Crafting Quality, Recrafts & Knowledge - Wowhead Economy Weekly Wrap-Up 258

No ar Criado 18/12/2022 em 13:00 por SamadanPlaysWoW

SamadanMaterial Quality & RecraftingManthieus Drough This is a major bug I discovered today. There’s a huge difference when crafting a fresh item and attempting to recraft someone’s item in crafting orders. You cannot guarantee the same quality in recrafting an item as crafting a fresh version of that same item in a Crafting Order using the same quality of materials due to this skill discrepancy.

Now, if this is intended as a material sink to get people to favor crafting fresh gear, this probably needs to be noted as its not listed anywhere. If not, this bug really needs to be addressed.
I can clarify this. This particular aspect of skill bonuses is a bit fiddly to avoid making it advantageous to simply craft something with all Q1 reagents, and then recraft it with all Q3 and get full skill when doing so. If that worked, we would often do that, as the recraft takes somewhere around 40% of the reagents in the original craft…yes it also takes Artisan’s Mettle, but not much.

So the way this works is the item “remembers” the quality of the reagents you crafted with. Let’s say the original item can give you 100 skill from reagents. In this world, if you craft with all Q3, you get +100 skill. If you craft with all Q2 you’d get +50 skill, and all Q1 and you’d get 0 skill.

Let’s say you craft the item with all q1 reagents. You got 0 skill.

Now if you recraft using all q3 reagents, you’ll get +40 skill. It’s effectively “replaced” 40% of the old q1 reagents with q3. Recraft again with q3 and it’ll go up to +80 skill…you’ve replaced another 40%, meaning you are at 80% q3, 20% q1. Finally do it a last time, and you’ll get 100% bonus skill again, +100 skill in this case. It works in the opposite way as well. If you recraft with lower quality reagents again, you will replace some of the best reagents with bad ones again.

So in this case if you crafted originally with all q3, you’d be getting +100. If you recraft with q1, you’d replace 40% of those with q1’s, so you’d get +60 skill. But luckily if you recraft again with Q1, it’ll just replace the old Q1, so you’d stay at +60 skill. If you then recrafted with Q3 again, you’d go back to +100 again.

Here’s a picture example:

Initial craft with all q1 (+0 skill from reagents):

First recraft with all q3 (+40 skill from reagents):

Second recraft with q3 (+80 skill from reagents):

Final recraft with all q3 (+100 skill from reagents):

Hopefully that helps clear things up!

-Drough
White/Grey Transmog & Garrison Variantspatch notes for 10.0.5

ITEMS AND REWARDS

Common (white) and Poor (grey) quality equipment can now be used for transmogrification. These items will now become bind-on-equip.

PROFESSIONS

Warlords of Draenor crafted item appearances have returned. You can purchase recipes for Optional Reagents for each relevant profession from the vendors in your garrison or in Ashran that cost Secrets of tomes that are the old daily cooldown craft. Use the Optional Reagents when crafting Warlords of Draenor crafted gear to convert them into the new appearance.

If you already possess these items, they will become bind-on-equip, and you’ll just need to equip them to obtain the appearance.

Items that you do not have in your inventory when the patch goes live will have to be obtained and equipped for the system to register them.

Take a look at those old low level toons you rolled on some obscure server and forgot about to see if you've still got some of the white starter gear from classic era... Those are some white mogs that I imagine will sell for a pretty penny as they're no longer obtainable and those who have intentionally held on to pieces like that are few and far between indeed. back in AprilDaLegendaryNewbI have done my best to make a list of white/grey items with unique appearances that cannot simply be bought off vendors, however I'm certain wowhead's "same model as" function is incomplete.

This list is definitely incomplete, any and all contributions accepted and appreciated!Hexweave RobeWeekly Knowledge Lootablesu/Rolia1
Hey all!

If you have any kind of Dragonflight crafting professions, you've probably noticed you "randomly" loot some of these +1 knowledge blue items at times. For a while I was wondering how these lootables worked and if they we're farmable, how to actually obtain them, so on and so forth. I found no one explaining how to get them or talking about them much at all so I took it upon my self to get a full list of these lootables and explain how to get them.

Essentially each week you can obtain one of each lootable for each profession. There are 4 lootables in total for each profession, meaning you can gain 4 knowledge points a week in addition to your weekly quests that you get from Valdrakken. 2 of them come from treasure hunting, and 2 come from specific mob type kills. The drop rates of these items are fairly low (around a 10-15%ish drop rate) so collecting them all will take a bit but you will eventually loot them all if you know where to look. This is the full list here:

Acquisition methods per lootable.

Enchanting#
Primal Dust - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Prismatic Focusing Shard - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Primalist Charm - Primalist mobs - Rebenteiro Primevista

Primordial Aether - Arcane Elemental/Primordials - Tempíneo

Inscription#
Phoenix Feather Quill - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Iskaaran Trading Ledger - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Draconic Glamour - Dragon-kin/Proto Dragons - Lança-esguicho do Vale da Névoa, Tacafogo do Vale da Névoa

Curious Djaradin Rune - Currently not dropping

Jewelcrafting#
Chipped Tyrstone - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Ancient Gem Fragments - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Elegantly Engraved Embellishment - Well Dressed (mostly) Humanoids - Bordoeiro Rebelde

Incandescent Curio - Corporeal Elemental Creatures - Cascalho Libertado

Leatherworking#
Molted Dragon Scales - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Preserved Animal Parts - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Ossified Hide - Proto Drakes - Protodraco da Cascata

Exceedingly Soft Skin - Sylvern/Vorquin mobs - Égua do Jardim

Tailoring#
Umbral Bone Needle - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Primvalweave Spindle - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Stupidly Effective Stitchery - Beast Humanoids - Calcador Fétido, Conservador de Hiena

Ohnarhan Weave - Ohn'ahran Humanoids - Saqueador Nokhid

Blacksmithing#
Draconium Blade Sharpener - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Valdrakken Weapon Chain - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Primeval Earth Fragment - Earthen Elementals - Cascalho Libertado

Molten Globule - Flame Elementals - Aquecedor de Fontes

Alchemy#
Reawakened Catalyst - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Experimental Substance - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Elementious Splinter - Elementals - Corregadio Uivante

Decaying Phlegm - Decayed mobs - Arvoroso Decomposto

Engineering#
Eroded Titan Gizmo - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Watcher Power Core - Dirt Piles/Expedition Scout Packs

Keeper's Mark - Tyrhold Ancients - Matriz de Defesa Titânica

Infinitely Attachable Pair o' Docks - Dragon-kin/Proto Drakes - Dragonetinho da Guarda da Escama

Note: The inscription lootable "Curious Djaradin Rune" is bugged and has not dropped from any sources yet. I've sent my bug report already. :) This does mean inscriptionists are only getting 3 lootables per week.

I tried my best to give the best description of mobs that I could tie to each type of lootable, though I'm sure the community will come up with better descriptions over time. I've only had luck getting the treasure lootables to drop only from Scout packs and dirt piles. I do think it's possible they can come out of certain renown chests (tuskar chess/decay chest/etc) but I personally havn't seen it. I also looted a bunch of magic bound chests and no luck there either.

The specific mobs I linked are not the only mobs that can drop these specific items. I chose these mobs in particular because these are the best farmable mobs that are closest to Valdrakken for people like me who have alts that don't get playtime outside of crafting stuff, so I can easily just leave Valdrakken and go bop some of these mobs real quick and come back. You will probably earn them yourself over time if you actually play your characters often, but just in case you can always reference this list to make sure to get them each week.

As far as trackers go on if you can check if you've looted these or not for the week, I have no idea. I'm sure someone much smarter than me can make a weak aura or something for this kinda thing, because it's a bit much to track if you're like me and have multiple characters with multiple professions. Maybe soon we'll have an easier way to keep track of all this.

Hope this helps!
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