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Ok, so I tried a little experiment to see if the Craftsman's Writ quests are worth repeating. I'm a L60 Warlock with 300 Tailoring/300 Skinning. The first quest I got was for tailoring (Brightcloth Pants) so that wasn't hard for me to complete and didn't cost me much to speak of. I'm sure my gains were whatever the typical first turn-ins are.

For accepting the 2nd crafting quest (therby consuming the valor token), I got +11 rep (I'm currently at honored). The second quest was for Rugged Armor Kits, which I can't make so I went off to the AH to check them out. About 1.18g on my server and I needed 25. For the sake of the experiment, I bought them, having 3 kits left over owing to the way stacks were offered at the time. I used the 3 extras on my non-enchanted items for +120 armor (not bad at all for a squishy warlock). When I turned in the quest (therby consuming the 25 kits and the writ itself), I received +55 rep (and I forgot whether or not I got any gold for the turn-in, even though in retrospect, that was a pretty important detail...doh). Anyway.

rep for accepting quest: +11
total cost of items: 33.04g
armor gained: 120
rep for completing quest: +55
gold received for completing quest: ? (if any)

So, for the sake of comparison, let's say I just used a Valor Token and bought 3 rugged armor kits...

rep for using a token: +27
total cost of items: 3.54g
armor gained: 120

The difference is
-29.5g
+39 rep
or .76g per rep point

Of course, all of these figures will vary depending on your current reputation level, market prices of items, and what crafting quest the guy gives you, but I'm putting this up as a "for instance."

Conclusion: In this experiment, I ended up paying .76g for each rep point I gained over and above what I would have gained by just using the Valor Token. Now, I prefer to run around and kill monsters and sell what they drop in order to make money rather than paying gold for rep points, but some players might be happy to do that. Decide for yourself whether or not it's worth repeating, but for my money and time, I'll just be using the tokens I get for now...

Commentaire de 30549

I also tried to do this. Something different besides the usual hack and slash rep. grinding.

I am a 300/300 Miner/BS, to start off with. The first Writ I got was "Craftsman's Writ - Greater Arcane Protection Potion". bad luck I guess. Can't do that one without the AH's help. The second was "Craftsman's Writ - Flask of Petrification". The third, and last, was "Craftsman's Writ - Huge Thorium Battleaxe". Great I thought. One I can actually do... then I realised that one Huge Thorium Battleaxe requres 2 stacks of Thorium Bar. I have plenty of other things to spend 120 Thorium Bar's on. Not a smart move here blizz...

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Has anyone gotten their writ back from the guy after completing the quest? They make it look like you get one of the insignias and the writ back but that did't happen when I did my first turn in.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

It's 200 rep on first turnin, 10 reputation each time you take a new crafting quest.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

you seem to get a random writ each time. herb/ach and i get a leatherworkig writ..very disappointed

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Is it only 200 reputation with Argent Dawn for the first turn in; and, thus, not this repeatable quest?

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