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Comment by 6934

This is the successor to runecloth in all professions. I can't even begin to count how many stacks I have of this piled up in my bank. It dropped so often in Hellfire that I was able to grind up to 375 First Aid at level 60.

Comment by Lobo2me

Netherweave is used in all 300+ tailoring recipies, and you need minimum 2500 cloth to get to 375 skill in tailoring.

Comment by Marfu

If you need to farm this the best spot for me so far has been Bladespire Hold in Blade's Edge Mountains (41, 54). The drop rate from the Ogres isn't too bad and they respawn rather quick. Just keep an eye open for the many patroling raptors.

Comment by alcy

Netherstorm: 22,73
Good droprate on Netherweave Cloth, Sunfury Signets & Arcane tomes. People looking for money, cloth or rep with Scryers - this is the place to be. Weak mobs, good drops.

Comment by halo131

If you are an Aldor, Legion Hold in Shadowmoon Valley is a great place to grind out this cloth. the demons here also drop Fel Armaments and Mark of Sargeras and a good amount of silver.

Comment by 44336

If you aren't in Blades Edge or Shadowmoon yet, or grinding for Kurenai/Mag'har rep. If you pair it up with quests, like 'Obsidian Warbeads', 'More Obsidian Warbeads' 'Northern Cleft of Nagrand' or 'Corki's Been Kidnapped Again!' you should feel the love - The Ogres in the Northern Cleft (Cleft North of Halaa) Drop this and have a quick respawn rate, got 2 stacks in less than a half hour.

Comment by 8627

Another great spot to combine Netherweave farming with Rep Grind is the repeatable turn in quest to collect Zaxxis Insignias https://www.wowhead.com/cata/quest=10308 for the Consortium (from Area 52.)

Comment by hec204

Manaforge B'narr in netherstorm is one of the best places to farm this, especially if your looking to grind scryer rep items, As a fire mage I farmed about 7 stacks of netherweave and 60 sunfury signets in one hour, also a couple random greens and arcane tomes.

Like the guy above me said, don't expect to get that much in an hour if your something like a prot warrior, usually mages and other burst damage casters have an advantage in farming becasuse we kill at a much faster rate

The drop rate of this cloth has also been significantly buffed in the 2.1 patch, you should notice that the mobs usually drop 2-3 per MUCH MORE often than before

Comment by 59001

is there any place to get these in azeroth?

Comment by 57763

Edit: thanks anarchitect, while blizzard fixed the heavy bandage vendor price, they changed it to fit the same profit that the normal bandages vendored for.

20 netherweave cloth vendors for 1.6g
10 heavy netherweave bandages vendor for 3g (edit: not regular bandages)

If you ever want to sell stacks of netherweave, either sell them for more than 3g or make the heavy bandages to vendor them.

Comment by Celice

A great place for this stuff is the Crystal Flayers in Singing Ridge to the south of Death's Door in Blade's Edge Mountains. They're far enough apart for some fairly casual grinding and drop at least as much Netherweave Cloth as the Sunfury Magisters. (According to Wowhead figures it's more than twice as much :) Remarkably the Flayers have pockets for rogues to pick as well.

Comment by 53694

I find it very good and easy to kill the Blood Elves that are fighting eachother outside the black temple. Up to the right as you are going up the path, they get to about half HP, attack them both and kill very easily, even with level 70 mobs, good drop rates on signets tomes and cloth = ) Hope this helps.

BTW: 68,50 ish with co ords for these mobs.

Comment by 33682

I like to grind Netherweave Cloth at The Heap in Netherstorm, just south of Area 52.

The ethereals there also drop zaxxis insignias for consortium rep. They're squishy and die fast and drop lots of cloth. If you've done certain quests you can also get consortium keys, which you can sell for a fortune.

Comment by 82151

at the cords 49|60 in Terokkar Forest is it a good place to grind Netherweave cloth. It's fast respawns and easy mobs.

Comment by 85686

I have been farming in Shadowmoon Valley, killing the Eclipsions and they have great netherweave drop rate along with sunfury signets, didnt get 1 arcane tomes but 3 rare drops(blue)

Comment by Shivacode

Is it just me or have they nerfed the droprate on this stuff in HFP since 2.1? I'm doing tailoring on my new toon, and when I leveled my mage through here I remember getting at least 200+ cloth before I left...now I've gotten maybe half that.

Comment by 91711

Voidspawns around Oshu'gun in Nagrand are great to farm on. They drop Oshu'gun crystal powder, Motes of Shadow, LOTS of greens, the occassional blue from a rare spawn around there, and 2-4 Netherweave Cloth.

This is where I farm since I'm a shadowcloth tailor and I need the Primal Shadow anyways. Average loot every hour is about 24 Crystal Power, 62 Netherweave Cloth, 37 Motes of Shadow, 10 Greens.

Comment by 93566

Also another good place to farm is the Sunfury Researchers in the netherstorm at 52,86.

They drop signets, tomes, cloth and if you are an enchanter they drop the +30 int to weapon enchant. (https://www.wowhead.com/cata/item=22551) so you can effectively farm 4 things off one mob.

Comment by 88100

I was looking for a good spot to grind Netherweave, and after reading the comments here, and tried out a few spots. After seeing most of the spots mentioned already taken, I took a look at Legion Hold in Shadowmood Valley, and I would definately recommend this spot! The drop rates on Netherweave Cloth, Marks of Sargeras, and Fel Armaments are all excellent. After just over 2 hours of farming I had 224 Netherweave, 40 Marks of Sargeras and 5 Fel Armaments. Coords of the spot I was at (21,35), killing all of the demons in the surrounding area. On a map: https://www.wowhead.com/cata/maps=3520:210350. Hope this helps anyone looking for a good spot to farm Netherweave, and don't forget, if you're a Scryer, you can sell the Marks and Armaments.

Comment by 106139

Very good place to grind netherweave cloth + rep(for Sha'tar Skyguard) + gold is Skettis(Terokkar Forest).The only way to go there is by flying mount or be summoned by lock.

Comment by 26862

The Ancanoweave set is a nice alternative if you are also an enchanter, and don't mind the extra arcane dust;
350+ Tailor = https://www.wowhead.com/cata/item=21905 (Boots)
360+ Tailor = https://www.wowhead.com/cata/item=21906 (Bracers)
370+ Tailor = https://www.wowhead.com/cata/item=21907 (Robe)
They all have between 0.8%-1.6% Droprate From Mechanar, accept the Bracer pattern drops in Arcatraz.

It uses A lot of arcane dust, but beats farming the cloth. Also Beats farming Netherweb Spider Silk.

Would not suggest making the robe, It begins to not be worth all the materials to mass produce; It's stats are:
+45 Stamina
+50 Arcane Resistance
Restores 9 mana per 5 sec.
156 Armor
(3) Set: Increases your spell hit rating by 16. (534/536 items)
DE= Large Prismatic Shard~100%, Void Crystal~0.4% (2/536 items) The other two item DE the same way.

Comment by 71722

After trying several farming spots, I conclude that Manaforge Bnaar just west of Area 52 in Netherstorm is the best place in drop percentage. There are several other locations in Netherstorm that are nice to farm, but Bnaar is by far the best spot in the game. Lots of blood elves and lots of signets and tomes as well.

Comment by 98121

Right there at the far bottom right side of blade edge mountians. After 30 mins of grinding I had 81 netherweave cloth.

Comment by Shivacode

The new Isle of Quel'Danas zone is fantastic for farming Netherweave. Most of the mobs have relatively low HP and drop truckloads of this stuff. I've made about 40 bolts the past week just from doing dailies.

If you're really lazy, the ogres in Barrier Hills are right next to Shattrath and drop Netherweave fairly often.

Comment by vikki

To keep track of how many you have while farming, you can use a simple macro:
#showtooltip Netherweave Cloth
and put on your spellbar. (looks like reagent count)

This can be done with almost any other item or spell, although clicking the button won't make the spell activate.

Comment by 192279

There is an ongoing discussion on WoW Economist regarding the price of Netherweave Cloth after WOTLK comes out.

Depending on your server, Runecloth goes for 5 to 15 gold while Netherweave Cloth sells less for than 3g a stack. Note that it can be converted to Heavy Netherweave Bandage , which vendors for 3g (Source: WoW Economist).

There are several factors that will influence the price of Netherweave Cloth on existing realms:

* Frostweave Bandage requires a First Aid skill of 350. In BC we had to make Heavy Runecloth Bandage to reach First Aid 330 and learn Netherweave Bandage. Since Heavy Netherweave Bandage is grey at 375, it will be useless for level 70s.
* Death Knights start with First Aid 270. They will only need Netherweave Cloth to level First Aid from 330 to 350, and plenty of it drops in Outland when leveling.
* Netherweave Cloth, in contrast to Runecloth (Quest: Additional Runecloth), isn't used as a reputation turn-in.

To summarize I doubt that there will be enough demand to quadruple the price of Netherweave Cloth.

Source: http://bankalt.blogspot.com/2008/08/wotlk-will-netherweave-cloth-be-new.html

Comment by 30064

In sunspring Post in Nagrand. Scavengers there drop 1-3 almost ever other time. And there not even listed or maybe I overlook. But for any caster 1 to 2 spells take them out. I'm 66 frost mage and I just cone of cold or arcane blast and 3 down.

Comment by 296909

There is a good place for farm Netherweave cloth above the Halaa (https://www.wowhead.com/cata/maps=3518:408339) or try to kill the other ogres in all Nagrand.

Comment by 310260

Odd how no one mentioned that the orcs around Hellfire Citadel have great drop rates, and great respawn rates. I was able to get around 30 stacks in a few hours (not exaggerating). Though it was indeed a murder, I like to think it was worth leveling Tailoring and First Aid.

Comment by 218218

Ogres in Nagrand drop this stuff so much I can't even tell you.It's actually starting to get annoying.

Comment by 336806

So whats the best place to farm this: legion hold, ogres in nagrand or maybe the elfs in netherstorm?

Comment by Ergates

As a L80 Shadow Priest, I'm currrently power-levelling tailoring from scratch. I'm using the exact method used for the Netherwing daily 'The Not So Friendly Skies'.

Basically, stand next to the platform from which the Dragonmaw Transporters land and take off, and tag each as they arrive / leave. The cloth drops at a steady rate, and you never have to move from that spot, the Transporters just keep coming every few seconds, providing a free Smörgåsbord for cloth farmers with minimal effort and no running around. As an added bonus, those with Netherwing rep can do the quest at the same time.

Comment by 165543

I agree the blood elves at the ruins of karabor r the best place 2 farm this stuff 1 they r close together making it easy 2 do mass AOE pulls plus they drop sunfury signets that if ur a scryer cn turn in fr rep or sell it on the AH if ur aldor. At lvl 80 i cn do this solo with about 15 mobs per pull but at 70 as a mage i'm recomend a tank 2 help u. also the kill rate is so fast that a powerlvling DK will prolly pay u 2 massacre these mobs while he is in ur group cuz they r so crouded

Comment by Vuurvliegje

The best place i found was IoQD (Isle of quel'danas?) at the demons at the portal. Fast respawn rate, mobs are closely packed together and no one is farming there, what do you want more? Nice drop rate ofc. And idd, they drop nice :-)

Comment by 168069

With the new patch, being level 80, what would be the best instance to go into and solo farm this?

Comment by 336631

The best place I found for Netherweave Cloth(as a Protection Paladin) was the Ruins of Karabor and Ata'mal Terrace in Shadowmoon(by the Black Temple). There's three major pulls you can do at the Blood Elves:

First is where the initiates/supplicants are all bunched up. Grab all of fighting pairs and AoE them down.
Second is all of the mobs from after that point, and all the way up to the banished demon.
Third is after the demon, there's two small packs by the female Demon Huntress you can grab(total of 5 mobs), and then run up the stairs to the rest of the trainees.
EDIT: It's possible to combine the Second and Third pull, although it results in a very high chance of the caster mobs evading, and you'll most likely have Spell Breaker up constantly once you stop to AoE them(75% less spell damage)

By the time you've killed all of those, the first ones should start respawning. However, I would usually have to wait 2 minutes or so for the all of the mobs at the first place to spawn, so I simply mounted my drake and went to the ramp where the Fel Orcs are to the north. I grabbed all of the mobs on the hill leading towards the Terrace, a few of the ones by the blacksmith, the ones on the stairs(only the ones standing on it, not any further), then ran back and all the way around the edge.

By the time I had finished pulling I was at about 30% health(running with my back towards them and only using Sacred Shield), and had a ton of orcs on me. I killed them, and then headed back to the elves. Rinse and repeat for profit
EDIT: Note that I was using Seal/Judgement of Light, so health wasn't an issue once I had finished pulling.

I was at 35% passive chance to block, 28k health and 552 defense, and it took me about an hour to get the 37 stacks of Netherweave I needed for my tailor

Comment by rednik

where is the best place to instance farm this ramps is good 4 runs took about a hour had 20 greens 200 runcloth and about 40 netherweave but i would like to find the best instance for netherweave any thoughts

ok i went and did shadowlabs soloed it took me 30 min on my ret pally ok geared wasnt that hard just watch out for how much u pull
i got 80 netherweave 11 greens 4 blues 45 marks of sargeras and other random stuff it was ok i guess but all keep looking for the best place to instance grind netherweave

Comment by 366690

Best place for me as a 70 frost mage (Human, Alliance) has got to be Sunspring Post in Nagrand, Outlands.
In exactly 1 hour i looted 193 Netherweave cloth and a few greys and greens, (DE'd the greens, vendored the greys) and ofc got at least 15-20g worth of loot money.
I without a doubt advise this area the mobs are plentiful and around lvls 65-66.

Comment by injunuity

i like the Wailing Spectres mobs in Deadwind pass, they've been the fastest i've found for getting drops for netherweave, 2 stacks of 20 in about 15min of farming for cloth & doing the dousing quests for the Kara quest chain to unlock the door

Comment by Guanyin

One other very nice spot to farm Netherweave are the wretched guys on Isle of Quel'danas.
I managed to get 26 stacks in a little over an hour. Pleasantly surprised on that one.

Comment by 148144

if you dont care about reputation and you want to just farm cloths fast.

(imho) the best spot for aoe farming theese, is around manaforge b'naar in netherstorm.
really alot mobs are gathered there in groups of 5-10.
(mostly geologists).
with a 40% chance of droping 1-3 cloths each and aprox 5500 hp.
they dont have any anoying spells and they dont run way

Comment by auredria

I have found a pretty good spot to farm netherweave, its in the bottom right hand corner of Blade's Edge Mountains. Two areas, Vekhaar Stand and Trogma's Claim. The humanoids in these two areas drop nothing else besides netherweave and they drop between 1-4 pieces of the cloth. Once in a while they will drop some gray items, food items and some money, but I started farming in the area and within 15-20 minutes already have 3 stacks in my bags. I would suggest this area to anyone who needs to farm for netherweave. The cloth has an 80-85% chance of dropping, so yes I would highly recommend the area. Oh yeah, by the way the humanoids in the area have a pretty fast respawn rate too.

Comment by 552736

I found a lot in the Shadow Tomb near Auchindun

Comment by sp0radic

While working on rep for my nether ray mount I found the netherweave drop rate to be great in Skettis. I used one potion to let me see the ghosts, and that lasted for 20 minutes. When it was done, I had just over 8 stacks of netherweave. That makes it around 480 netherweave cloth per hour, which seems pretty good to me. Just make sure you have lots of bag space. There isn't a mailbox too close, but there are a few vendors at the Sha'tari camp nearby. (85 Hunter)

Comment by 637966

if the AH is running low on this, or it is overpriced,and you don't feel like farming it, i highly recommend just checking out trade chat. i bought up a lot of netherweave for 20g a stack, which is significantly cheaper than what was left at the AH (going upwards of 100g a stack! ridiculous).

Comment by 779358

Outlang : Blade's edge mountains
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All humanoid at (71, 75) including orgres drop a few at once sometime.
All deathforge technicen dans othre mobs into death doors (64, 70) & (63,66) also drop some

got myselft 12 stack in 45 min.

Comment by 228447

I needed Netherweave Cloth. So I went out in search for a spot an 85 Blood Death knight could easily solo and wasn't going to bore me to death. I decided that I liked the instance Mana Tombs the quickest. About 4-5 stacks per run. Mana Tombs seemed the easiest of them all. Plus there is a vendor outside to sell your vendor fodder between each run.

Other places that are decent are:
Auchenai Crypts
Shadow Labs
Seth Halls
Magister's Terrace : Can farm for non combat pet or mount in heroic also
Blood Furnace

All of which had about the same amount drop. With varying difficulties. I also got the achievements I had been missing for these. I just did the BC rounds basically! I hope it's enough cloth to get me to Frostweave!

Edit: More info

Comment by Larfox

If you're looking to get Arcane Dust and Netherweave cloth, I suggest doing The Blood Furnace in Hellfire. In 10 minutes of clearing the zone on my DK, I walked away with 90 Netherweave and 10 green items.

I tried it on Heroic, and I got probably 20 Netherweave and maybe 2 greens. Stick with normal mode.

Comment by 577102

If you find yourself with a large supply of these the two best ways of offloading them for a profit tend to be:

Netherweave Bracers/Netherweave Belt - Craft and then disenchant
Netherweave Bag - Craft and sell on the auction house

The bags sell excellently to levelling characters while the enchanting mats are used for a large number of levelling enchants.

Failing both of those make Heavy Netherweave Bandage and sell them to a vendor.

Comment by Sparqt

By far the best place I found to farm Netherweave Cloth, hands down would be The Botanica.

This place is farmed everyday be hacking companies for gold. Have done quite a few tests in here and have found this place to just be overloaded not only with cloth but gold.

I stumbled onto this after my account was hacked a few months ago (haven't played wow since christmas). I logged onto my warrior and found stacks upon stacks of cloth in there.

First test I did was running this place on my boomkin (6k gs, average 25m Icc gears). The runs would take anywhere from 15-30 minutes depending how much I pulled. I was on an average of 5 stacks every half hour when the drops wee being kind, otherwise its usually 2-3 cloth per mob when they drop.

Not only that botanica is a great place to farm gold and rep. From a few hours in there I think I farmed close to 3.5k gold? Not sure on the numbers but it was around that mark.

High drop chance of greens, vendor grays and high money drops makes this place a great little farm zone. Its not really talked about much I have found which is why it makes it perfect. If netherweave is overpriced on your server (anything over 4g a stack is overpriced imo) farm the crap out of this place and flood the market to bully the comp.

For farming this place I would highly suggest taking a very good aoe class in there that can at least bug out or heal quickly. You can wipe very easy even though its a lowbie instance. If your a caster or a boomkin like me, watch out for the silences every now and then and also the spell reflects that happen on certain mobs.

Melee classes should be great at this. Mainly plate classes. If you go /who Botanica you will usually see a DK/Warrior/Paladin or Druid in there *Feral druid more than likely*. These are 9/10 hackers exploiting the great drops (nothing illegal about farming Bot its just great for gold)

Being a little rusty I can't give you perfect tips on the quickest way to farm, sorry guys but like any instance, same rules apply. Pull what you can handle and go at your own pace.

For other places to farm Netherweave I suggest all BC instance heroics due to the high drop %% from the humanoids in all of them.

But when you are farming the Botanica. Clear your bags as much as you can, if you have a mount with a vendor like my druid has it makes farming all that more faster and more gold efficient. Once I get back on wow at the end of the month I can give you exact number averages on cloth and gold per run :) Well thats all the info I have on this I hope it helps some.

Spar <3

Comment by 398002

I have just run the Botanica and Blood Furnace. This is based on one run of each, so take it for what it is worth.

BF is a clear winner. the mobs are about 10 levels lower, and drops are about the same. About 3.5 stacks of netherweave in either case, and not much difference in net gold from other drops. BF is more efficient use of time, although I think you may not be able to run 5 times/hr unless you really push it.

BTW I ran it with an 85 arcane mage. AoE is great tool, and a lot of the mobs are one-shots if you feel so inclined.

I just ran BF again. I am not the fastest mover; my run took 25 minutes. That's the bad news. The good news is this time I came out with 5 stacks +2 netherweave. I farm to level tailoring on an alt. I will be returning here again.

Oh, and for those who are not mages and may not know this, there is a portal to the blasted lands in the mage tower in Stormwind. It makes getting there pretty easy.

Comment by Marloss

Reading the above comments, it seems that both the Botanica and the Blood Furnace are good places to farm Netherweave Cloth. I found the Blood Furnace to be more appealing as it is closer to you when you enter Outland, and it's easier, hence faster, to run through.

As a Feral Druid one full clear took me 12 minutes and 21 seconds, including the last room where you won't loot any cloth. The entire run ended in 94 Netherweave Cloth. 7.611336 cloths / minute.

Know how much I was capable of taking in one go and just doing everything in a quicker pace, made me finish the second run at 11 minutes and 8 seconds. I ended up with 93 Netherweave Cloth, which is 8.3532934 cloths / minute.

The conclusion is that even if the Blood Furnace shouldn't be the best farming place for Netherweave Cloth, it will still give you a more than sufficient amount of cloths per time unit.

Comment by Sparqt

Yeah most of the outland instances are fast farmers of Netherweave, I just seemed to have more luck in Bot for drops for some reason, which doesn't mean the others are bad. I'm trying to get back on to wow this week (finances pending) and when I do I shall be putting an in depth drop table up on here for an average run of all BC Instances, will more than likely only do normal mode runs due to the speed in which they are solo'd, heroics can be a 50/50 even if your 80 and 85 as you can always have that 1 crap pull that can slow farming down.

Spar <3

Comment by 37782

just farmed heroic ramparts for netherweave. took about 15 mins on my 85 tank.

Netted:
46 Netherweave cloth
Around 70g in gold and vendor trash.
4 greens to send to my alt to de

Was expecting better droprates on the cloth.

Comment by Rforn

Skald in BEM, the imps there seem to drop alot. I'd estimate 2 out of 3 mobs drop between 1 and 3 cloth.

Comment by 713130

Another good place to farm netherweave is the mana forge SW of Area 52 the blood elf mobs drop almost every time and about 3-4 pieces per drop the only trouble a mid 60s to lvl 70 player might have is the elite construct that pats the area.

Comment by 700667

I'm going to start power leveling up tailor soon on my Lock so have been farming the mats before I drop Herb, I'm finding Karazhan to be a really good farming spot for Netherweave, I skip all the bosses just killing all the trash up to the audience of Opera, they die really quickly to an 85 and take longer to loot than kill, they drop a decent amount of greens, the odd epic and a decent amount of gold (when added together).

Best of all they are on a 30 min soft reset if you leave the instance, so I tend to HS empty my bags, go check the AH, get a drink...etc, and by the time I have traveled back they have all respawned. Each run takes about 15 mins and I wasn't exactly rushing, I did 4 runs last night got 600 cloth and made about 700g from the money the mobs drop and loot.

Comment by sosdog

Ran blood furnace also to test... reg and heroic.. (thought heroic would drop more cloth)

reg- on run netted me 243 nw cloth (85 tank, not tailor)

heroic- paltry 96 cloth.

if u want to farm blood furnace for NW id suggest doing it reg... heroic cloth is less.

either or. both runs tooks about 20 mins... (heroic maybe 25)

still the best farm for netherweave.

Comment by 775727

Tonight, when I as a lvl 85 hunter ran both regular and heroic BF (one run each) to help my young tailor alt make stuff for my other alt to level up enchanting, 69 NW cloths were dropped in regular and 103 in heroic. I cleared all the trash both times. RNG was probably at work here for the drop rate. Still, it was really good to pick up that many cloths in short time.

ETA that I ran reg for the 2nd time and got 75 NW cloths.

Comment by 317636

Best spot I've seen so far is the outside left terrace of the Black Temple. Mobs level 70 and some seldom drakonian elites (not a problem as 85), you don't have the time to wipe the place that mobs are respawned, litterally thousand of cloths.

Terrace starting: Shadowmoon Valley @ 66.4, 38.0 --> https://www.wowhead.com/cata/maps?data=3520:664380

Comment by 935415

I just tried to keep track of each farm place each run in Nagrand (the orcs -boulderfist Warrior/Boulderfist Mage) gives 14-16 Warbeads, 30-40 cloth, 300-400 reputation with kurenai, 6-10 Oshu'gun Crystal Powder Sample, and around 4-6g excl. gold from selling drops. And it only takes around 10 minutes to do a "run" each place as a lvl 84 Frost Death Knight.

Comment by 939143

I stopped by Nagrand because I knew the ogres there are loaded with netherweave. The plan was to hit all the ogre heavy areas (usually around the caves). Well I went to Laughing Skulls, and got stuck there. In 30 minutes I made 4 stacks of twenty netherweave cloth. The obsidian beads they dropped was also ridiculous. I never got beyond Laughing Skulls because they respawned so quickly. Had netherweave to finish an engineering recipe as well as make a few bags. :)

Comment by WhiteSharpie

Warp-Raider Nesaad Zaxxis Stalker Zaxxis Raider had a 58.9% drop rate (794 dropped) out of a total of 1348 mobs for Netherweave Cloth

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