So, in my bags I have the following.
- A full set of tank gear. I don't think it's all gemmed and enchanted any more, but I have it. I try and keep it updated, but I haven't tanked in at least a month or more.
- Some swap out healing gear. I have some extra trinkets and weapons with different enchants. To be honest though, I can't remember the last time I swapped them out. I generally have what I consider to be my BiS equipped - and anything less is well, less. I may build up an alternate set for Mastery, but I wouldn't count on it.
- 100 Fortune cookies. I'm far too lazy to fish up all the different foods I need, and the stupid INT fish don't swim in pools anyway. I might fish them up if they were (just for the achievment and the fish feast), but since they aren't, I don't care. I just buy fortune cards and make cookies. I haven't hit the jackpot yet, but it's cool. It's all guild bank money anyway.
- Flasks, pots, and other raiding sundry items. I like to stay stocked up, even though I rarely use a mana pot, and we have cauldrons for flasks (hello 3 hour flask buff).
- My fishing gear, just in case the mood strikes me.
Nah.
Tomorrow, the conclusion of this series. What would I do if it were my last day of WoW?
Here's some ArkInventory rules you may find useful.
ReplyDeleteGear sets:
I have a set of gear (using the WoW gear manager, but I think it works with Outfitter too) called "Ret". So this rule (set with a really high priority) organizes my whole set of Ret:
outfit( "Ret" )
Items with int:
Now, the outfit rule works great for things in my bags, since it's all part of my rules. But in my bank I have lots of older gear which aren't part of any active sets, but I want organized into gear with int, for healer stuff, so I use this rule:
tt( "intellect", "spell power" ) and ilvl( 200, 300 )
The tt rule reads the tooltip. The ilvl you can remove or tweak. I haven't updated this rule since WoTLK.
I have some other rules for my bags I like:
Equipment to vendor:
equip() and q( "uncommon", "rare" )
Equipment to auction:
equip() and q( "rare", "epic" ) and not sb()
Then I use some built in filters (like trade goods -> cloth) and the above rules to make sections of my bags that I always auction, and sections I vendor.
ArkInventory is the bee's knees.
<3 to you. I'll give those a shot and see if I can't get it working. This would be oh so magical.
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