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^This (2posts above) sums it up perfectly. I mean there will never be a 100% agreement on everyone to this topic, but be aware that some part of the serverpop will avoid your name as much as they can if u roll on items like that. It's not surprising that someone is raging about your action cause it is seen as shady for a big majority of the population. Edit: I am not amazed that the guys who are using the toxic play style are always the ones who are cursing and flaming others. Just accept it, if you do it, you will most likely get exposed. You write "naaah im ok, dont be butthurt, idc, I have my guys etc." but your name will always been dodged by a lot of people. Pretty sure u never played real vanilla, just came in in woltk or cata and try to justify everything by your own logic

Actually I care on his oppinion cause I have never seen somebody who even tries to justify such a behaviour with arguments. I want to know why they think its ok. In retail Vanilla I have never seen anything like this, rolling on this and even try to argue your way out . The price of a BOP lower, I agree, but what is the amount where its ok? 20g? 50g? 200g? There is literally no difference, Item=Gold

Just read this, he is not talking about BOE or BOP, he just talks about the amount from a BOE is higher. And Item - Gold - Item works for everything, BOP as well. If I follow this logic, every1 needs gold and has a right to roll on everything. I know that this item was BOE and not BOP, but its bis (pre-raid) for a warrior so he has a need (equip) for that Item, the other guy had a need (money) for that item. So where is the difference on rolling on an Ashkandi as mage to vendor it?

I dont know any1 in here, just giving you my thougts. If I follow the logic that your action isn't ninjaing and just gaining gold, you can put this logic onto every BOP. The amount you will gain is lower, but a good 2hander vendors for a lot. Passing on any BOP is the same than passing on a BOE loot, you just let the other guy have an item (=money). So your logic is not correct Beerwizzard. Apparently you try to say that an Item, which is above x amount of Gold, is ffa. sry for badzzz English

Same trainer, it popped up now and I could learn it. I dont know if some1 read this and fixed it or just a weird bug. Rigt before there was just Artisan skill (was red though) even if I set my filter up for all 3 types (already know, available, not available). TLDR: it worked, thanks for help /close?

Jandi in Orgrimmar and Martha Alliestar in UC, I would have reported to the tracker but I cant find a guide how to use it, perhaps u can link it, that would be awesome

I did already, and like in classic ( I played Vanilla) they said they just learned it from the trainer. I dont want to offend you, but I thougt we were playing on a classic server on not a classic.v2, my mistake I guess.

watch my edit, I send you a screenshot when I am in a City again to prove you

I googled a lot, every trainer should be able to train expert herbalism. Thats what I found on the classic 2006 posts (looked up several of them). Why would they train 225-300 but not 150-225? Edit: here's a list of the trainers who should teach u that stuff, and they don't http://db.vanillagaming.org/?spell=3571

Hey there, at the Moment there is no way to get Herbalism 150+, the trainer just has the Artisan Skill 225+ but no Expert Skill 150+