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I've read in the patch note that we can lern a recipe to turn green gems into blue one, I'm not at home to try that any of you know the mats for that recipe?
Three gems of Each color to make one random blue gem. So 18 green gems for less then 1g each could get you a 7g blue gem. I have also been told that there will be a 23 hour cool down on this spell.
Did a little digging, and might as well throw the link that I found.
http://www.wowhead.com/?item=35945
You need an item called brilliant glass, haven't found how to get it or how to make it, but the last info from 2.4 was that it had a 23 hour cool down.
Edited, Mar 25th 2008 2:14pm by mundaneboy
Did a little digging, and might as well throw the link that I found.
http://www.wowhead.com/?item=35945
You need an item called brilliant glass, haven't found how to get it or how to make it, but the last info from 2.4 was that it had a 23 hour cool down.
Edited, Mar 25th 2008 2:14pm by mundaneboy
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Here's some more info on it http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=47280
It requires three of the basic outland gems drops, and you can learn it from the outland trainers (Thrallmar/Honor Hold, etc.)
It requires three of the basic outland gems drops, and you can learn it from the outland trainers (Thrallmar/Honor Hold, etc.)
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The jewel crafter on Aldor rise also sells this
and the brilliant glass is just made by mashing the gems together at a forge
click to open it and out comes your nifty blue gem
and the brilliant glass is just made by mashing the gems together at a forge
click to open it and out comes your nifty blue gem
Summary:
You learn a design called "Brilliant Glass" from a master jewelcrafter just like any other recipe, it's not a pattern that you buy.
Once every 23 hours, you can transmute 3 of each raw Tier I gem (18 gems total) into 1 random Tier II gem. I have transmuted 1 Talasite, 1 Star of Elune, and 1 Noble Topaz so far. All-in-all, you end up making money. Talasite will lose you money, but Noble Topaz or Living Ruby will tripple or even quadrouple your investment. ESPECIALLY if you are able to cut the gem into something useful as well which will usually net you at least 10g more than a raw gem.
I'm happy with it, but I would have liked a 12 hour cooldown.
On another note... Adamantite Ore is NOWHERE to be found now. Every now and then there's a dozen stacks listed at an OUTRAGEOUS price like 24g/stack on two of my servers but the nice 20g stacks are nowhere to be found anymore. When the gem market starts to reflect this and prices go up as stock starts selling out I won't mind as much, but right now there's only opportunity to lose money. Brilliant Glass helps to alleviate this.
Edited, Mar 28th 2008 6:11pm by Losie
You learn a design called "Brilliant Glass" from a master jewelcrafter just like any other recipe, it's not a pattern that you buy.
Once every 23 hours, you can transmute 3 of each raw Tier I gem (18 gems total) into 1 random Tier II gem. I have transmuted 1 Talasite, 1 Star of Elune, and 1 Noble Topaz so far. All-in-all, you end up making money. Talasite will lose you money, but Noble Topaz or Living Ruby will tripple or even quadrouple your investment. ESPECIALLY if you are able to cut the gem into something useful as well which will usually net you at least 10g more than a raw gem.
I'm happy with it, but I would have liked a 12 hour cooldown.
On another note... Adamantite Ore is NOWHERE to be found now. Every now and then there's a dozen stacks listed at an OUTRAGEOUS price like 24g/stack on two of my servers but the nice 20g stacks are nowhere to be found anymore. When the gem market starts to reflect this and prices go up as stock starts selling out I won't mind as much, but right now there's only opportunity to lose money. Brilliant Glass helps to alleviate this.
Edited, Mar 28th 2008 6:11pm by Losie
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