cloth into Bolts of Linen Cloth.

45 – 70: Heavy Linen Gloves

Use Bolt of Linen Cloth and Coarse Thread to make Heavy Linen Gloves.

Depois de fazer luvas suficientes para atingir o nível de habilidade 50, você pode aprender Alfaiataria Journeyman. Você também pode esperar até terminar de fazê-los treinar também.

70 – 75: Reinforced Linen Cape

Combine Bolt of Linen Cloth +Coarse Thread

75 – 100: Bolt of Woolen Cloth (craft x45 total)

Converter Wool Cloth em Bolts of Woolen Cloth.

100 – 110: Simple Kilt

Combine Bolt of Linen Cloth +Fine Thread

110 – 125: Double-stitched Woolen Shoulders

Use Bolt of Woolen Cloth +Fine Thread

‎Depois de terminar de fazer essas spaulders, vá treinar a Expert Tailoring.‎

125 – 145: Bolt of Silk Cloth (craft x190 total)

Converter Silk Cloth em Bolts of Silk Cloth.

145 – 160: Azure Silk Hood

Combine Bolt of Silk Cloth, Fine Thread, e Blue Dye fazer Azure Silk Hoods.

160 – 170: Silk Headband

Use Bolt of Silk Cloth and Fine Thread fazer Silk Headbands.

170 – 175: Formal White Shirt

Use Bolt of Silk Cloth, Fine Thread, eBleach fazer Formal White Shirts.

175 – 185: Bolt of Mageweave (craft x99 total)

Converter Mageweave Cloth em Bolts of Mageweave Cloth.

185 – 200: Crimson Silk Vest

Combine Bolt of Silk Cloth, Fine Thread, e Red Dye fazer this Crimson Silk Vest.

‎Depois de atingir o nível de habilidade 200, você deve treinar a Alfaiataria Artesanal.‎

200 – 215: Crimson Silk Pantaloons

Use Bolt of Silk Cloth, Silken Thread, and Red Dye to make Crimson Silk Pantaloons.

215 – 220: Black Mageweave Leggings

Combine Bolt of Mageweave eSilken Thread fazer Mageweave Leggings.

220 – 230: Black Mageweave Gloves

Use Bolt of Mageweave e Silken Thread fazer Mageweave Gloves.

230 – 250: Black Mageweave Headband

Use Bolt of Mageweave e Silken Thread fazer Mageweave Headbands.

250 – 260: Bolt of Runecloth (craft x195 total)

Converter Runecloth em Bolts of Runecloth.

260 – 280: Runecloth Belt

Combine Bolt of Runecloth e Rune Thread fazer Runecloth Belts.

280 – 295: Runecloth Gloves

Use Bolt of Runecloth e Rune Thread fazer Runecloth Gloves.

From 295 – 300, there are two options. The first is either purchasing or finding Pattern: Runecloth Headband and crafting it for the last 5 levels. The other is heading to Outland and starting on Netherweave bolts sooner. Either is viable.

295 – 300: Runecloth Headband

Combine Bolt of Runecloth and Rune Thread to make Runecloth Headbands.

Once you’ve finished making the headbands, you can cross through the Dark Portal and learn Master Tailoring.

Outland

300 – 325: Bolt of Netherweave (craft x145 total)

Convert Netherweave Cloth into Bolts of Netherweave Cloth.

Before continuing, you’ll need to go to Lower City in Shattrath and purchase Pattern: Bolt of Imbued Netherweave from Eiin. This is also a great time to pick up Pattern: Netherweave Tunic for the end of this tier.

325 – 335: Bolt of Imbued Netherweave

Imbue Bolt of Netherweave with Arcane Dust to make Bolts of Imbued Netherweave.

335 – 345: Netherweave Boots (craft 15x total)

Combine Bolt of Netherweave, Rune Thread, and Knothide Leather to make Netherweave Boots.

345 – 350: Netherweave Tunic

Use Bolt of Netherweave and Rune Thread to make Netherweave Tunics.

After you’ve completed crafting your tunics, you’re ready to head to Northrend and finally become a Grand Master!

Northrend

350 – 375: Bolt of Frostweave (Craft x595 total)

Convert Frostweave Cloth into Bolts of Frostweave Cloth.

375 – 380: Frostwoven Belt

Use Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread to make Frostwoven Belt.

380 – 385: Frostwoven Boots

Weave Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread into Frostwoven Boots.

385 – 395: Frostwoven Cowl

Combine Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread to make Frostwoven Cowl.

395 – 400: Duskweave Belt

Use Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread to craft Duskweave Belts.

400 – 405: Bolt of Imbued Frostweave (craft x120 total)

Imbue Bolt of Frostweave with Infinite Dust to make Bolts of Imbued Frostweave.

405 – 410: Duskweave Wristwraps

Use Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread to craft Duskweave Wristwraps.

410 – 415: Duskweave Gloves

Combine Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread to make Duskweave Gloves.

415 – 425: Duskweave Boots

Use Bolt of Frostweave and Eternium Thread to make Duskweave Boots.

425 – 440: Frostweave Bag

Combine Bolt of Imbued Frostweave and Eternium Thread to craft Frostweave Bags.

440 – 450: Any of the following Epic Items (listed in order of least to most materials):

Spellweave Gloves (Goes yellow at 445)
- 4x Spellweave, 4x Bolt of Imbued Frostweave, 1x Eternium Thread, and 1x Frozen Orb
Moonshroud Gloves (Goes yellow at 445)
- 4x Moonshroud, 4x Bolt of Imbued Frostweave, 1x Eternium Thread, and 1x Frozen Orb
Ebonweave Gloves (Goes yellow at 445)
- 4x Ebonweave, 4x Bolt of Imbued Frostweave, 1x Eternium Thread, and 1x Frozen Orb
Spellweave Robe
- 8x Spellweave, 6x Bolt of Imbued Frostweave, 1x Eternium Thread, and 1x Frozen Orb
Moonshroud Robe
- 8x Moonshroud, 6x Bolt of Imbued Frostweave, 1x Eternium Thread, and 1x Frozen Orb
Ebonweave Robe
- 8x Ebonweave, 6x Bolt of Imbued Frostweave, 1x Eternium Thread, and 1x Frozen Orb

You can also make Mysterious Bag and Glacial Bag if you have the recipes unlocked from rep rewards, if you have those unlocked already.

And with that, you’ve finished! Keep reading to find out about all of the uses for Tailoring in the Endgame!

Endgame Tailoring

Specializations

Tailoring has 3 Specializations: Mooncloth, Spellfire, and Shadoweave. While each had specific sets to craft in TBC, Blizzard has changed their purpose in WotLK. Now, they offer you the chance to proc an additional piece of cloth when you craft Moonshroud, Spellweave, or Ebonweave. All of the specialization quests begin from Lower City in Shattrath.

To specialize in Mooncloth Tailoring, you must take the quest Becoming a Mooncloth Tailor from Nasmara Moonsong. Then, you’ll need to head over to Cenarion Refuge in Zangarmarsh.
- This will give you the chance to proc additional Moonshroud.
For Spellfire Tailoring, you’ll need to find Gidge Spellweaver and begin. She’ll send you out to Netherstorm, and then you return back to Shattrath.
- Spellweave is Spellfire’s proc.
To specialize in Shadoweave Tailoring Andrion Darkspinner is the trainer. He’ll offer Becoming a Shadoweave Tailor, which sends you to the Altar of Shadows in Shadowmoon Valley.
- Shadoweave Tailors proc on Ebonweave.

Embroidery, Bags, and Mounts

Blizzard added Embroidery — Tailor specific enchants that cause items to become Soulbond — to diversify Tailoring in TBC. In WotLK, it takes the form of two Spellthread patterns. Each is only available for purchase after reaching Exalted reputation with the necessary faction, and is sold by the respective Quartermasters listed below. The two Embroideries are:

Pattern: Brilliant Spellthread
- Veteran Crusader Aliocha Segard – Argent Crusade
Pattern: Sapphire Spellthread
- Archmage Alvareaux – Kirin Tor

Bags are another vital, and potentially profitable item created by Tailors at all levels. In WotLK, Profession and Class bags got bumped up to 32 slots, and bags for all players were increased to 22. While some of the patterns are available to learn from trainers, there are three that require specific reputation levels to purchase from faction’s Quartermasters. They are:

Pattern: Abyssal Bag
- Duchess Mynx – Revered, Ebon Blade
Pattern: Glacial Bag
- Lillehoff – Exalted, Sons of Hodir
Pattern: Mysterious Bag
- Cielstrasza – Revered, Wyrmrest Accord

Like Engineering, Tailoring is able to craft its own mounts: Flying Carpets. Two — the Flying Carpet and the Magnificent Flying Carpet are each taught by trainers, and can be learned once you reach an appropriate skill level. Frosty Flying Carpet, on the other hand, is learned by purchasing Pattern: Frosty Flying Carpet from Frozo the Renowned in Dalaran for 6x Frozen Orb

Raiding Patterns

Like all crafting professions, Tailoring patterns have a small chance to drop (or be purchased) from each of the raiding tiers in WotLK. These patterns create Epic, BoE gear, some of which is BiS or pre-raiding BiS. These items are constantly in high demand and Tailors who know these patterns become incredibly important to raiding groups and guilds or stand to make a good amount of gold from selling their services.