Getting lots of those can save you from having to waste your game time grinding your lock picking skill in places like Tanaris or Stonetalon Mountains. Pickpocketing gives you the chance to access lock boxes of all different levels. Save yourself from wasting time in game hunting down static chests and doors to skill on. Case in point: that particular gray item sells for over 3g to a vendor.ģ. Also, once in a great while you'll even get something like (which apparently the Firefly fans dig) that will sell for crazy cash. There are generally lots of people more than willing to spend 1g on something sweet for their WoW Valentines. For example: I know I make a killing every Valentine's Day selling the s I get pickpocketing.
Best case scenario, you can sell certain things on the AH. At the worst, you can send them to guild mates, or sell them to vendors. I've picked up a lot of strange and interesting stuff, myself. You can find some really fun stuff while pickpocketing. If you're worried about them detecting you and having to vanish, try facing away from the mob in question as opposed to facing towards them, or try doing it from max range just before you step in to land your opener. While you're out farming for something, hit the pickpocket button before you nail them with your opening move. The worst thing you'll get is a "no" in text, which leaves you no worse off than you were before. You'd be surprised how many bosses actually have pockets - and perhaps even more surprised at what's in those pockets sometimes. The mob isn't even going to notice you rifling through its pockets when someone is beating the snot out of it. Ever find yourself staring at a mob's back while the tank is establishing threat/aggro? Hit your pickpocket button. Pickpocketing takes almost no time whatsoever to do. This is a real shame, considering the misbegotten pocket wealth that is a due right of the Rogue class.Īs such, I thought I would touch on what I told that up and coming Rogue the other night - the Top 5 reasons that I believe Rogues should pick pockets.ĥ. There are apparently quite a few Rogues out there who don't bother with pilfering for goodies, leaving a great many pockets un-picked. However, from talking to a few other Rogues here and there, I have since learned that this is not an isolated thing. I mean, pick pocketing is fun! Why would anyone not choose to enjoy all our sneaky class has to offer? Imagine my surprise when he admitted that he doesn't pick pocket from mobs much, if he even bothers at all. Of course from lock boxes, the topic soon came around to pickpocketing. This was largely because I was having to open a locked box for him, which at his level he should have been more than able to open. Recently, I was talking to one of the newer Rogues in my guild about different aspects of Roguecraft.
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