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fix(DB/Loot) Sealed Craftsman's Writ loot problem #20981
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I've tested this and i'm unable to reproduce the issue so it fixes and is working. But I would pressume all If you run this query SELECT * FROM `item_template` WHERE (`name` LIKE '%Craftsman\'s Writ -%') AND `flagsCustom` = 0 AND `class` = 12 You will see 3 entries that werent changed with your query.
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These are unobtainable in wotlk and have no quest associated to them. There are 24 Craftman's quest implemented and non of them start with these writs. |
I would still apply the same fixes to it. If in the case anyone ever wants to use them / implement them in their own server at least are working out of the box with this fix. |
I will just change it. All items that are associated with this PR will have the same flags. If there are no obtainable, then it doest matter anyway. I think this is a non issue really. |
@TheSCREWEDSoftware I included the 3 missing items :) |
It's all good from my part, anything else to add @sudlud ? |
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