The (or at least one) Answer to Fur Squares
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first two tan hide squares gave me two furs, then the next 20 gave me nothing.. sold one fur for 1000 so i guess it balances out plus i made some $.. not like i need the fur anyways, just like the rest of the rare items, dont need them, just sell em for gold.. not even sure i need gold either, got like 5k profits just from selling but i havent spent a penny yet!
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I'm pretty sure i came across a wandering material trader somewhere in the icy region following Yak's Bend. Of course it would b difficult to point out exactly where for obvious reasons, but jus try straying off course a little. He has steel and fur squares. Venture off at own risk though, it can get pretty swarmy. good luk.
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People dont seem to realize how much chance has to do with salvaging. Here's a little chart to act as a guide to your chances with salvaging:
Using Salvage Kit:
.......................Common Salvage Item......Rare Salvage Item
Rare Material.................. Low ........................ Medium
Common Mat. .................High ....................... Medium
(Inc. runes,
weap mod, etc.)
Using Expert Salvage Kit:
.......................Common Salvage Item.......Rare Salvage Item
Rare Material...............Medium ........................High
Common Mat...............Medium ........................ Low
(Inc. runes,
weap mod, etc.)
So those are the basic percentages when it comes to salvaging. It isn't some concrete formula. Logically, Using the Expert salvage kit will give you a better chance of getting good stuff than using the normal salvage kit. A gold item is more likely to give you a good item than purple/blue/white items. If you expert salvage a gold item you will most likely salvage a good item. However, there is still a chance you will get a basic crafting material.
For all of you out there looking for fur, try to maximize your chances for salvaging it. Its certainly possible to use a normal salvage kit on a white chaar hide and get a fur, but it isn't very likely. Use an expert salvage kit on all the different types of hides in the game and you will eventually get all the fur you need! Good Luck and I hope this little visual can help people better understand how crafting works.
Using Salvage Kit:
.......................Common Salvage Item......Rare Salvage Item
Rare Material.................. Low ........................ Medium
Common Mat. .................High ....................... Medium
(Inc. runes,
weap mod, etc.)
Using Expert Salvage Kit:
.......................Common Salvage Item.......Rare Salvage Item
Rare Material...............Medium ........................High
Common Mat...............Medium ........................ Low
(Inc. runes,
weap mod, etc.)
So those are the basic percentages when it comes to salvaging. It isn't some concrete formula. Logically, Using the Expert salvage kit will give you a better chance of getting good stuff than using the normal salvage kit. A gold item is more likely to give you a good item than purple/blue/white items. If you expert salvage a gold item you will most likely salvage a good item. However, there is still a chance you will get a basic crafting material.
For all of you out there looking for fur, try to maximize your chances for salvaging it. Its certainly possible to use a normal salvage kit on a white chaar hide and get a fur, but it isn't very likely. Use an expert salvage kit on all the different types of hides in the game and you will eventually get all the fur you need! Good Luck and I hope this little visual can help people better understand how crafting works.
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Originally Posted by adam.skinner
I salvaged a "salvage item" and received a rare in return, and that only happens with expert kits. So yes, it's not only special items. gwonline has a listing from beta of what gives what.
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Can add that some highly salvagables are worth salvaging (depending on your class). In my case for my W/N I salvaged several staffs and got upgrade components (which I do not use) and steel!
On topic: I expert salvaged around 45 charr hides and got one fur...
For the ppl not understanding the waste of money: I wanted the cool-looking Ascalon helmet...which I have now
On topic: I expert salvaged around 45 charr hides and got one fur...
For the ppl not understanding the waste of money: I wanted the cool-looking Ascalon helmet...which I have now

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Originally Posted by Dewolow
I got tanned hide squares by using normal scavange item on the gear from humanoid creatures (for example grawls). So far it is 100%.
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Originally Posted by Crimson_Phoenix
I blew 44 char hides for no fur squares with the expert salvage kit, talk about an expensive waste.
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You have 44 tanned hides now. You could sell those to another player, at 10gp each, and have enough to buy another kit, with a little left over.
No, it doesn't exactly outweigh the kit-and-a-half that you used, but it's better than nothing!
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Originally Posted by ShadowMaster
Seems to me I saw an NPC just standin around outside of a town in post searing, can't remember where though. You could turn x amount of common materials into the more exotic materials, like steel and silk, pretty sure fur was listed too. Being an elementalist tho, didn't really care.....
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There is a Materials Crafter who crafts Fur Squares, but he wanders in the Shiverpeak Mountains, and can be difficult to find.
Really the best way is to salvage charr hides.
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