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Commentaire de 204361

This is the uncommon pigment made when you mill for dusky pigment. During beta build 8885, I got one uncommon pigment around 40-50% of the time while milling dusky pigment.

When I did get a verdant pigment, I'd only get one of it. Some other uncommon pigments on very rare occasions would give two or three.

Just to clarify, the uncommon pigment is in addition to the normal pigment you get every time you mill, meaning you get two different pigments from one milling.

Commentaire de 204361

Changed in beta build 8905. You now get 2-3 Verdent Pigment while milling the following herbs:

Grave Moss
Kingsblood
Liferoot
Wild Steelbloom

After milling those herbs 18 times, I got verdent pigment roughly 75% of the time. The other 25% of the time I got golden pigment. The new rare pigment from those herbs is now Nightbloom Lilac. From those 18 mills, I got 4xNightbloom Lilac.

Commentaire de 128968

The new text:

"Rarely obtained when milling Briarthorn, Swiftthistle, Bruiseweed, or Stranglekelp."

Like the other posted remarked, I usually got 0-1 when milling these herbs, however, I have gotten up to 3 Verdant plus 1 Alabaster in a single mill, but that is less than 10% of the time - probably closer to about 2% of the time.

Commentaire de 204361

Text has changed in beta build 8982:

"Rarely obtained when milling Mageroyal, Briarthorn, Swiftthistle, Bruiseweed, and Stranglekelp."

So Alabaster Pigment lost Mageroyal, and Dusky/Verdant Pigment gained it. For those stockpiling herbs to power level inscription when the 3.0 patch hits in October, this may have a small impact on what you save up.

Commentaire de 83719

Mystic Tome and Rogues cards can be made from this.

Commentaire de 308417

When it is milled it is almost always for 1; it is very rare to get 2 or 3 of these per mill so don't count on it

Commentaire de Pachirisuneytor

This is your limiting factor when doing rep with darkmoon faire the rogues decks way, for one random card, you need 1 verdant pigment and 2 dusky pigments, since you get in average 12 pigments from a stack of non-stranglekelp plants, and only 2 verdant pigments, the dusky pigments will be your exceeding mat, so you may want to check the AH for hunter's ink/verdant pigment.

Commentaire de Krazycarn

It seems to me that the drop rate of these has been buffed. Before, I could go through several stacks of herbs and only get a total of 5 of these. However, on my new scribe, I've found that I can go through several stacks and get more like 12, if not more.

Commentaire de Spohlol

I have milled about 500x of these within the last couple of days and i can say that Bruiseweed have a clearly higher droprate(about 2-3x per stack) then the Mageroyal,Briarthorn and Swiftthistle which have about 1 per stack or less.
I havent tried Stranglekelp they are so annoying to farm.

So if you were gonna farm these herbs like me you'll end up with about 1,1 pigment per stack of herbs.

To fill your bags you'll have to farm about 5 hours or so giving you ~160 cards which turns in to ~53 decks a total of 1325 reputation as non-human and 1458 rep with Mr. Popularity(Guild level 12 perk)

Commentaire de 777148

I farmed 36 complete stacks of various lvl20-35 herbs(all on the list except stranglekelp). From my 144 mills, I received only 50 verdant pigment. Earlier that day I milled 20 stacks of mageroyal/briarthorn I bought off the AH and I got 5 verdant pigment. I haven't noticed any pattern to what gives more or less. I've gotten as much as 6 verdant pigment from 1 stack of swiftthistle, and as few as 0 pigments for 2 stacks of stranglekelp.

Commentaire de 795464

From what I have experienced, bruiseweed is the most economical way to go if you are going to buy the herbs. I have checked several times on my 3 different servers and bruiseweed was always quite a bit cheaper then stranglekelp. Mageroyal/Briarthorn have very low proc rates for verdant pigment. In my experience bruiseweed, even compared to stranglekelp, has the best chance to proc 1-2 verdant pigment per mill.

For people wondering why some of us are so interested in making Hunter's ink, its needed to make rogue decks which is probably the cheapest way to get to exhalted with the Darkmoon Faire, a requirement of "The Insane in the Membrane" feat of strength;

<name> the Insane

Commentaire de Spohlol

So today i got the insane title(!) took me about 6 months, however.

I turned in about 10-12 epic decks in total, rest of my reputation with DMF was from farming Verdant Pigments, it took me about 58k herbs(according to the guild perk). They say that 1k needles is the best way nowdays for farming Verdant Pigments but i farmed all my herbs in Hillsbrad Foothills and i had little to none competition there.

Commentaire de 13674

Sweeping through all of the troll ruins in Stranglethorn Vale is one of my favorite ways to get a ton of bruiseweed, but I want to echo the other people who said 1k Needles for Stranglekelp.

Commentaire de sheppeyescapee

Level 85 Druid with 310% Swift Flight Form
Area Farmed: Hillsbrad Foothills
Time Farmed: 1hr
Herbs Milled with Panda Addon
Mageroyal: 284 - 134 Dusky Pigment, 15 Verdant Pigment
Briarthorn: 273 - 134 Dusky Pigment, 9 Verdant Pigment
Swiftthistle: 114 - 52 Dusky Pigment, 5 Verdant Pigment
Bruiseweed: 58 - 32 Dusky Pigment, 5 Verdant Pigment
Gravemoss: 3
Total - 732 Herbs - 352 Dusky Pigment, 34 Verdant Pigment
34 Hunters Ink, 176 Midnight Ink

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"Trouvé rarement en broyant du mage-royal, de l'églantine, du chardonnier, de la doulourante ou de l'étouffante."

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Prix de Vente: 25

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