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Kommentar von Ajfree

Has a chance to give Rezept: Schicksalhafter Glückskeks

Kommentar von WaterGlaive

Just opened 30 of these, and I got:

21 worth 1g.
4 worth 7g.
2 worth 10g
2 worth 25g

1x Rezept: Schicksalhafter Glückskeks

Since the cookie is a primary stat food, the recipe is tradable, and the food is tradable, these aren't a bad investment.

The recipe spell is Schicksalhafter Glückskeks.

Kommentar von avatar1337

60 cards, still no recipe. I did get a card worth 50g though.

Kommentar von CzechMirco

I got a card worth 100g, it had a blue icon.

Also the Recipe: Fated Fortune Cookie can drop multiple times, even when you have one already in the bag.

Kommentar von StandinginFire

Opened 134 of these and had the following results:
81 cards worth 1g
27 cards worth 7g
14 cards worth 10g
4 cards worth 25g
1 card worth 50g
2 cards worth 100g
1 card worth 25,000g
4 recipes

If you pull out the recipes, that gives an average vendor value of 198g per card but I would probably caution against including the 25,000g card in your calculations. I got it within my first 10 cards and haven't seen it since so really no idea how rare it actually is. If you don't count the recipes or the card worth 25,000g, the average vendor value comes out to around 6g

Kommentar von Callmetog

Opened 2000 of these to test the drop rates. I came out with:

- 26x greens @ 50g each = 1300g
- 6x blues @ 100g each = 600g
- 2x blues @ 500g each = 1000g
- 1x purple @ 2500g = 2500g
- 45x Fated Fortune Cookie recipes @ 5000g each on AH (4750 after 5% cut) = 213750g

I estimate my other 1920 cards averaged about 6 gold each based on total gold in my inventory before and after = 11520g

Total cost = 218000g
Total revenue = 230670g
Profit = 12670g
Time spent clicking cards = too damn long

Obviously these things aren't designed to get everyone a gold profit, just a way to test your luck. I would bet I lose gold if I did this a week from now when the recipe prices have dropped.

Kommentar von Specialized65

It seems while eating a Fated Fortune Cookie you get a Fated Fortune Card. Can you ever get the Fated Fortune Card that you can use to make more Fated Fortune Cookies while eating a cookie ?

Kommentar von bassmartyr

So, i want to get these myself, without having to buy them off the AH. where do i get them/how do i make them?

Kommentar von Borgthor

1000 cards flipped. Cost, 36k in raw materials processed by an awesome scribe.

12x 50
04x 100
01x 500

Total vendor value: 4139g. Even if all recipes sell for more than 1000g (unlikely at this stage) I would have had to flip at least one 25k card to break even.

Anyone else annoyed about the AH deposit being 3g45s for 12H? The reason I did the experiment, is while they sell like hotcakes, the margin does get squeezed so tight at times you can't really afford to have them not sale because losing the deposit kills the margin.

Kommentar von alizzee

I've been wanting the cooking recipe, however did not want to spend 10k gold to get it. So I came here and saw that you can buy the Fated Fortune Cards and have a chance.

I brought 10 of them at 59g each. My findings are;
9 cards worth 1g each.
1 cooking recipe.

So I can confirm that the recipe does drop, however I probably just used my game luck for the year on this.

Kommentar von Arhkm

I didnt count green and blue cards, just the gold.

I bought 500 cards for 30k (give or take some change)

I made 2200g on cards.

12 recipes that (right now) are going for 8k each on my server which would be a net total of close to 100k for 30k.
Not TERRIBLE while these patterns are still rare...remember that future readers...

Kommentar von Onius

Opened 400 Cards:

301 cards of 1g
57 cards of 7g
19 cards of 10g
11 cards of 25g
3 cards of 50g
1 card of 500g
8 recipes

Kommentar von Tequima

Crafting these cards can proc both Resourcefulness or Multicraft. With a green tools (quill = multicraft) I got 7 extra cards in 50 crafts. With a blue R3 quill, 92 Resourcefulness, I got 3 extra ink in 20 crafts, but this was a very small sample (as out of Bubble poppy for the serene ink).

Kommentar von NuclearChicken

Bought 20 and got 2 recipes.

Kommentar von Ultideath

Despite this page saying that the unflipped card sells for 23g, the unflipped card is not vendorable in game.

Kommentar von Alannafaye

I'm wondering why there is a vendor value on these when "The Merchant doesn't want this item". I just bought a ton of them thinking i would turn a profit on the vendor value!

Kommentar von Frostyou

I decided to craft some cards, used a multicraft tool and got roughly 1470 from crafting about 1200-1210 (about 5-10 from resourceful procs).
I decided instead of putting the cards on the auction house, which at current price would have been about 33k gold with a 20k deposit, I would just open them.

My results consist of the gold from the white quality cards, didn't track them with the volume of cards.

White quality vendor= 4,599g
Green quality (50g vendor)= 15
100g Blue quality= 4
500g Blue quality= 1
2500g Epic quality= 1
Finally I got a total of 39 fated fortune cookie recipes which currently on my realm are 2,100g each which is 81.9k if they all sell at that price.
Grand total if recipes all sell at 2,100g, vendor the other cards and the already vendored cards would be... 90,649g.

Making the ink and cards took about 5hrs and opening took about 35mins.

Kommentar von jwdazed

Completely subject to RNG analysis:

2,801 cards flipped:
* 13,865 gold made from vendor
* 63 recipes

Cards were selling at 19.89g costing 55,711.89, and recipes are at ~900g.

If I can sell all 63 (I've already sold 2 @ 999g since I started flipping them) then I'll have made 15k for a lot of time spent (albeit mostly watching my daughter while mashing a button).

Not worth it.

Kommentar von Ybeezy

Bought a bunch of these at 18g each. Decided to try my luck on a stack of 200. These are my findings.

Gold from vendor trash cards 566g25s
Found 4 recipes which sell @ 1999g each = 7596g (less the AH fees)

Total profit 8162g - 3600g = 4562g if all recipes sell & when they sell

Kommentar von xazark

I have opened all of the previous versions of these sorts of cards and decided that I wanted to open and collect all of the permutations of this card so have been opening these regularly and recording the entries. I will keep updating as I progress to get the final 25k card for my collection.

Card Vendor Flipped Percentage
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte 25,000g 0 0.00%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte 2,500g 7 0.03%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte 500g 9 0.04%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte* 100g 51 0.25%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte 50g 189 0.92%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte* 25g 534 2.61%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte* 10g 1497 7.33%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte* 7g 2984 14.58%
Schicksalhafte Glückskarte* 1g 14797 72.31%
Rezept: Schicksalhafter Glückskeks AH Value 394 1.93%

*Note: All asterix tagged cards have more than 1 version with the same vendor value. I have found that there are 5 of the 1g cards that I have not come across, I wont say that they definitely don't exist but with over 10,000 flips I haven't seen them once.

Total Flips Total Cost Total Return Gain / Loss
20,462 306,930g 100,555g -206,375g

This doesn't include any reciepe sales, I've sold 2 for about 800g ea - although I haven't really bothered to spend much time selling these and they are just filling up a personal guild bank at the moment, if they all sold for that much, I would actually be in profit but selling 400+ receipes one at a time will take a while I suspect.

Interesting Notes:
For some reason the green quality 50g card only has a single variation, I found that strange when the blue quality 100g card has 2 and the lower white quality ones have multiple.

Also important to note that the recipe replaces the card so you always get 1 single item from the flip its either a card or the recipe. All in all there are 49 difference cards you can hit + 1 recipe for a total of 50 possible outcomes - wowhead notes 54 + recipe but as mentioned above I haven't seen 5 of the white quality 1g cards so I am currently of the assumption they never made it into the game.

While its feasible (maybe even likely) that I have been unlucky, at the current crafting price of around 16-18g on my server and my current return requiring me to hit 6+ of the 25k cards back to back to back just to break even, I feel its important to remember - I did this for science, so you don't have to!

I'll keep updating until I eventually hit the 25k card and upload a screenshot of all the cards in my bank.

**Update 12th Jan 2024 - up to 12,532 cards open and still no 25k card
**Update 28th Jan 2024 - 14k+ cards flipped and counting
**Update 30th Jan 2024 - 17k+ flips, was getting tedious 10k flips ago....
**Update 31st Jan 2024 - 20k+ flips, got "lucky" today and opened 3x 2,500g cards in about 3,000 flips. Still cant find that elusive 25k card tho... also added calculation on rough total costs. Although I now wish I hadn't looked lol...

Kommentar von Broadhead
Eat a fated fortune cookie and make some dough while doing so.

Kommentar von Nasto92
Don't be an idiot like me who saw people listing less than vendor price only to find out that they only buy flipped cards. I sent a report to blizzard to remove the vendor price as I was only curious about it since I just maxed my cooking on my paladin bought the recipe and then proceed to possibly waste 35k on gambling. I don't have a lot of gold anyways so I would never just blow this much money on something that I don't agree with IRL.

Kommentar von TokyoTerror
50 cards @ 12g each, 600g. 3 Rezept: Schicksalhafter Glückskeks, keep 1, auction 2 @500g each. Vender 37 @ 1g, 6 @ 7g, 4 @ 10g, 2 @ 25g. 1169g + recipe, good return. Math, maybe?

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