There's a craftable 18 slotter from way back, but combined with the cost of the mats and how fun it was to earn gold back then (and the fact that the pattern was a world drop off various raid bosses didn't help) I can't say I saw many of them, and definitely never had one myself. 18 slotters were premium items, two were boss drops, another was a Argent Dawn grind late in pre-expansion. So most players had 16 slotters from the AH, via random world drop Traveler's Backpacks. Mooncloth bags come from a world drop pattern and took a decent chunk of time and effort to make back in the day.

Pre-expansion you were looking at world drops for near EVERY 16 slotter. With the release of WotLK lurking in the not-so-distant future you could make a safe bet that you will have access equal or bigger bags at a lower cost in the expansion.Ĭomment by zhekThe biggest and baddest craftable bag has always fetched a price far far greater then it's lower (and usually drastically easier to make) version. You've also got to consider the timing of the bags release. The only argument you could make for an actual need for these bags would be for tanks taking multiple resist sets to raids, but even with multiple resist sets, full consumables etc you really don't really need it. The first slot will set you back roughly 100g (insignificant overhead to create a guild charter) and net you 96 slots - a price of just over 1g/slot. It is a lot more efficient for you to simply create a guild bank on an alt. So best case scenario you're looking at an extra 6 bag slots at around 200g/slot, worst case you're looking at 2 bag slots at 600g/slot.

Most people will be upgrading from the Netherweave Bags (16 Slots Virtually Free) or the Imbued Netherweave/PMC Bags (18 & 20 Slots Respectively) which are a bit more expensive (50g/350g respectively on our server). Comment by 164229This bag seems a little pricey for a very insignificant bag space gain.

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