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Comment by Mastrcapn

Enchanting can be brutal to level. You are either shelling out literal buttloads of gold to buy and disenchant greens, or farming them yourself to disenchant. Then, you have to go through the grueling process of enchanting the same piece of armor up to 50 times for skillups, selling the rarely-used Old World/BC enchants for a pittance, or casting it on a vellum several times to post them up for sometimes weeks before they sell on the Auction House.

However, at the max skill level, it quickly becomes worth it with the 400 gold+ profits from a single Black Magic. And people will always need an Enchanter. Plus, the ring enchants aren't bad.

Comment by 604609

Enchanting isnt that hard on the pocket even at low levels. It just takes time.

you make a mint from looking for cheap greens on the AH and disenchanting them for profit. Even low level materials you aren't interested in. In this regard it is similar to a gathering profession.

Weapon disenchants get the most profit but armor is slow but sure. for instance you find a weapon green in the 41-45 lvl range this will give you a 75% chance of either 1 or 2 Nether Essences which will sell for 8-15g each. If you picked that weapon up for only 5 gold then woot thats a max 11-25 gold profit (2 NE) or 3-10 gold (1 NE).. if you are unlucky to get some dream dust from the disenchant (20% chance) you wont make a profit but with time you will easily be making enough cash to keep you trucking along and not wanting of money etc.

There are more tricks to get more cash but thats the general gist.

Comment by Little

Enchanting isn't that hard, nor expensive to lvl. But it does take time. In adition to what told, you can easily make money by buying low lvl armor from ah (~ lvl 20), enchanting it and then reselling. Even if a piece of armor is useless, it can get quite powerfull with a proper enchant. Of course it's better to enchant items that are already good...
Well, that worked on the two servers I play on, one of which is highly and the other medium populated.

Comment by Office

My best advice is to take Tailoring aswell, you can buy Linen cloth on AH very cheap and you can make greens at skill 40.. It goes good so your skill is high enough when you go for instances (dungeons).

Comment by 626798

Enchanting isn't really very brutal if you have a friend who happens to have plenty of Strange Dust laying around ^.^
And if you DE enough stuff, you got yourself a nice Strange Dust factory going, giving you plenty of mats to level.

And another tip: start early. In my personal opinion, starting when you're 80 just makes things harder, considering you have level 80 things to do and leveling enchanting from 1 to 450 can be a pain in the butt.

But in other respects, it makes things eaiser, considering you have plenty of money to buy all the mats off the AH.

It's your choice. But I started really early, about level 5-ish, and things have gone really well because I get some armor I don't need, and I can eaisly DE it.

Comment by 111622

Blacksmithing is not good paired with Enchanting, the Materials to make greens from Blacksmith are expensive, lots of ore, bars, and stones. Tailoring requires cloth, which can be picked up by anyone and sold cheap. The only thing that Enchanters will benefit from Blacksmith are their Enchanting Rods. Jewelcrafting isn't a bad idea, because like Tailoring, the equipment you make can be worn by anyone, as opposed to Blackmith, which is just Mail and Plate and some hard to make Weapons. Blacksmith at 400 grants 2 extra Gem sockets for Bracer and Gloves, while Enchanting allows you to enchant your rings, these don't match or go together in any way, my Priest has BS / JC and it's a perfect match, and I suggest Tailoring / Enchanting.

Inscription might not be a bad idea, if you have enough Herbs saved up. You can make Armor Vellums and also Shoulder Enchants which (like Leatherworking) can add valuable and flexible Enchanting options. You could make some serious money selling scrolls, and easy leveling for Enchanting too as you won't have to waste those enchants on useless Gear that you're going to end up vendoring.

Comment by 632770

What is Enchanting most easily paired with?

Comment by 298622

in WOTLK cloth was in high demand and priced well beyond the value of disenchanted dust end essences. But leathers were cheap and required much less materials than cloth items, you could buy stacks of mats for LW and disenchant with a profit on my server. Others reported the same with JC. It was better to sell cloth drops, buy leathers for the money and DE leather gloves then tailor and DE. With the improvements to first aid DEers not only compete with the cloth demand for bags but for bandages as well.

Its hard to know in advance, it depends on how Blizzard balances the yield on the differnt gatering skills and material requirements for green items.

I say never take enchanting as a profession as you level 8or any other crafting profession for that matter) , take skinning and mining or herb for nobrainer cash. A lvl 80 has thousands of gold and can afford powerlevelling. Belive me, it took me more time to get to 300 in enchanting at about lvl 50 than to train those levels. All benefit was some crappy enchants and DEd soulbound equipment. Looking back as a lvl 80 it was the dumbest thing i ever did in WOW. And belive me, the competition for that position is very strong.

Comment by 477511

any 1 know where to find enchanting bags?

Comment by cmilla

regardless of how much time or gold it takes to level this profession, enchanting, along with jewelcrafting are overall the most beneficial to your character and all other alts. think about it. every time you upgrade an item, youre going to need to enchant and gem it. well if you didnt have these professions, every single time you upgrade a cloak or some boots, youll have to go find an enchanter, and one, possibly 2 JCs if they dont have all the gems you need. that can be a real head ache. by having a JC and enchanter, youll never have to do this again for all the characters on the same server. and for your alts, well if your a tenacious planner, you could make every single gem and enchant you need for your lvl 76 balance druid, put the stuff into his bank, and then then 1 or 2 weeks later when you got some decent gear worth spending the gold on, youll have all the stuff ready that would have otherwise taken possibly hours to track down all the ppl to get if you had done it piece by piece with other peoples' professions.

Comment by 553695

How come on the profession of enchanting page it says 296 total recipes yet for my alt who is enchanting it says on the completion tracker 292 recipes total can learn but then a person on my server has 290 of 294 total learned. Was there some removed from game?

Comment by bandgeek13

The only thing to know about enchanting is that it isnt a very good starting profession because it will cost you a good portion of money which on your first character you probably wont have and you wont have the benefit of a high level main to go grind a dungeon or two for you. Go with a gathering profession first and when you get to 80 switch to a crafting profession.

Comment by 736453

As I see right now, levels are not correct. For example, I have 191 in enchanting and "Enchant Boots - Lesser Stamina" is still orange.

Comment by misk38

Does anyone know what the numbers/arrows are for on the right side of the profession box? I have several recipes for enchants (and tailoring) which have the number "2" or "3" and an 'up' arrow beside them. Thanks!

Comment by 360879

Spent around 16K to get Enchanting and on 525 now. But it looks that I made a wrong choice - scrolls just won't sell, and getting mats for resell isn't that easy!

I am wondering if it is possible to make money with Ench...

Added later:

Yes, it is bit better now, I just have to frequently check that my scrolls are the lowest priced...

Comment by WilyEWarlock

Well, Enchanting is my primary gold mint. Haven't played since BC until starting with a fresh, never before played, Cata account. 25g start up gift from my brother. Now, at lvl 81 and Enchanting at 450, I have 2k gold on hand, 1000g inventory on AH, all flying mount upgrades (8-9k total there), a single player 'Guild' for a 2-tab storage 'Guild' bank and every piece of gear nicely enchanted throughout my leveling process. When I tab back into WoW, I'll post another 500g worth of enchants that will sell over the weekend.

My mats always come at far below AH 'market' cost. Beancounter report for sales, starting 12/21/10 through 01/29/11 of Enchants currently at +5340g. Sales of Essences +1589g. Dust +3277g. Shards are -81g, since I haven't farmed explicitly for them, but I think the paltry investment in those I've bought have probably more than paid for themselves. Sales of leather, since I took skinning as a Worgen to help at the very beginning, have totaled +1230g. As soon as I ding 85, I'm dropping skinning to take up another more lucrative, class empowering profession. As you see, I did not 'combine' professions and really, the most valuable part of skinning at this point for me is the crit bonus, but since I'm an Affliction Warlock this really is, for the most part, a wasted perk. The only other benefit to speak of with skinning, like other gathering professions, is that it requires no recepies or Rep grind, etc. to advance the skill itself.

In summary with one Character and a lot of time AFK:
Total time played: 15days, 5hrs, 41 minutes, 53 seconds.
Total gold acquired: 24612g
Gold Earned from Auctions: 19549g

Get Auctioneer and figure out yourself how to make 10kg a month from Enchanting alone as your Primary Profession...

Comment by 561234

I agree this profession can sometimes be a money pit. And sometimes you can sell enchanting mats at great markups, but I found it hard to make a lot of money off selling enchants while leveling up.

It is also a very hard profession to grind below 85 (unlike, say, mining) , but it is very good complimenting another crafting profession if you can get mats for it. It does become quite slow though once you hit the cap and the steady flow of quest greens suddenly stops.

Comment by 189934

It is possible to make money being an enchanter but you have to be so diligent at it to stay ahead. The primary problem that we run into is that we have no restricted mats like a lot of other professions have. You can roll into an instance and your DE service is available for everyone to profit from. We can't control the goods for our profession (like orbs needed for others) or engineering which only you can do or mining a boss/node in an instance where only the miner gets items. We essentially have to compete against anyone for mats. If we work on tips our mats are so easy to come by yet expensive that we get tipped around 10g (or you can insist on a price but that is hard when someone else won't do that) you can try to keep rare patterns but instead of being able to farm out a rare pattern now we mostly have to invest tons of gold to get random world drop patterns. I can try and make scrolls but with the everyone being able to come by mats you not only have to price against the scrolls out there but also against the raw mat cost (hence why you have to be on top of things) I just wish that certain high end enchants used runed orbs or something where we could control the enchants and charge tons of gold like other people do.

Comment by 644186

currently have a DK & Warlock at 85 which I use to farm for my army of alts.

Warrior - Mining + BS
Shaman - Mining & JC
Rogue - Herbing & Alchemy
Priest - Tailoring & Enchanting
Huntard - Skinning & LW

all 5 alts are levelling through the same bracket (currently mid 30s) & are complimentary regards skills, profs etc. I tend to farm Vanilla instances on the DK & send over any BoE to the enchanter to DE & then make enchants for the other alts. Never had to buy anything from AH

Comment by 759403

When do we get new recipes, storing up Maelstroms to get them :P

Comment by cefm

Low-Mid level enchanting leveling is pretty easy compared to other crafts.

I just went 0-300 on one of my alts and here are several reasons why it's been a lot easier:

1. You can DE all of the green/blue junk you pick up question and raiding, as well as the items your other characters are making in their own professions. With a couple of other alts feeding in the goodies, you get TONS of mats - and if they're not the ones you need, sell on AH and get the ones you need.
2. You can be basically immobile the whole time - parked in a capital city. No need to run around the map digging things up or skinning, etc.
3. There are always more cheap greens on the AH than there are mats for other professions (leather, anyone?). Unlike any other profession it is always possible to turn money into materials. Everyone else's products (items) are your source of materials.
4. Twice as many AH options to get materials. If you're a blacksmith and Thorium is 5g/piece on your AH you have to either have mining and travel to Uron'Goro Crater and start digging or pay the man. But if you're an enchanter and Magic Essence is pricey on AH, you can just buy cheap items instead and DE them OR you can quest/raid in the right level areas and DE the gear.

When I'm playing a Blacksmithing alt, nothing he gets or produces is useful to my Leatherworking alt's profession. But EVERYONE produces something useful for Enchanters.

Maybe it gets rough after 300 but up to now it's been a breeze.

Comment by Wrashis

Enchantments?

Comment by Boletaria

I chose to level Enchanting about a week ago and I just reached level 300, I have spent upwards of 3,000 gold (and that's even spending a lot of time farming mats to DE) my server is a bit underpopulated so I'm not sure if that plays a role but the prices of enchanting mats are just ridiculous. 60 gold for 1 large brilliant shard, Dust stacks upwards of 100 gold, The rods upwards of 400g... This profession is definitely not for the people who just want to spend a couple thousand gold to max out quick. I hope the payoff is good when I finally get up around max level.

Comment by 862596

This profession goes very well with Tailoring. At lower levels, my strategy was to farm Skull Rock for Linen Cloth so I could make low level greens, and then promptly disenchanting them. It's a strategy that takes a little bit of time, but in the long run, it works out well.

Comment by Tritox

List of the Enchanting skills added in the Cataclysm and in it's patches: (current game version: 4.2.2)

Skills are sorted mainly skill level-wise, enchants come first. If there is something fishy/wrong info in there, please report it so I can fix it and keep this up-to-date. :)

Boots:

Earthen Vitality (425): 2x Hypnotic Dust
Haste (455): 2x Hypnotic Dust / 1x Greater Celestial Essence
Major Agility (475): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence
Precision (505): 2x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence / 1x Elixir of Impossible Accuracy
Mastery (510): 10x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence
Assassin's Step (525): 5x Hypnotic Dust / 7x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Heavenly Shard / 1x Maelstrom Crystal
Lavawalker (525): 10x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Heavenly Shard / 1x Maelstrom Crystal

Bracer:

Speed (435): 2x Hypnotic Dust / 1x Lesser Celestial Essence
Critical Strike (460): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Lesser Celestial Essence
Superior Dodge (490): 5x Greater Celestial Essence / 1x Volatile Air
Precision (495): 12x Hypnotic Dust / 1x Greater Celestial Essence
Exceptional Versatility (505): 9x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Haste (510): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 6x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Speed (525): 12x Hypnotic Dust / 4x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Heavenly Shard / 1x Maelstrom Crystal
Greater Critical Strike (525): 15x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Heavenly Shard / 1x Maelstrom Crystal
Agility (525): 12x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Maelstrom Crystal / 15x Volatile Air
Major Strength (525): 6x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Maelstrom Crystal / 25x Volatile Earth
Mighty Intellect (525): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 4x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Maelstrom Crystal / 15x Volatile Water

Chest:

Mighty Stats (425): 2x Lesser Celestial Essence
Stamina (460): 5x Hypnotic Dust / 1x Lesser Celestial Essence
Mighty Armor (475): 9x Hypnotic Dust
Exceptional Versatility (495): 10x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Stamina (525): 10x Hypnotic Dust / 4x Heavenly Shard / 2x Maelstrom Crystal
Peerless Stats (525): 3x Heavenly Shard / 3x Maelstrom Crystal

Cloak:

Lesser Power (435): 3x Hypnotic Dust
Intellect (465): 6x Hypnotic Dust
Critical Strike (490): 8x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence
Protection (500): 8x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Intellect (510): 9x Hypnotic Dust / 4x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Critical Strike (525): 5x Maelstrom Crystal

Gloves:

Mastery (425): 1x Hypnotic Dust / 1x Lesser Celestial Essence
Haste (455): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 1x Lesser Celestial Essence
Exceptional Strength (470): 3x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Haste (480): 5x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence
Greater Mastery (525): 10x Hypnotic Dust / 5x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Maelstrom Crystal
Mighty Strength (525): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 8x Greater Celestial Essence / 2x Maelstrom Crystal

Off-hand/Shield:

Protection (465): 1x Greater Celestial Essence / 15x Volatile Earth
Mastery (485): 12x Hypnotic Dust
Superior Intellect (500): 6x Hypnotic Dust / 4x Greater Celestial Essence

Ring (enchanter only):

(475): 1x Heavenly Shard
(475): 1x Heavenly Shard
(475): 1x Heavenly Shard
(475): 1x Heavenly Shard

Weapon:

Mighty Agility (470): 3x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence / 3x Heavenly Shard
Avalanche (450): 4x Hypnotic Dust / 6x Greater Celestial Essence
Mending (450): 11x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence
Elemental Slayer (470): 7x Hypnotic Dust / 2x Greater Celestial Essence / 1x Heavenly Shard
Hurricane (480): 6x Heavenly Shard / 6x Volatile Air
Heartsong (485): 9x Hypnotic Dust / 3x Greater Celestial Essence / 3x Heavenly Shard / 3x Volatile Life
Landslide (525): 6x Hypnotic Dust / 5x Greater Celestial Essence / 5x Heavenly Shard / 5x Maelstrom Crystal
Power Torrent (525): 11x Hypnotic Dust / 8x Heavenly Shard / 4x Maelstrom Crystal
Windwalk (525): 4x Greater Celestial Essence / 6x Heavenly Shard / 6x Maelstrom Crystal

Non-enchant items:

(515): 1x Runed Titanium Rod / 10x Hypnotic Dust / 6x Greater Celestial Essence / 6x Heavenly Shard / 1x Elementium Rod - enchanting rod
Magic Lamp (525): 8x Hypnotic Dust / 8x Heavenly Shard / 1x Maelstrom Crystal - non-combat pet, ALLIANCE only
Enchanted Lantern (525): 4x Greater Celestial Essence / 8x Heavenly Shard / 1x Maelstrom Crystal - non-combat pet, HORDE only

Comment by mekikya

I'm currently sitting at 333/350 enchanting recipes available in game right now. Yes, some recipes are no longer available anymore, for those of you asking. ex.
Formula: Brilliant Mana Oil and Formula: Brilliant Wizard Oil bought from Rin'wosho the Trader. Also, Enchant Weapon: Executioner. Sad, I know. I wanna'em all.

Comment by 899228

I think Enchanting is the most difficult profession to skill. I spent lots of gold to max it. The best profession to pair with is Tailoring. You can create green items and disenchant them. You can do the same with Blacksmithing and Leatherworking, but you need gathering professions with these two.
But when you max it and buy all formulas for max level, you will be rewarded for your effort. For example, on my realm, you can buy everything you need to create Power Torrent and still make nice amount of gold. Stat benefit is good too. Enchant on each ring is good enough. And when you get some new item, you can disenchant the old one and make some money. Without enchanting, you could sell it to vendor, what is totally useless.

Comment by Xjba

I wish I'd read this earlier...because I'm trying to level enchanting behind my current level on my warrior...

This is painful, currently I feel like i'd straight up murder someone if I thought i'd get some infinite dust or cosmic essences out of it.

The only saving grace...I have a leatherworker alt who can make stuff for me to d/e...

Comment by wigglemonster

What is the minimum level that you have to reach to be a 525 enchanter? I have an alt that is at 400 and I am not really interested in leveling it to 85....

Edit: From what I can tell you have to be at level 70 to reach max levels in all of the professions, enchanting included.

Comment by 921895

Enchanting is my favorite proffesion and i think it's the most important one ( jewelcrafting too :D ).

Comment by 865803

As far as I understand, the best way to make money with Enchanting is to sell scrolls. This is especially true on realms that are less populated, since there are not many maxed Enchanters around. Up until now, the scrolls I find that sell fast are: Enchant Weapon - Power Torrent, Enchant Weapon - Landslide, Enchant Chest - Peerless Stats. And also, the rare world drop formulas: Formula: Enchant Bracer - Agility, Formula: Enchant Bracer - Major Strength, Formula: Enchant Bracer - Mighty Intellect.

The best time to list your auctions is perhaps around Tuesday, when raid/LFR resets. The only people who would buy scrolls are the impatient ones, and you got to take advantage of that.

Comment by Swordy

Must have macro for power leveling:

#showtooltip
/run CloseTradeSkill()
/cast Enchanting
/run local s for i=1,GetNumTradeSkills() do s=GetTradeSkillSelectionIndex() if s then DoTradeSkill(s) end end
/use 0 1
/script ReplaceEnchant()

Place the piece of armor in the first bag slot, highlight the enchanting skill you want to repeatedly apply and press the button. It automatically disregards the "do you want to replace X enchant with Y?".

Thanks goes to hamdroids

Comment by Frahaleah

Would a combination of Alchemy & Enchanting be good. Alchemy for making money with Truegold transmutes, to pay for the items needed for enchanting, since there is severely nothing worse than having to play guess the instance's drop's item level. Plus with making money with alchemy to buy the enchanting ingredients would in theory save time.

Comment by 849686

Automatic Enchanting Macro!

Growing tired of clicking the enchant button and then having to click on the vellum for every enchant? Well look no further than this wonderful macro! Here is the code:

#showtooltip
/cast Enchanting
/run local s for i=1,GetNumTradeSkills() do s=GetTradeSkillInfo(i) if (s=="Enchant Bracer - Strength") then DoTradeSkill(i) end end
/use Enchanting Vellum
/run CloseTradeSkill()

Here is a summary of what this macro does:

Opens the enchanting window
Presses the enchant button on the specified enchantment
Uses an enchanting vellum
Closes the enchanting window

The only part you need to edit is:
"Enchant Bracer - Strength"
Type in the enchant that you are going to be using inside the quotes then press save. Then all you have to do is make sure you have enchanting vellums in your inventory.
This is a very awesome way to cast the same enchant without a bunch of clicking.
Note: This happens so fast, all you will hear is the open and closing of the skill window!

Comment by 849660

I only have two maxed out professions Enchanting and BS. As far as making money Enchanting has earned me tens of thousands of more Gold than BS.

That being said leveling enchanting was MUCH more
Expensive than BS.

A general question to other enchanters, what have you found to be some of your best selling enchants?

Personally, Pre patch 4.3, which changed everything. I'd make a consistent flow of cash (apart from selling dusts, essences, shards, etc) from Enchant Weapon: Firey, radiant shards were cheap as chips and no-one else even bothered to sell them, as they would only go for about 60 gold, but I'd sell between 2-5 per day, which added up.

Lifestealing was also another enchant that no one bothered selling, even though there was a slow but steady demand, roughly 140 gold, with one selling every day or so.

Since the patch, the world has turned on its head. My main money maker is Enchant Chest Mighty stats (+20 all stats) selling between 200-300 gold, not much compared to the big hitter enchants that can net in the thousands, but these just fly out the door, weekdays 2-5 per day, weekends 5-15, now that adds up.

What I have found is that the top weapon enchants, Landslide, Power Torrrent, etc, will sell eventually and for a decent price, but they can take days to shift and it's a constant battle with the other one or two that are selling them to remain the lowest priced one, it's so annoying as the undercutting is usually a silver, which is good as it keeps the prices where they should be, but it takes up chunks of time dealing with this.

Most Mastery Enchants sell ok, Peerless Stats sells fast, but profit margin is not great.

I've avoided Agi and Haste enchants, until now. The reason is because I rolled a hunter for the first time and suddenly see the dire need for such enchants, especially weapon enchants.

Apart from the obvious Agi weapon enchant, which is probation he best. I've been looking for other proc related enchants for ranged weapons. Two I've found, but not tested on the AH are Weapon: Black Magic, as it applies to all weapons, including ranged ones and Avalanche. Both lower level enchants, but could be valuable to a rich player who wants to deck out their alt.

Anywho, would love to hear about other people's experiences selling enchants. What are your bread and butter money makers? Do you always have a highevel enchant on the AH? Are there good selling enchants that no-one else seems to be tapping into?

Edited for typos

Comment by rigelk

I once found a guide that showed me weapon enchants that glow with colors and categorized them by color and now i want to find that page can someone link it to me?

Comment by 942816

rigelk

I once found a guide that showed me weapon enchants that glow with colors and categorized them by color and now i want to find that page can someone link it to me?

not sure if you found it yet, but this might be it An Enchanted Glow Chart

Comment by dclaw35

I want mounts :P

Comment by Vtro

It's worth nothing that you can level your enchanting from 1-75 simply by disenchanting items. After 75 you can no longer get a skill from it. But saving up your materials until you have gotten a fair bit of skill out of simply disenchanting is a nice way to jump start leveling this profession.

Comment by 843508

What Second skill should i have for Enchantment.

Comment by 984011

This is probably a really dumb question, but when it says Drop does it mean from humanoids, beasts or what?
Pls reply thx

Comment by 891231

Does anybody know where I can see all the vanilla recipes that are sold from vendors and requires rep / vanilla drops?

Comment by Longclaw

In MoP, it looks like all the enchanting mats for the expansion will be able to be converted from one to the other by Enchanters. This is good; no mats will be wasted, and all mats will be linked to one another in price, loosely. It works like this:

Spirit Dust will convert to Mysterious Essence, which will convert to Ethereal Shard, all at a ratio of 5:1, via this and this .

Going in the other direction doesn't yield as many, however; a shard yields just three essences, and an essence yields just three dust.
Converting upwards, you can make an Ethereal shard with 25 dust, but converting a shard down to dust yields just 9 dust.

Sha Crystals work slightly differently. They can be broken down into shards at a ratio of 1 to 2 via this, but the only way to convert up to them is with this, which as you'll notice has a one-day cooldown (presumable resetting at midnight like the Cata Alchemy transmutes).

This is, IMHO, a fantastic design. First of all, we won't have two hundred million stacks of dust sitting on the AH and never selling, thank the Titans.

This also means that the price of an Ethereal Shard will pretty much always be worth more than nine dusts, but never worth more than 25 of them. It also means that the price of dust will be pulled UP by the price of shards more often than the other way around. Dusts will likely hover around 1/25 of the price of a shard, and essences will likely hover around 1/5 of a shard.

And with the way the Sha Crystals are set up, the price of Shards will be pulled up by the demand for Crystals, which are always the most sought-after, especially in the beginning of the xpac. Shards will probably go for a bit less than 1/5 of a crystal, since converting them upwards into crystals will be limited by to one per day per Enchanter. And because of that cooldown, the price of Crystals will stay high enough to be profitable, without being nearly as preposterously overpriced as they were at the beginning of Cataclysm.

And best of all: Every single conversion will be performed by an Enchanter. The Enchanters will make money from regulating the prices of the mats, to everyone's benefit.

Thank you, Blizzard. You nailed it.

Comment by Pyratewench

All resist (shadow/arcane/resist all, etc) enchants have been removed from my Beta chanter's list, and have not been replaced with anything else. If you are farming for any rare resist enchants..you might want to save your time/gold.

Comment by TGFseb15

Here's a question to anyone currently in MoP beta: How are the visual effects of weapon enchants comparable to Cataclysm ones? While in Cata the effects on their own look great, they are too overbearing and flashy and most importantly consume your weapon of choice making it barely distinguishable.

I am hoping that effects in MoP are toned down and made more subtle, because it's not too much to ask to be able to see your weapon in all of it's glory, is it?

Comment by 1023879

I've really worked hard on Enchanting. I started early. I started a second character simply to get more things to disenchant.

My character is now at level 60 and stuck in the outland. It has enchanting 250, but only about 80g so it can't buy the necessary licences for flying. It isn't just buying stuff, it's mainly the loss of gold from selling equipment.

Enchanting seems to have been fiddled with so much, by Blizzard, that it is now impossible.

I intend to abandon enchanting altogether now. It just isn't viable.

Comment by prophethead

"Blood Spirit: found from disenchanting raid weapons only. Used for ilvl 496 craftables."

I de'd a mail chest in Pandas last night, I got a Blood Spirit from it.

Comment by 319936

compare to other Profession Perks:

Mining: Toughness (+480 Stamina)
Herbalism: Lifeblood (+480 Haste)
Skinning: Master of Anatomy (+480 Critical Strike)
Tailoring:

Swordguard Embroidery (-180 Superior Critical Strike Critical Strike, Accuracy Hit or -200 Greater Protection Stamina; +1,000 Attack Power)
Lightweave Embroidery (+320 Superior Intellect Intellect)
Darkglow Embroidery (-180 Superior Intellect Intellect +750 Spirit)

Leatherworking:

Fur Lining - Strength (+320 Exceptional Strength Strength)
Fur Lining - Agility (+320 Greater Agility Agility)
Fur Lining - Intellect (+320 Super Intellect Intellect)
Fur Lining - Stamina (-170 Mastery Mastery, Major Dodge Dodge; +750 Stamina)

Blacksmithing: Socket Bracer & Socket Gloves (

+320 Strength, Agility, Intellect or
+480 Stamina or
+640 PvP Power, PvP Resilience, Mastery, Critical Strike, Haste, Hit, Expertise, Spirit, Dodge, Parry)

Jewelcrafting: Jeweler's Facet*2 (

+320 Strength, Agility, Intellect, Mastery, Critical Strike, Haste, Hit, Expertise, Spirit, Dodge, Parry or
+480 Stamina or
+640 1/2/3 PvP Power, 1/2/3 PvP Resilience)

Engineering:

Synapse Springs (+320 Strength, Agility, Intellect)
Phase Fingers (+480 Dodge)
Incendiary Fireworks Launcher (Incendiary Fireworks every 45 sec)

Enchanting:

(+320 Strength)
(+320 Agility)
(+320 Intellect)
(+480 Stamina)

Inscription:

Secret Tiger Fang Inscription (+320 Strength)
Secret Tiger Claw Inscription (+320 Agility)
Secret Crane Wing Inscription (+320 Intellect)
Secret Ox Horn Inscription (+450 Stamina)

Alchemy:

Alchemist's Flask (+320 Strength, Agility or Intellect)
Mixology (

+320 Strength, Agility, Intellect or
+480 Stamina, Spirit)

Comment by 319936

permanent item enhancements in MoP by position (no Profession Perks):
Shoulder:

Tiger Fang Inscription (+120 Strength & +80 Critical Strike)
Tiger Claw Inscription (+120 Agility & +80 Critical Strike)
Crane Wing Inscription (+120 Intellect & +80 Critical Strike)
Ox Horn Inscription (+180 Stamina & +80 Dodge)

Cloak:

Superior Intellect (+180 Intellect)
Greater Protection (+200 Stamina)
Superior Critical Strike (+180 Critical Strike)
Accuracy (+180 Hit)

Chest:

Glorious Stats (+80 Strength, Agility, Intellect, Stamina & Spirit)
Superior Stamina (+300 Stamina)
Mighty Versatility (+200 Spirit)
Super Armor (+200 PvP Resilience)

Bracer:

Exceptional Strength (+180 Strength)
Greater Agility (+180 Agility)
Super Intellect (+180 Intellect)
Mastery (+170 Mastery)
Major Dodge (+170 Dodge)

Gloves:

Super Strength (+170 Strength)
Superior Mastery (+170 Mastery)
Greater Haste (+170 Haste)
Superior Haste (+170 Expertise)
Sha Armor Kit (+150 Stamina)

Belt:

Living Steel Belt Buckle

Pants:

Angerhide Leg Armor (+285 Strength & +165 Critical Strike)
Shadowleather Leg Armor (+285 Agility & +165 Critical Strike)
Greater Cerulean Spellthread (+285 Intellect & +165 Critical Strike)
Greater Pearlescent Spellthread (+285 Intellect & +165 Spirit)
Ironscale Leg Armor (+430 Stamina & +165 Dodge)

Boots:

Blurred Speed (+140 Agility & +8% run speed)
Pandaren's Step (+140 Mastery & +8% run speed)
Greater Haste (+175 Haste)
Greater Precision (+175 Hit)
Sha Armor Kit (+150 Stamina)

Weapon:

Living Steel Weapon Chain (+200 Expertise & reduce duration of Disarm effects by 50%)
Melee Weapon (include Wands):

Dancing Steel (+1650 Strength or Agility for 12 sec)
Jade Spirit (+1650 Intellect & +750 Spirit for 12 sec)
Windsong (+1500 Mastery, Critical Strike or Haste for 12 sec)
River's Song (+1650 Dodge for 7 sec, stack 2 times)
Elemental Force (chance to fire Elemental Force)
Colossus (chance to trigger Colossus for 10 sec)

Ranged Weapon (Guns, Bows, Crossbows):

Lord Blastington's Scope of Doom (+1800 Agility for 10 sec)
Mirror Scope (+900 Critical Strike for 10 sec)

Off-Hand:

Major Intellect (+165 Intellect)
Shield:

Greater Parry (+170 Parry)
Ghost Iron Shield Spike (cause 210 to 350 damage when Block)

Comment by WarlockHunter30

Would Enchanting be good with Jewelcrafting? To enchant and gem? I really need the money from selling mats on the AH from de and selling enchants on Enchanting Vellum. I can farm mats for my lvl60 death knight because my Hunter is lvl90. All I need is to see if it is a good profession combo. Is it good for a Hunter?

Comment by 812686

Approximate Materials Required for 1-600:
1 x Copper Rod
134 x Strange Dust
10 x Greater Magic Essence
10 x Simple Wood
25 x Lesser Astral Essence
120 x Soul Dust
155 x Vision Dust
20 x Purple Lotus
25 x Lesser Nether Essence
15 x Lesser Eternal Essence
230 x Dream Dust
Burning Crusade - Outland

340 x Arcane Dust
5 x Large Prismatic Shard
20 x Lesser Planar Essence
15 x Nightmare Vine
15 x Crystal Vial
Wrath of the Lich King - Northrend

274 x Infinite Dust
2 x Lesser Cosmic Essence
6 x Dream Shard
6 x Crystallized Water
Cataclysm

353 x Hypnotic Dust
10 x Lesser Celestial Essence
35 x Greater Celestial Essence
Pandaria

120 x Spirit Dust
34 x Mysterious essence

Comment by 963015

Could You tell me what procentages of happening Arcane Bolt Arcane Bolt by using Enchanting?
It may proc while enchanting someone using trade but how often shoul I use it?

Comment by 1101624

Enchanting Materials Level Table

I can't post a link yet (new user) so...
tiny url com/bws7uxr

This is a very basic data table, which shows iLvl & skill-lvl of:
- Dusts
- Essences
- Shards
- Crystals

I created this to use as reference while organizing many bags of materials. If you have any suggestions please make a comment on the document page.

Comment by draconicman

Here's a list of enchanting materials and what items they are generally disenchanted from:

UPDATE: With the ilvl squish, the changes to leveling zones, and the changes to profession leveling, item level makes less of a difference in deciding what materials you get. Now, which zone they drop in is the primary deciding factor.

Dust:
Strange Dust: Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens and blues from level 1-10 zones
Light Illusion Dust: Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens (commonly) and blues (rarely) from level 10-30 zones
Rich Illusion Dust: Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens (commonly) and blues (rarely), from level 10-30 zones. Also created from Light Illusion Dust
Arcane Dust: Outland greens
Infinite Dust: Northrend greens
Hypnotic Dust: Cataclysm greens
Spirit Dust: Pandaria greens
Draenic Dust: Draenor greens and blues
Arkhana: Broken Isles greens
Gloom Dust: Kul Tiras and Zandalar greens
Soul Dust: Shadowlands greens
Chromatic Dust: Dragon Isles greens

Essences:
Lesser Magic Essence: 1-15 Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens
Greater Magic Essence: 16-25 Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens and blues
Lesser Eternal Essence: 26-45 Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens (commonly), blues and epics (rarely)
Greater Eternal Essence: 46-58 Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens (commonly). blues and epics (rarely)
Lesser Planar Essence: Outland greens
Greater Planar Essence: Outland greens
Lesser Cosmic Essence: Northrend greens
Greater Cosmic Essence: Northrend greens
Lesser Celestial Essence: Cataclysm greens
Greater Celestial Essence: Cataclysm greens
Mysterious Essence: Pandaria greens

Shards:
Small Brilliant Shard: 26-45 Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens (rare), blues, and epics
Large Brilliant Shard: 46-58 Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor greens (rare), blues, and epics
Small Prismatic Shard: Outland greens (rare) and blues
Large Prismatic Shard: Outland greens (rare) and blues
Small Dream Shard: Northrend greens (rare) and blues
Dream Shard: Northrend greens (rare) and blues
Small Heavenly Shard: Cataclysm blues
Heavenly Shard: Cataclysm blues
Small Ethereal Shard: Pandaria blues
Ethereal Shard: Pandaria blues
Luminous Shard: Draenor blues (uncommon, depends on Draenor enchanting skill)
Small Luminous Shard: Draenor blues (uncommon, depends on Draenor enchanting skill)
Leylight Shard: Broken Isles blues
Umbra Shard: Kul Tiras and Zandalar blues
Sacred Shard: Shadowlands blues
Vibrant Shard: Dragon Isles blues and epics

Crystals:
Void Crystal: Outland blues (very rare) and epics
Abyss Crystal: Northrend epics
Maelstrom Crystal: Cataclysm epics
Sha Crystal: Pandaria epics
Sha Crystal Fragment: Pandaria epics (formerly) purchased with justice points
Fractured Temporal Crystal: Draenor epics (depends on Draenor enchanting skill)
Temporal Crystal: Draenor epics (depends on Draenor enchanting skill)
Chaos Crystal: Broken Isles epics
Veiled Crystal: Kul Tiras and Zandalar epics
Eternal Crystal: Shadowlands epics
Resonant Crystal: Dragon Isles epics (uncommon)

Comment by 974472

I think that creators should add more BoE mounts and companions for enchanting profession .

Comment by Kaelsin

This whole scaling enchant system that's been implemented in 5.4 makes this a useless profession for leveling. None of the enchants are very good at the level you are at, mostly only good as an endgame and selling to twinks (20-24 bracket) professsion now.

Comment by Tontons

Enchanting is new for me so I had no idea which enchants people are buying and which are just rotting in the AH. Instead of analyzing the prices and offers or experimenting I decided to start out with going through icy veins site.

Here are the enchants and a number - for how many specs icy veins suggest to use that enchant.

Chest:

Bracer:

Gloves:

Boots:

Weapon:

Off-hand:

Major Intellect - 15
Greater Parry - 2

Beware that this table won't show the exact demand as some classes been given a choice between several enchants while others only have one mandatory enchant. Windsong, for example, is listed for a lot of classes, but for most it's not the best enchant - it's just given as a cheaper alternative. Also the dual-wielding classes only give +1 in the table. There is also no mention of PvP enchants here. Despite all this I believe there is a strong correlation between these numbers and actual demand in the AHs and it might be useful for other beginner enchanters.

Comment by Sage22

Hello!

I have leveled a good amount of enchanters, and I have always been frustrated by how annoying the process was in general. Clicking on the enchant spell, then the item to be enchanted, and then a confirmation was an arduous task that took way too much time. So, I began to look for a new method to blast through those enchanting levels.

First, I recommend you use a profession guide to give you ideas on which enchants you will need to create.
Then, you need to open up your macro creation window by typing /m in the in-game chat.
Select the 'new' button to begin creating your enchanting macro. You can name it whatever you desire.
Enter the following macro:
#showtooltip
/run CloseTradeSkill()
/cast Enchanting
/run local s for i=1,GetNumTradeSkills() do s=GetTradeSkillSelectionIndex() if s then DoTradeSkill(s) end end
/use 0 8
/script ReplaceEnchant()
Note that the 5th line of the macro tells it where the item to select is located. It is 0 8 for me, because it is the first row but the eighth column that holds my Enchanting Vellum. Vellums placed before the selected position will be used before the specified stack (ie. I have seven stacks of vellum in each column of the first row. Each one of these stacks will be used before the 0 8 positioned stack).
Place the macro button on your action bars.
Open up the Enchanting profession window and select the enchant that you want to create. This macro REQUIRES the enchantment to be selected.
Keep pressing your macro button until you get to the desired skill level, or when you have enough of that certain enchantment.
Obviously the most important step: keep being awesome!

As another quick sidenote, make sure that you continue to visit your enchanting trainer to level up to the next tier of skill. I was standing right next to the guy; yet, I still managed to keep making enchants long after the skill was capped. It was a waste of materials and time. That's what you get for watching Youtube =)

Comment by jhneoh

How to save money when you level enchanting:

I'm in the midst of levelling Enchanting for a new toon, and a lot of the "guides" out there frustrated me, typically only listing the most obvious/direct ways to level, without regards to cost efficiency. I decided to do some research on how to save money, and now I'm sharing what I've learned with you.

*Disclaimer* I'm on a high pop server and your results may vary.

1.) 1 - 135

Strange Dust and Lesser Magic Essence can be purchased from any Enchanting Supplies vendor for 8s only. Park a bunch of alts next to the vendors and login every 10 minutes or so. AH and Bank Alts are perfect for this.

Also, 2nd and 3rd tier cities are more likely to have these in stock. SW or Ogrimmar are sold out frequently, while Darnassus and Thunder Bluff almost always have them in stock.

Stockpile a large amount of both (240+Strange Dust and 150+ Lesser Magic Essence) and then use the following recipes:
1 - 2 Runed Copper Rod
2 - 80 Minor Health
80 - 100 Minor Stamina
100 - 135 Minor Agility

Despite the large numbers, it'll only cost you around 30g to level from 1 - 135, not too shabby.

2.) 275 - 320
This section can be very arduous, requiring large amounts of:
Dream Dust and Arcane Dust

Far better to camp Qia in Winterspring for
Formula: Enchant Chest - Major Health, which only requires:
2x Small Brilliant Shard, which can be as low as 50s.

3.) 330 - 350
Check your AH for the price of
Large Prismatic Shard
and
Greater Planar Essence and/or Lesser Planar Essence

Armor, requiring:
1x Large Prismatic Shard and 4x Lesser Planar Essence may be cheaper than the alternatives listed in the usual guides.

4.) 360 - 426
Check the AH for the price of Greater Cosmic Essence. Depending on the server, Greater Cosmic Essence may be vastly cheaper than Infinite Dust. For example, Infinite Dust on my high pop server typically costs 2-3g, while Greater Cosmic Essence can start as low as 0.5g.

If Greater Cosmic Essence is much cheaper than Infinite Dust, then use the following recipes for 360 - 426
360 - 370 Exceptional Spellpower
370 - 375 Super Stats
375 - 395 Gatherer
395 - 407 Mighty Health Grants 3x skill ups!
407 - 410 Mighty Health again, but only 1x skill up
410 - 426 Precision Grants 4x skill ups!

Using this method cost me less than 60g to level from 360 - 426!

5.) 450 - 470
Depending on your server, Hypnotic Dust and Greater Celestial Essence could be VERY expensive (10g+ for both on mine!). If so, check the price of Abyss Crystal. It may be far cheaper to use the following:

450 - 470 Major Stamina, which is bought using 5x Abyss Crystal from the Enchating Supplies vendor in Dalaran.

To give an example, using Haste to get from 455 - 470 would cost approximately 30-40 g per skillup on my server.
However, Major Stamina, even including the cost of the 5x Abyss Crystal recipe cost, would only cost around 12-15g per skillup.

Comment by pilot13

I decided to level up some professions on one of my 90s who I was lazy and never did this with seriously.

As some have said, enchanting and tailoring go together very well. Farm level appropriate instances (which at 90 is a doddle) for the appropriate cloths, craft them into things to level your tailoring and then disenchant them for mats to level enchanting with. Farming instances will also get you more than average item drops which you can also de.

Before you know it your bank alt will have more inventory to auction than you know what to do with so you'll also be turning a profit.

Comment by Bulo

GOD EXIST BLIZZ FINALY DO this!

Warlords of Draenor - Weapon Enchant Transmogrification
It looks like players who choose the enchanter garrison building will be able to change their enchant visuals or hide them completely. There may be a limited selection to choose from though.

Jonathan LeCraft
‏@TheCrafticus
.@HideEnchants Enchanter garrison building allows you to trade WoD enchants for the same effect with a different visual (including none).

Comment by Bjergbeek

Profession Perk? cant fine it in the patch that it will be removed.

Comment by Xururuca

I was able to make some testing at BETA for leveling enchanting.

I easily reached 615 enchanting with some dancing steel/jade spirit and/or bracer enchants .

So guys stock up some Sha Crystal.

PS: Higher skill makes you get more mats from daily crafts.

Comment by ercanrua

Are we no longer able to enchant our rings with the coming of 6.0.2?

I just purchased Formula: Enchant Ring - Minor Intellect and Formula: Enchant Ring - Stats (I swear, re-purchased!) and get told "The spell is not available to you" when I try to learn them.

Any suggestions?

The "Professional Perks" section at the top of this page still lists primary stat ring enchants -- in my case Intellect and "all stats". Is this page simply out of date and I missed completely word of this changing in WoD?

Comment by Dogey

Warlords of Draenor Enchanting Materials

Draenic Dust
Fractured Temporal Crystal
Temporal Crystal
Small Luminous Shard
Luminous Shard

Comment by Necromanic

Am I the only enchanter slightly miffed that Inscription got to make wands, despite Enchanting being the profession that was previously able to make wands? Especially after the question was asked by an enchanter at Blizzcon and the devs were not against it (being able to make wands again).

In any case Enchanting is now the only "crafting" profession that cannot contribute towards the monument achievement!

Comment by Kataclysia

I enjoy Enchanting and I have two Characters that have Enchanting as one of their professions. Oddly enough both of them are healers.

Comment by Wolfenstein3000

Enchanting remains the most expensive profession to level, let alone max out recipes. After almost 400 game days played there are still about 10 recipes I need but their drop rate is so low and their auction house cost so great that I have effectively put completing all recipes at the very bottom of my priority list of things to do.

Comment by deathslover

if any one want or cares to know i just enchanted an illusion on to the weapon that my demon (felguard) uses and it doesnt show up when you use the glyph to use a 2 hander weapon that is stored in your inventory. i am bummed out by this

Comment by Zylostout

Char Level	Min Skill	Max Skill	Name
5	0	75	Apprentice
10	50	150	Journeyman
20	125	225	Expert
35	200	300	Artisan
50	275	375	Master (BC)
65	350	450	Grand Master (Wrath)
75	425	525	Illustrious (Cata)
80	500	600	Zen Master (Mists)
90	1	700	Draenor Master (WoD)

Comment by Horac757

I'm new to enchanting and I have a question. I've leveled everything up to 700 and I have the ability to enchant. I just can't do anything. If I go to stormshield and go to BOB, I can't buy anything..... What am I'm missing? It looks like a book or a tome, or something else. I can't find it on the auction house either. So, yes, I'm a noob, and need help.

Thanks.

Comment by gfysprez

I’ve been playing WoW for a number of years, my main - a hunter recently turned 8 calender years old and in that time I’ve had a few different professions. Started out skinning and leatherworking but I was finding better gear then I could make. Changed to mining and engineering, I could make my own ammo but along came Cata and ammo was no longer needed. It was during the pre-patch event (Rise/Rage of the Elements I think it was called) that helped me decide to make the change to Enchanting. I was out killing the elementals when I got buffed for killing so many so quickly (ten in a minute or some such thing) when I picked up a hour long buff. As I was slaying the fire’s between Loch Modan and the Badlands I had gotten Fiery Weapon and yes my bow glowed fire and YES it proc’d - it showed up in both WoW’s combat log and on my DPS meter when I relized what was going on I headed back to town and spent almost 40 minutes at a target dummy and it proc’d about 40/45% of the time (adding some considerable fire damage). I thought FINALLY Blizzard will let us hunters have the choice between some crappy scope and a weapon enchant (be honest - compare what you get from a scope and what you get from an enchant, the enchant wins IMO hands down) and lets not forget the cool weapon glow too. With transmog my bow looks like the heirloom and I really REALLY want to see that with fiery weapon on it.

So to sum up that windy little rant - Hey Blizzard it’s way past time you let hunters enchant their weapons like EVERYONE else in the game! Is there a second on this motion?

Comment by CrispyClear

If you're just starting to level enchanting, and you're in the 90+ levels, you can use the profession random drop from WoD to upgrade your enchanting to WoD levels, which gives you access to the recipes and is useable at any Enchanting level. Using WoD recipes levels your Enchanting faster than farming for lower level mats, as the daily to make a Temporal Crystal gives +10 levels; the Luminous Shard recipe needed to make them is spammable and gives +1, only requires 20 Draenic Dust and is received from most green or blue disenchantable WoD items.

Several of the WoD Garrison buildings can help, too, such as the merchant building, which you can buy Draenic Dust from using Garrison points, or the logging building, which can help you more quickly gain garrison points, with the downside being that it requires you to go out and find trees to log. The enchanting building seems like a good choice, and allows you to buy other recipes, but the cost of some of the recipes is 5 Secrets of Draenor Enchanting, which may only require 3 Draenic Dust, but it only raises your Enchanting by 1 level and you would be better off saving the mats for the Luminous Shards and Temporal Crystals, as you raise more levels in a faster period of time. The recipes that can be bought generally aren't used anymore and require Sorcerous Air / Sorcerous Fire / Sorcerous Water / Sorcerous Earth which you get from professions/profession buildings, or a vendor that you can only buy one per 15 Primal Spirit. Enchanting Temporal Crystals or creating orders in the Enchanting Hut in your Garrison has a chance to give you Sorcerous Air and Sorcerous fire.

Rather than buy a new recipe you can use your Temporal Crystals on the Mark of the Shattered Hand recipe, which automatically comes from the WoD Enchanting random drop and only costs 1 Temporal Crystal.

Comment by lazloarcadia

I'm trying to understand the difference in the proc rates for the old enchants which list the effects triggering "sometimes, often, occasionally, etc" Does anyone have any idea what the actual number are for these, or even a range of how often the effects should be applied?

Thanks for any help

Comment by Nemade

In World of Warcraft Classic, it's very hard to max out your profession. Wrong selection of recipes that we should follow has a negative impact and can cost us a lot: (That's why I have prepared a guide here, it may be useful to someone - WOW classic Enchanting guide

Comment by drpimento

so in latest expac 10.0 as a L60 i have 100 enchanting skill and while it's an option for enchanting to use the vellum, when I try to use the vellum, it says item is too low level. What gives? Cant ask a gamemaster anymore, so this is my only resource. Tried googling around, but find no mention of it.

Comment by Chaindog

BIG NOTE TO ENCHANTERS: If you ever have a DF (or maybe older?) recipe that will not allow you to enchant it on an Enchanting Vellum, check the spell's tooltip/recipe to see what item it affects.

Example: If the recipe is for a weapon enchant, REMOVE YOUR EQUIPPED WEAPON. Then try to enchant the Enchanting Vellum.

After success then don't forget to re-equip as some people may accidentally disenchant or sell their "junk gear" in their bags and POOF goes your needed gear!

SUB-NOTE: This answers many of the similar questions posted below. While some spells may still be glitching on/off, this seems to fix most of those error messages.

Comment by Metoda

---------------------------------------- HORDE ----------------------------------------

Trainer Localization: Undercity
Trainer - Lavinia Crowe

you can find her there:

https://youtu.be/68VQYh4P9Ew

___________________________________________________________________________

Trainer Localization: Orgrimmar
Trainer - Godan

you can find him there:

https://youtu.be/csGva9mOlRc

-------------------------------------- ALLIANCE --------------------------------------

Trainer Localization: Stormwind City
Trainer - Lucan Cordell

you can find him there:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqqIlpP0xLI

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