I saw scrolls in the auction house for example - Scroll of Enchant Major Health - Chest
How do we make them? Is there some sort of parchment we need to buy?
Nevermind, I got my answer from this post:
http://wow.allakhazam.com/forum.html?forum=69;mid=122410680456513190;num=1;page=1
Edited, Oct 16th 2008 9:52am by lauisifer
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I see you answered your question but the subject is a good enough of one to piggyback with...
How is everyone doing selling their enchants on the AH?
I put a few up the other day and so far sold one.. It was just the minor agility to cloak so I wasn't sure if it would sell or not.
How is everyone doing selling their enchants on the AH?
I put a few up the other day and so far sold one.. It was just the minor agility to cloak so I wasn't sure if it would sell or not.
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Everyone and their mother has leveled insc so there are loads of glyphs and scrolls on the AH, normally they can be really cheap.
GL selling in that market
GL selling in that market
actually my enchanted scrolls have been doing ok. Not selling like hot cakes but selling still..
Glyphs are a whole another story where I've seen them go for as little as 25s
There seems to be much more of a diverse market for the scrolls vs the glyphs.
Glyphs are a whole another story where I've seen them go for as little as 25s
There seems to be much more of a diverse market for the scrolls vs the glyphs.
I'll mainly be using this for enchants for my alts and levelling up (assuming you get points for that - still haven't checked this).
I'd imagine it will be more of a money maker at 80, I can't imagine that many people are looking for gear enchants at the moment and unable to get them in guild. But I imagine it will be nice at 80 to sell the equivelant of Dexterity or +15 strength on gloves, enchants which are relatively cheap to make, but still in demand.
My inscriber can only make the lowest armour vellum at the moment, but I might test that out on my low level enchanter while she levels up (assuming you can from enchanting vellum).
Considering the market for enchanting mats is fairly good compared to the hassle of actually selling enchants I think the vellum will be a positive change. I doubt you'll get much profit from the basic recipes, but considering the ease of turning them out (as opposed to standing in a city advertising) I think that will balance out. This is also assuming the vellum isn't too expensive to make/buy.
I'd imagine it will be more of a money maker at 80, I can't imagine that many people are looking for gear enchants at the moment and unable to get them in guild. But I imagine it will be nice at 80 to sell the equivelant of Dexterity or +15 strength on gloves, enchants which are relatively cheap to make, but still in demand.
My inscriber can only make the lowest armour vellum at the moment, but I might test that out on my low level enchanter while she levels up (assuming you can from enchanting vellum).
Considering the market for enchanting mats is fairly good compared to the hassle of actually selling enchants I think the vellum will be a positive change. I doubt you'll get much profit from the basic recipes, but considering the ease of turning them out (as opposed to standing in a city advertising) I think that will balance out. This is also assuming the vellum isn't too expensive to make/buy.
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I'll mainly be using this for enchants for my alts and levelling up (assuming you get points for that - still haven't checked this).
I'd imagine it will be more of a money maker at 80, I can't imagine that many people are looking for gear enchants at the moment and unable to get them in guild. But I imagine it will be nice at 80 to sell the equivelant of Dexterity or +15 strength on gloves, enchants which are relatively cheap to make, but still in demand.
My inscriber can only make the lowest armour vellum at the moment, but I might test that out on my low level enchanter while she levels up (assuming you can from enchanting vellum).
Considering the market for enchanting mats is fairly good compared to the hassle of actually selling enchants I think the vellum will be a positive change. I doubt you'll get much profit from the basic recipes, but considering the ease of turning them out (as opposed to standing in a city advertising) I think that will balance out. This is also assuming the vellum isn't too expensive to make/buy.
I'd imagine it will be more of a money maker at 80, I can't imagine that many people are looking for gear enchants at the moment and unable to get them in guild. But I imagine it will be nice at 80 to sell the equivelant of Dexterity or +15 strength on gloves, enchants which are relatively cheap to make, but still in demand.
My inscriber can only make the lowest armour vellum at the moment, but I might test that out on my low level enchanter while she levels up (assuming you can from enchanting vellum).
Considering the market for enchanting mats is fairly good compared to the hassle of actually selling enchants I think the vellum will be a positive change. I doubt you'll get much profit from the basic recipes, but considering the ease of turning them out (as opposed to standing in a city advertising) I think that will balance out. This is also assuming the vellum isn't too expensive to make/buy.
yes you can get skill ups enchanting the vellums if that enchant will give a skillup.
The reason I used lesser agility was because that was the enchant that would give me my skillups.
instead of enchanting my stuff over and over again or spamming free enchants to level up I plan on using the vellums now and try to sell what I can to recoup some money. Now it looks like leveling enchanting isn't going to be as big of a gold sink..
I'd buy the scrolls now if you see them cheap. They aren't worth the mats for a inscriber to make unless leveling up so stock up on them is my advice.
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