High level decks can only be turned in when the faire is in town, but lower level ones can be used to summon an NPC at any time, in any location. These cards include higher-level cards which were previously only obtained from mob drops, and new lower level cards. Scribes are able to create various Darkmoon cards, which players can combine into decks and turn in to Darkmoon Faire NPCs for various equipment rewards. The following research can be performed at the indicated Inscription skill level: Glyphs are learned from trainers and recipe drops called techniques, or discovered through research. Each glyph icon is color-coded to match the class it can be used by.
Glyphs stack to 20 and are not bound, so they can be traded or sold.
Minor glyphs require one ink, while some major glyphs require two inks. Each glyph provides a modification to a specific class ability some grant new abilities.Įach glyph requires common ink and a parchment to create. Glyphs come in two grades: major and minor. The "meat and potatoes" of Inscription, glyphs comprise the majority of its recipes. Glyphs and scrolls are created from common inks, while tomes and Darkmoon cards require both common and uncommon inks. This creates various pigments, which are in turn used to create inks. Many recipes also require, which is only available from trade goods and Inscription supplies vendors.īasic materials Main article: Inscription ingredientsīase crafting materials are obtained from milling herbs. Inscription requires a, sold by Inscription vendors near each of the trainers. The following are the required levels and potential skill of each stage of the profession: Trainers for higher-level training and recipes can be found in every major city and some towns. Inscription Trainers are available in the first town outside of every starting area, where Apprentice-level recipes can be learned. Initial training costs 10 copper, granting the Apprentice level with a potential skill of 75. Inscription is taught by various inscription trainers located throughout the world. Scribes also require inking sets in order to write their words of power. Scribes need pigments, milled from herbs, to create their glyphs - hence, Inscription is often paired with the gathering profession Herbalism. Like Enchanting, Inscription can help veteran adventurers further improve themselves - but inscriptions focus on augmenting class powers, not equipment. By transferring their powers into ink, scribes can also create consumable scrolls, mystic tomes, and pieces of vellum that allow enchantments to be passed between adventurers.
Only displaying the first 100 items.Scribes weave words of power into glyphs that can improve heroes' skills and abilities, and add special effects not possible by normal means. As of Legion - did not go through and confirm the entire list - spot checked it.
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