Icy Cloak Transmogrification
A wonderful transmog item is the icy cloak. I first sold this in 2006 ish to a PVE / levelling up character who wanted a set of white armor, and matched the Icy Cloak with a White Wedding Dress.
Recipe: Icy Cloak is sold by Ghok’kah, a horde-only vendor in Dustwallow Marsh.
- Horde, pick up the limited supply item from the vendor for 15s and sell the recipe through the neutral Auction House.
- Alliance, look for good deals in the neutral AH from those horde.
- Tailors, make up the Icy Cloak cloth back and sell for a really good profit.
- Alchemists, craft frost oil and try to profit from the tailors making up the cloak.
Icy Cloak is a perfectly white cloak, with a cute golden border, celtic-style swirls. It uses one of the very long cloak models.
Make the Most Profit
Gold Gamers, to make the most gold from the opportunity, go through every step, using your alts, a second account, or a friend to help transfer through the neutral AH. Buy the pattern, transfer through neutral AH, craft the cloak, and sell for a small fortune.
Icy Cloak sells for 1900g according to The Undermine Journal, but with very little competition and a unique look, transmog item specialists can try and sell this for much more.
Whether you try and sell your Icy Cloak for 1000g, 2000g or 5000g, it’s a big leap from the 15s it will cost for the pattern.
Items for your Snatch List:
- Icy Cloak
- Pattern: Icy Cloak
- Frost Oil
- Thick Spider Silk
The Gold Queen is written by Alyzande. With many level 100s, 9 years expertise in making gold, 10 garrisons, 16k achievements, 1505 days played, and over 18m 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.
Going to give this one a try! Recently entered the gold making aspect of the game, and am looking forward to applying some of the tips and tricks learned from your site. Wish me luck, and am awaiting your future posts with keen interest.
Regards,
Andy.