Netherweave Cloth is the next generation of cloth after [Runecloth].

Contents 1 Source 2 As an ingredient 2.1 Blacksmithing 2.2 Engineering 2.3 First Aid 2.4 Tailoring 3 External links

Source Edit

This item drops from mobs in Outland, most often from humanoids or humanoid-like creatures.

Notable farming areas

Even though nearly every humanoid mob in Outland has a good chance of dropping this cloth, a notable area for large amounts appears to be Tuurem.

Another option is Manaforge B'naar in Area 52. The Sunfury elves there have a 41% drop rate on cloth. They also have the added bonuses of dropping the objective of the daily Quest:Sunfury Attack Plans as well as supplying Sunfury Signets.

As an ingredient Edit

Netherweave is used in the following recipes:

Blacksmithing Edit

•  [Adamantite Weightstone]
•  [Fel Weightstone]

Engineering Edit

•  [Blue Smoke Flare]
•  [Green Smoke Flare]
•  [Icy Blasting Primers]
•  [Purple Smoke Flare]
•  [Red Smoke Flare]
•  [Super Sapper Charge]
•  [White Smoke Flare]

First Aid Edit

•  [Netherweave Bandage]
•  [Heavy Netherweave Bandage]

Tailoring Edit

•  [Bolt of Netherweave]
•  [Netherweave Net]
•  [Netherweave Bag]

External linksEdit

• Battle.net (EU)
• Wowhead
• Thottbot
• DB MMO-Champion

Guides

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