I am making cultural wood elf armor to raise tailoring, imo it's quicker then fleeting quiver route

Appreciate your input! Thank you

IMO as a 200+ elvish tailor, you are correct! Fleeting quivers from 115 would drive you insane within a month's time.

There's a good stack of faeries near the brownie village in LFay. Careful though - brownies path around...don't be mooching around at a low level :p

Not sure if they drop morning dew or not, would be interested to know :)

Is morning dew a sought after item?

If you're a wood elf tailor, yes. Otherwise no. People willing to go through cultural hell are pretty uncommon so there isn't a huge market. Only other use is high elf smithing, and that's nerfed till Velious.

is cultural tailoring the only option (besides fleeting quiver) past 115 pre-velious?

Atm yes. With Velious comes the addition of crystalline silk and wu's armor. Those still won't get you near the skill needed for the new tailored armors, but will probably get you close enough to attempt a shawl combine.

Because of tracking. You can decimate the camp in lfay pretty quickly with a mid-lvl ranger, then off to track down more while you wait for a respawn. It really doesn't take much to level a ranger for trade skill component farming etc, at least through pre-hell levels which is all you really need. If doing raincaller, just make another more serious ranger to take through hell levels since you'll need the levels anyway with raincaller.

I have a mid-llvl ranger here for farming and fun, but yeah I don't bother killing fairies here apart from a named or two, not since my capped ranger on early live where I did hunt them to extinction. Anyway there, morning dew was as good as gold and always sold out quick. But here it takes too much work to get buyers for the price, may be better off not damaging the faction for them and just buy them. I'm in gfay and lfay a lot, I just never see anyone killing them apart from tricksters in the newbie area.