Cross Realm Farming Part 3 – Heavenly Herbs

Tanaan Jungle Cross Realm Herb and Ore Farming – New Technique

What if you could make herbs and ore appear at your feet?

Would you be interested in that?

Part 1 in series introduces you to how to cross realm.

Read the earlier parts of the series to learn how to jump from realm to realm.

The new farming technique needs the following:

Addon required: Cross Realm Assist
Herbalism or Mining
Level 100 or ability to get into Tanaan
Flying in Draenor is not required

The Old Farming Techniques

Remember the days of flying around from herb to herb, picking the herb, moving on to the next one, picking that herb, flying on, following a route?

Ok maybe you don’t.

Maybe you’re a WoD Garrison baby.

Those days are over

An old farming route

The New Farming Technique

Gold makers were worried that bots would get into Tanaan Jungle and start farming up those raw mats, ore, herbs, fish, felblight, leather, cloth. So far I’m not seeing as much of that as I was warned about.

The bots should be worried about us.

Now, you stay in one spot, and use crossrealm-assist to jump from realm to realm, scooping up their herbs.

Choose a small area you can reach easily, and when it runs out of herbs, hop over to the next realm, and pick all their herbs!

I’m in your realm, stealing your flowers

Tanaan

This works especially nicely in Tanaan where it’s easy to find cross realm groups available, and where the nodes also drop Felblight and Primal Spirits.

This should work with ore and herbs, but not with leather, as I’m afraid you have to kill the beast to get its leather first.

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About the Author

The Gold Queen is written by Alyzande. With many level 100s, 9 years expertise in making gold, 11 garrisons, 17k+ achievements, 1593 days played, and over 32 million gold earned. The Gold Queen blog teaches you how to make gold playing World of Warcraft using ethical trading, auction house flipping, crafting, reselling snatch lists, and farming gold making.