I know when I go herbing on my hunter, if I see a horde player herbing, I’ll kill them once or twice to prove a point…. it’s my turf and they need to stay away….

If they manage to kill me back, even once, then I’ll usually camp them for maybe 10mins or so to ensure they learn their lesson properly. Also it helps to break up the boredom, since farming is a terribly boring past time, and a little pvp action helps to stop me from falling asleep lol.

Often I wish that I had a lvl 80 horde character, so that I could log onto them and do the same to alliance herbers, as nothing is more frustrating than having some alliance herber leapfrogging you on each herb node to steal your prcious profits.

But yeah, I need to do some more herbing, frost lotus is soo damn expensive at the moment!! I saw a stack of 8 for 28g each this morning and was excited! excited!! a month ago I would have bitched and moaned about how expensive that was, but now I’m snapping it up instantly because it’s a bargain

/sigh, this week the flasks I sell in raid might have to go up in price again, as 20g flasks require me to buy frost lotus for around 25g each to break even (not including procs), since I budget the other mats to average around 15g per set of mats.

The herbing atmosphere on Durotan is more cordial. The Basin is usually full of flagged people coming in from Wintergrasp but there isn’t a lot of gankery — I certainly don’t think my reputation keeps them away. I also tend to pass up people who are obviously gathering or fishing… perhaps it’s a server cultural thing.
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