Mobs are good for them. I've found that I can earn a lot of them while playing foundry quests.
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vilocMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild UsersPosts: 55
edited June 2013
well if you plan on running dungeons you will need the gold for injury kits and potions, also at 60 you can make about 2k AD just praying which I think is enough for about a stack of scrolls.
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tang56Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited June 2013
Do one daily task. Buy scrolls. Sell anything green without bothering to ID it if you don't want to expend AD.
I know that it sucks to no longer get gear to sell from the Dungeon Delve chest but it was truly overpowered.
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kerlaaMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited June 2013
Don't identify none class items and you should have plenty for your class items. I never dropped below having atleast 10+ and never had to purchase any with either of my lvl 60s or lvl 23.
1. Kill mobs - foundry, questing, just roaming zones.
2. Don't waste scrolls on gear you can't equip or that is lower level than what you have equipped.
3. If you're still in a pinch, one dailies worth of AD will get you plenty of scrolls at the Wondrous Bazaar
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ambisinisterrMember, Neverwinter ModeratorPosts: 10,462Community Moderator
ID scrolls are very cheap in terms of AD, especially if you do daily quests. From levels 1-30 finishing a daily (foundries are the fastest/easiest IMO) nets you 1000 AD, which is enough for a whole lot of ID scrolls in that level range. At 60 if you find some good daily foundries that can be done in about 15 minutes each, you can net 4000 AD in a little over an hour, which is also enough for a ridiculous number of ID scrolls.
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terradraconisMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild UsersPosts: 17Arc User
edited June 2013
level 59 and lower ID scrolls cost 45 AD from the Wondrous bazaar. You can get AD from dailies, doing leadership, invoking and other sources. I easily earn more AD in a day just doing my daily playing that would cover buying 35 identification scrolls. Actually I have more than enough AD that I spent a small amount last night buying an entire fatebenders set and new purple orb for my CW since I finally reached level 60. Spent about 130 AD on all 5 items which shocked me actually.
I totally agree with OP. I am level 40 now and with the exception of the lower levels, I have never been able to keep up the gear vs scrolls. This would not be such a big deal if the stuff was selling on the AH but it's not. I set my bids based on the recommended numbers that the AH suggests when I post the item. I was setting them for 5 days, then I went to 3 days, and now just one day. I have to because I can't keep up.
I stopped identifying everything and just started mailing it all to myself until I can either sell it on the AH or if it doesn't sell there, just vendor trash it. Kind of a shame but we are very limited on space. Doesn't make sense to pay 45 silver for something that doesn't sell on the AH that you are going to ultimately vendor for 4 silver. So for now, no identifying anything not in my class unless it's blue or better. I will only ID my class if it's something that may be better than what I have.
On a side note, I will just say that it is really tough for a new player coming in now. We didn't get in early enough to sell the higher lvl gear for profit so unless you are willing to spend RL cash, I may be struggle for awhile. It is what it is.
I totally agree with OP. I am level 40 now and with the exception of the lower levels, I have never been able to keep up the gear vs scrolls. This would not be such a big deal if the stuff was selling on the AH but it's not. I set my bids based on the recommended numbers that the AH suggests when I post the item. I was setting them for 5 days, then I went to 3 days, and now just one day. I have to because I can't keep up.
20 identification scrolls are 900 AD. You can make that with 2 invocations. If you do leadership you can easily make 400 - 1200 AD per slot you assign to it once its up around level 7+, and last you can do daily quests to earn 1000+ per run.
So given that 20 ID scrolls runs 900 AD I'm not seeing the problem.
Go to an encounter zone around ten levels below your level and shred the monsters there. Running through Neverdeath Graveyard to earn slayer titles at level 60 will net you a few dozen ID scrolls and lots of greens that you won't bother to pick up.
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bayne3Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited June 2013
Farm humanoids in Whispering Caverns.
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sarezarMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 7Arc User
edited June 2013
Was it in the release notes that they can't be sold on the AH anymore?
I'm in a small guild. We have sort of a "communal" approach to consumables like potions, kits, portable altars, and ID scrolls. They go into the guild vault, and anyone who needs them just picks them up. Even a small guild should have no problem keeping them well stocked just from mob drops. As my toons outlevel the older stuff, I put entire stacks of ID scrolls, lower level stat pots, healing pots, etc. right back into the community. We seldom have need to have to buy stuff.
I'm in a small guild. We have sort of a "communal" approach to consumables like potions, kits, portable altars, and ID scrolls. They go into the guild vault, and anyone who needs them just picks them up. Even a small guild should have no problem keeping them well stocked just from mob drops. As my toons outlevel the older stuff, I put entire stacks of ID scrolls, lower level stat pots, healing pots, etc. right back into the community. We seldom have need to have to buy stuff.
This exactly. I generally only ID stuff I can use. The rest just gets trashed. I'm not really loosing out that much extra coin. Identifying everything just seems like a really inefficient way to convert AD into gold.
The only time i've ever had to purchase scrolls was for one or two items that I looted before the whole level 30 transition. Now, granted i've yet to get a character to 60. Things might change at the higher levels. But with 4 characters in the 40s i've yet to ever had to buy a single lesser ID scroll.
I've only been playing the game for just over a week. What I read was that the way to do it was to identify everything and then throw it on the AH as items that are unidentified do not sell for much.
I've only been playing the game for just over a week. What I read was that the way to do it was to identify everything and then throw it on the AH as items that are unidentified do not sell for much.
i doubt you will see much income from green items.
they drop all over the place and the vendors sell a blue item set every 5-10 levels.
i always just vendor the stuff not for my class unidentified.
I've only been playing the game for just over a week. What I read was that the way to do it was to identify everything and then throw it on the AH as items that are unidentified do not sell for much.
I wouldn't even waste throwing stuff on the AH unless it's at least blue (and even then, most of the time i just vendor it, worth a lot more silver than the AD i would get).
But yes, like everybody else said, don't ID everything, just what you can use, and vendor the rest of the junk.
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easy way = buy on AD
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special semi-exploit way = do your quest story dungeon but dont finish it, go out by DC or queue in something, repeat till it is enough for you
Dungeons don't really grant any ID scrolls....at all.
At least not the Epic dungeons.
1. Kill mobs - foundry, questing, just roaming zones.
2. Don't waste scrolls on gear you can't equip or that is lower level than what you have equipped.
3. If you're still in a pinch, one dailies worth of AD will get you plenty of scrolls at the Wondrous Bazaar
I get none from dungeons...
But I'm piling them from doing the Foundry Missions.
Good source of gold too which you'll need after level 60.
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I stopped identifying everything and just started mailing it all to myself until I can either sell it on the AH or if it doesn't sell there, just vendor trash it. Kind of a shame but we are very limited on space. Doesn't make sense to pay 45 silver for something that doesn't sell on the AH that you are going to ultimately vendor for 4 silver. So for now, no identifying anything not in my class unless it's blue or better. I will only ID my class if it's something that may be better than what I have.
On a side note, I will just say that it is really tough for a new player coming in now. We didn't get in early enough to sell the higher lvl gear for profit so unless you are willing to spend RL cash, I may be struggle for awhile. It is what it is.
20 identification scrolls are 900 AD. You can make that with 2 invocations. If you do leadership you can easily make 400 - 1200 AD per slot you assign to it once its up around level 7+, and last you can do daily quests to earn 1000+ per run.
So given that 20 ID scrolls runs 900 AD I'm not seeing the problem.
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Wait, what? Why were you identifying everything?
Run more foundry quests and stop IDing items that you are not going to use. I have surpluses of ID scrolls I sell on the AH all the time.
They do. Players don't find many of them because they use the exploits to get passed most of the mobs... or bump them down the cliff.
Will /danceseductive for ZEN. :cool:
Good idea
This exactly. I generally only ID stuff I can use. The rest just gets trashed. I'm not really loosing out that much extra coin. Identifying everything just seems like a really inefficient way to convert AD into gold.
The only time i've ever had to purchase scrolls was for one or two items that I looted before the whole level 30 transition. Now, granted i've yet to get a character to 60. Things might change at the higher levels. But with 4 characters in the 40s i've yet to ever had to buy a single lesser ID scroll.
I've only been playing the game for just over a week. What I read was that the way to do it was to identify everything and then throw it on the AH as items that are unidentified do not sell for much.
i doubt you will see much income from green items.
they drop all over the place and the vendors sell a blue item set every 5-10 levels.
i always just vendor the stuff not for my class unidentified.
I wouldn't even waste throwing stuff on the AH unless it's at least blue (and even then, most of the time i just vendor it, worth a lot more silver than the AD i would get).
But yes, like everybody else said, don't ID everything, just what you can use, and vendor the rest of the junk.