Does anyone actually buy LQ/MQ pelts?

[paladin1118]

Just curious about this. Been trying to sell some for a while now and I see a lot of other players doing the same... does anyone actually buy them?

[Legasi]

I got someone to buy mine one time. Generally not worth carrying around for too long tho unless you are just really hurting for pp.

[Thulack]

no one will pay more then 2pp each or so for LQ/MQ pelts and thats only if they are working on tailoring(leather padding) or Smithing(need the leather padding). I sat in EC on my druid a few month back and took me about a week to get 400 pelts which was more then enough from newbies willing to selling for 2pp and some druid buffs. Just have to wait it out and find the right person or destroy them. Personally if you have a crapload i would take up tailoring and make your own leather padding and sell that.

[Estu]

Yeah, definitely makes more sense to make leather padding and sell that rather than amassing LQ/MQ pelts.

[Swish]

Leather padding = 10pp each or so?

Definitely a better use of the pelts, and in demand from cultural blacksmiths.

[paladin1118]

Thanks for the advice. Well I just sold all my LQ/MQ pelts soon after posting this lol

Making leather padding sounds like a good idea. What skill level do I need for that?

[Estu]

Thanks for the advice. Well I just sold all my LQ/MQ pelts soon after posting this lol

Making leather padding sounds like a good idea. What skill level do I need for that?

31 (http://web.archive.org/web/20130222084450/http://wiki.project1999.org/Tailoring).

[Velerin]

I make tailored bags with low quality bear pelts. Only 6 slots as opposed to 10 on a backpack but the bag only weighs like 0.3 as opposed to 3.0 for backpack. Nice for weak casters.

[Swish]

I bought about 5-6 stacks of leather padding off a lowbie a couple of months back...really set him up to get some better gear. Would recommend this for those who are starting from scratch :p