Only getting the greys/ whites (base loot). Can be sold on the auction house for profit or used in cooking.Īlso these turtles very, very rarely will drop armor or weapons such asĪll in all these turtles are a great source to farm simply from the large variety of high value in demand items that they drop and the items resale/usefulness value.Comment by KromirSilvermoonI have the impression that Blizzard seem to have messed up the loot tables for beasts and they're not dropping what they did in vanilla because I'm getting no greens or blues whatsoever (in 12 hours worth of farming & skinning these things) other than the occasional pearls from the clams, I had a similar experience trying to farm the tigers or cheetahs or whatever it was in swamp of sorrows. What you can get from the big mouth clams This drops rarely and sometimes more than one will drop.

This meat drops somewhat rarely, and can be used in cooking.

This is basically useless and not worth farming for profit.

This meat drops fairly regularly and can be sold on the auction house for a decent markup or used in cooking.

These fragments drop as part of a quest but a stack of 5 can be sold to a vendor for 45 silver.

Read below for what you can get from these clams It is recommended to be in a group of level 35+ or you can easily handle them solo at level 50+ Although you will want to be 5+ levels higher to allow for killing them quicker. They will also not attack you unless attacked first, with the exception of one turtle called Gammerita. There are lots of them and they have a fast respawn rate. Cataclysm.įar east on the coast of The Hinterlands in the Eastern Kingdoms continent is a great place for players with a skinning profession to make some quick gold.

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