Question regarding Ore Shuffle or any other Shuffle. Got 2 accounts with 3 85's

[furyz0r]

I got 2 accounts with 3 85's.

2 of them have Mining/Herbalism.
1 of them has Enchanting/Jewelcrafting.

What can I do to maximize profits and goldmaking?

I'm asking this, because the last time I saw a ore shuffle thing, it required like 5 chars, and I don't have the money to get more accounts.

What can I do?

Thanks.

 

[Gentoo]

Miners send ore to the JC, JC makes gems and rings. DE rings, sell enchanting mats and gems?

 

[Sidalol]

You don't need more accounts, you need one more character.

Ore > JC
Prospect ore
Cut gems > send to banker
Uncommon gems either transmuted to gems (with alchemist) or crafted to rings/necklaces. Sell Zepherite to vendor.
If transmuted > cut gems > send to banker
If rings > disenchant > send to banker
*optional* - Turn dust into bags
Herbs > Scribe
Mill herbs
Create blackfallow ink on scribe
Use ink to make fortune cards, fortune cookies (with cooking), glyphs or any combination of all 3
Send to banker
Inferno ink > Darkmoon cards
Send to banker

Or

Herbs > Alchemist
Make flasks + pots
Send to banker

 

[sjbayguy]

I got 2 accounts with 3 85's.

2 of them have Mining/Herbalism.
1 of them has Enchanting/Jewelcrafting.

What can I do to maximize profits and goldmaking?

I'm asking this, because the last time I saw a ore shuffle thing, it required like 5 chars, and I don't have the money to get more accounts.

What can I do?

Thanks.

It doesn't require 5 characters. You need an Enchanter, JC, Alchemist (Transmute) and a Blacksmith. You can do part of the shuffle with what you have. You'll just end up with less shards since you won't be able to make the Stormforge shoulders for DE. You could always save up your gems and find a transmute specialist to do transmutes for you when you need them. Alchemy is by far the easiest crafting profession to level. I have 7 transmute specialists. I could level herbalist along with alchemy 1-525 in about 4 hours....even less if i purchased herbs.

With the prices on my server since Diable came out. I mostly do the Ore blacksmith shuffle. Gems sell too slow but DE mats still sell relativity quickly.

 

[furyz0r]

You don't need more accounts, you need one more character.

Ore > JC
Prospect ore
Cut gems > send to banker
Uncommon gems either transmuted to gems (with alchemist) or crafted to rings/necklaces. Sell Zepherite to vendor.
If transmuted > cut gems > send to banker
If rings > disenchant > send to banker
*optional* - Turn dust into bags
Herbs > Scribe
Mill herbs
Create blackfallow ink on scribe
Use ink to make fortune cards, fortune cookies (with cooking), glyphs or any combination of all 3
Send to banker
Inferno ink > Darkmoon cards
Send to banker

Or

Herbs > Alchemist
Make flasks + pots
Send to banker

That seems hard.
I have 2 accounts.
1 with 2 chars, Mining/Herbalism and Enchanting/Jewelcrafting.
The other account has a Druid with Mining/Herbalism.
I should create another char and level Alchemy/Inscription right?

Thanks for the tips.

 

[furyz0r]

It doesn't require 5 characters. You need an Enchanter, JC, Alchemist (Transmute) and a Blacksmith. You can do part of the shuffle with what you have. You'll just end up with less shards since you won't be able to make the Stormforge shoulders for DE. You could always save up your gems and find a transmute specialist to do transmutes for you when you need them. Alchemy is by far the easiest crafting profession to level. I have 7 transmute specialists. I could level herbalist along with alchemy 1-525 in about 4 hours....even less if i purchased herbs.

With the prices on my server since Diable came out. I mostly do the Ore blacksmith shuffle. Gems sell too slow but DE mats still sell relativity quickly.

I never understood the transmutes, I had a Rogue Alchemy Transmuter in WotLK, but I could only do one gem per 24h.
Can I do transmutes now without waiting 24h? Because if yes, Inferno Ruby's are being sold very high on AH, 90g to 150g depends if uncut or cut.

 

[winterhart26]

No cool down on common gem transmutes.