Wolf Marks (What to do with those points)

[Guesswhat]

If you want gil start desynthing wolf mark gear. Goldsmith is probably the best option, but leather worker and weaver also works. The mats you get isn't worth that much anymore, but you'll still get a neat profit.

[Ageofwar]

If you want gil start desynthing wolf mark gear. Goldsmith is probably the best option, but leather worker and weaver also works. The mats you get isn't worth that much anymore, but you'll still get a neat profit.

wanting gil is not my point, i was trying to illustrate that it will take quite a bit for me and people like me to take up PvP and there for reduce down the PvP queue

unless you want the band aid solution that the PvP community is crying out for which is the removal of the GC requirement for PvP

[Guesswhat]

wanting gil is not my point, i was trying to illustrate that it will take quite a bit for me and people like me to take up PvP and there for reduce down the PvP queue

unless you want the band aid solution that the PvP community is crying out for which is the removal of the GC requirement for PvP

I wasn't responding to you but the thread in general: What to do with excessive WM?

[Iagainsti]

If you want gil start desynthing wolf mark gear. Goldsmith is probably the best option, but leather worker and weaver also works. The mats you get isn't worth that much anymore, but you'll still get a neat profit.

I90 fending gear gives Darksteel ingots and plate, allowing you to save your ore for adamantite nuggets. and who doesn't love BCIIIs? I'm making a killing selling platinum scarves to all the lovebirds this holiday season xD Her favourite colour is? I've got all ze colours!