2008年04月22日
wow Alchemy guide
"Alchemy is one of the primary professions in WOW.What's your main right now. Those who take up Alchemy turn out to be an Alchemist which is able to brew potions, elixers, oils, and flasks. My main is a Protection Spec Human Warrior on Eldre'Thalas. These various consumables can return health and mana, grant invisibility, give elemental resistance, and much more.He's been my main since March of 2005. They can also change various metals and high level essences into different properties through the power of transformation. The ability to brew a variety of consumables is highly sought after in both the marketplace and by other players.However, I have flirted at times with the possibility of switching to a Priest full time, but that was back in November of 2006. Some flasks are so powerful that they make some encounters in the game a great deal easier by boosting a player’s health or damage by an extremely considerable amount.However that said, I also have many other alts that I give a lot of care and love. For example, the Flask of Fortification grants 1,500 extra healths and 30 defense rating for 2 hours! Alchemy is a primary profession which means that it counts towards the two main profession limits.One of my favorite things to do is to run the level 70 five mans with friends, all of us running on our fourth or fifth alt. You can unlearn Alchemy at any given time; though doing so resets your skill at zero and unlearns any recipes you may have establish.It's kinda fun! Players who "play to win" wonder why some folks in game try to play by "fictitious rules" -- why not do some arena matching, or why not jump on an opponent on a PvP server when they're almost dead from fighting a mob. wow power leveling It’s inadvisable to do so once you’ve begin discovering new recipes. Be sure to check out our Profession Forums should you need any additional help with Alchemy! Our community is always looking to help anybody with any questions they should have. Curious about how a variety of elixirs stack. If there's a mod that will let you "cheat" on a boss, or a macro that will let you target opponents in the arena, why not use it.
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