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Commento di Luhka

Technically, a turtle. Terrapin only live in fresh water. (Let the downrating begin!)

Commento di 833726

Yeah, when I start seeing Tauren and Worgen running around in real life then I will complain how WoW names some stuff...

Commento di 428368

The drop rate on Lingua Gigante di Tartaruga the tongues seems to be much less than the 50% listed. Over 50 killed and only 12 tongues in this little farming frenzy.

Commento di wowheadizmydaddy

Confirming in 4.3 that the drop rate on this has gone down significantly.. I'm getting less than 10% return on kills.

Commento di Veradas

Seeing that the comments regarding the Seabrush Terrapin, which also drops Giant Turtle Tongue, stated that it had a lousy drop rate I decided to conduct a basic experiment.

I went to all three areas where each turtle species are and hunted 10 individuals from each kind. This is what I found:

1. The Seabrush Terrapin dropped 2 Giant Turtle Tongues out of 10 Kills. There were not that many in the area.
2. The Speckled Sea Turtle dropped 6 Giant Turtle Tongues out of 10 Kills. The area that these are found in are
quite plentiful.
3. The Softshell Sea Turtle dropped 5 Giant Turtle Tongues out of 10 kills. As in the first case, there were not
that many of them but are in a wider area with a lot of hanging kelp beds. You have to swim around a bit to
find them. The surprising thing is that there was a group of 3 in a unit that swam past me. You hit one
and the other two will attack. Don't know if this grouping was intentional or a fluke.

This, along with the other comments regarding drop rates mentioned by other players, I conclude that Wowhead's figures on the drop rates of the Giant Turtle Tongues are inaccurate. If you want to grind for recipe ingredients for this item your best bet is to go for the Speckled Sea Turtle. The Seabrush Terrapin does indeed have a lousy drop rate, and if you are intending to farm for the tongues, I would avoid this species altogether and go for the Speckled Sea Turtle, there are beaucoups of them.

I am reposting this in the other threads for cross-referencing.

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