Are you struggling to find the best farming spots for Fish Oil in WoW Classic’s Season of Discovery? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the most efficient methods and locations to farm Fish Oil in the game.
Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, mastering the art of Fish Oil farming is essential for crafting Class Runes and enhancing your gameplay experience. Get ready to dive into the world of lucrative fish oil farming!
Fish Oil is a common reagent that can be used to cast Water Walking once trained at level 28 by Shamans. In Season of Discovery, Fish Oil has become a crucial item for players looking to acquire Class Runes from Grizzby’s vendor in Ratchet Inn.
To farm Fish Oil, you have three options: looting it from mobs, farming Murlocs or Naga, or purchasing it on the Auction House.
In Blackfathom Deeps, various enemies can drop Fish Oil. This includes Elites and bosses like Lady Sarevess or Blindlight Muckdwellers. While this method is not a reliable source of Fish Oil, it can be useful as a supplementary way to obtain the reagent.
The Wetlands has two decent options for farming Murlocs: North of Menethil Harbor and South of Menethil Harbor. Bluegill Oracles have a roughly 1/3 chance of dropping Fish Oil, but they are not the only Murloc that spawns there. To get any value here, you will likely need a hyperspawn and a very solid kill speed.
In Hillsbrad Foothills, you can find a large camp of Nagas along the southern coast. While these enemies are around level 30, making them a challenge to farm, they consistently pull in larger groups, meaning you won’t get a fair 1v1.
If you’re in a hurry to get a particular Rune and willing to spend some gold, you can purchase Fish Oil on the Auction House. However, be cautious of overpriced items, as players are trying to sell them for 60 Silver or more.
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In World of Warcraft’s Season of Discovery, Fish Oil is a crucial reagent required to craft Class Runes. However, farming this item can be a challenge due to its limited availability and the need for patience. In this guide, we will explore the best methods for obtaining Fish Oil in WoW Classic.
There are several ways to obtain Fish Oil, including:
While Fish Oil farming is not directly related to ocean ecosystems, sustainable fishing practices can have a positive impact on maintaining healthy marine environments. In WoW Classic, players can participate in sustainable fish oil farming by:
For readers interested in supporting certified sustainable fish oil farms, here are a few examples:
Note: This guide focuses on WoW Classic’s Fish Oil farming and sustainable fishing practices. For more information on certified sustainable fish oil farms, readers can visit the MSC and ASC websites.
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World of Warcraft Classic Season of Discovery is making us hunt for items we never considered worthwhile, and one of these items is Fish Oil. Previously, this item was only used in cooking and for a few quests, but now it’s required for specific engraving runes.
Normally, getting fish oil wouldn’t be considered a huge problem. However, in Season of Discovery, the enemies that drop this seemingly worthless item are level 25 and above. Unfortunately, Since players can only reach level 25 during the first phase of Season of Discovery, Fish Oil is, technically, a max level drop.
To think I used to throw these away back in WoW Classic… Fish Oil is used for creating engraving runes such as Divine Sacrifice for Paladins, Warbringer for Warriors, and Serendipity for Priests. Additionally, it can also be used by Shamans to activate walking on water.
Veteran WoW players are probably thinking “Just hit the Auction house and buy Fish Oil,” and while that might be a valid way to get this ingredient quickly, the prices are currently astronomical. On the SoD Server, I’m currently playing on the Wild Growth EU server, and a single vial of Fish Oil is going for almost 30 silver.
Seeing how you need at least 24 Fish Oil for some runes, you’re looking at around 7 to 8 gold at the auction house, which is quite a lot for WoW Classic, especially at such a low level. You can also fish out the oil on certain shores but that’s also going to take a very long time.
Your best bet is to go out there and kill the mobs that drop the oil. Hillsbrad Foothills. More specifically, Hillsbrad Foothills’s left shore, west of Southshore.
This is where a bunch of Murlocs hang out, and they often drop Fish Oil. The Eastern Shore has Naga warriors who also occasionally drop the oil, but Murlocs are your best bet.
So, if you are an Alliance player, fly (or walk) to Southshore and head west from the port. You’ll spot Murlocs immediately. Start killing them and looting the Fish Oil.
Be warned, while these are Murlocs, which are often considered weaker enemies, these guys are going to be level 25 and up. I ended up dying to them quite a few times because they ganged up on me. So, don’t underestimate the Murlocs because they do hit hard.
Bring a friend along if you can.
You should also be level 25, or at least 24 if you are planning to take on the Murlocs. This is also a great opportunity to get some Waylaid Supply crates from the Murloc Treasure Cheststo to boost your reputation with the Azeroth Commerce Authority or Durotar Supply and Logistics. Additionally, it’s also a great place to farm more fish oil which you can later sell on the Auction house for a nice profit.
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One obvious answer is that various enemies in Blackfathom Deeps drop Fish Oil, making them a reasonable way to get your hands on some. The downside to this is of course that they are Elites and inside a raid. This makes it more functional as a supplementary source of Fish Oil rather than a farming method.
The best bets for farming Fish Oil are to farm Murlocs. There are two decent options for this.
The Wetlands has two relevant spots for Murlocs. North of Menethil Harbor you can find a lower level Murloc camp. The Bluegill Oracles here have a roughly 1/3 chance of dropping Fish Oil.
The caveat to this is that Bluegill Oracles are not the only Murloc that spawns there, and are in fact one of the more uncommon spawns. To get any value here, you will likely need a hyperspawn and a very solid kill speed.
The other option is south of Menethil Harbor, killing Bluegill Raiders. These are a lot more common, but they are also level 28-29 instead of 25-26. At level 25 this is definitely manageable by yourself, but running as a duo will significantly speed up this farm.
It is worth noting that while both of these zones are available for Horde players, they are very close to an Alliance town, and you can very easily be outnumbered by Alliance players here.
Farming in Hillsbrad Foothills gives you a lot more enemies to kill, with fast spawns, bigger camps, and more options. All along the southern coast you will find a variety of fishy goodness. East of Southshore is a large camp of Nagas, stretching significantly down the coast.
To the west instead are Murlocs, and lots of them. The entire coast is covered with them.
All of the enemies along this coast are around level 30, meaning they definitely do pose a challenge. As Murlocs are want to do, they also consistently pull in larger groups, meaning you won’t even get a fair 1v1.
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So, gear up, sharpen your weapons, and embark on a thrilling adventure to secure your precious Fish Oil in WoW Classic. Happy farming!