Yes, well I am a transmute master, so it kinda stinks but I'll gladly pay the 100g if I do decide to change it. It does indeed work on the current PTR build. I did it myself. Dropped transmute, picked it back up, dropped it again, then hearthed and picked up elixir. Total of 200g.

Its on the patch notes that are on the website not the ones from the file (which are slightly out of date).

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/patch...atchnotes.html

Maybe this is just a test server convenience?

Interesting on the mastery respec. I figured you'd have to complete each quest at least once before only having to spend 100 gold to respec. It would almost be worth it to pick up transmute for a week or so to transmute stuff each day at that cost.

# Super Mana Potions now require 2 Dreaming Glory instead of 2 Netherbloom to create.
# Super Healing Potions now require 2 Netherbloom instead of 2 Dreaming Glory to create.
# Reduced the number of Stonescale Oil required to make Greater Stoneshield Potions.


just checked on the test server this very second, none of thoses changes are in


btw anyone have foudn thoses guys ?

# Arcanist Xorith of the Scryers and Haldor the Compulsive of the Aldor will sell specialized flasks only usable in raid zones to players who are exalted with Cenarion Expedition: the Sha'tar and the Scryers or the Aldor (respectively). The flasks will only be purchasable with tokens obtained from creatures in Tempest Keep: The Eye, The Serpentshrine, and The Black Temple.

It seems that the patch notes on the forums are the newly compiled ones; as someone said in another thread it looks like the actual PTR patch is a build or two older. We'll probably see this stuff in a few days as they update the PTR.

Scource

Edit: oops

The elegance depends on the stack size. If we have to maintain n different types of special potions that only stack to 5, it's not elegant. Personally, it's not elegant even if they stack to 20, not sure why they wouldn't just give out white potions that can be used anywhere. Oh right, bag and bank space is something that helps them maintain game balance...

The big difference between pots and elixirs is that pots scale way better with knowing an encounter and getting better gear. Elixirs are (duh) always prepotted to just buff to the max to make it easier, even if the try goes completely wrong or it's a breeze, ya already used the elixirs. Becuase of this elixirs + flasks were by far the greatest costs in raiding, pots are ofcourse used in some encounters but way more situational.

On a sidenote, this change will make the Alchemy stone even better. Pots + acl stone wil be a bigger part of ya total mp5 now then they were before.

Used to be:
Gear = 140 mp5 = 20%
Shadow priest (aka mana battery) = 200 mp5 = 28%
Buffs (elix, food,oil, flask) = 113 = 16%
Pots (inc alch stone) = 140 = 20%
BoW/MS/MT = 110 mp5 = 16%

Will be:

Gear = 140 mp5 = 23%
Shadow priest (aka mana battery) = 180 mp5 = 29%
Buffs (elix, food,oil, flask) = 47 mp5 = 8%
Pots (inc alch stone) = 140 mp5 = 23%
BoW/MS/MT = 110 mp5 = 18%

This is from a shaman point of view, where spirit doesnt mean much (at all).Water shield ofc regens some also, but is very unreliable and fight dependable. Dont have dark runez anymore as Healthstones >> all.

Anyway, Gear still isnt the biggest factor in mana regen, a SP is the most important one and after that come pots/gear. A portion of the pots mp5 could ofc be seen as gear cuase of the alch stone, but then again, if ya dont pot ya dont get the mana.

Anyone who can confirm this?

No,mats are same as before.

I made about 300 potions but got nothing.

# Super Mana Potions now require 2 Dreaming Glory instead of 2 Netherbloom to create.
# Super Healing Potions now require 2 Netherbloom instead of 2 Dreaming Glory to create.


If these chances make it into the patch someday i suggest everyone to make alot of Super Healing Potions before the patch cause Dreaming Glory > Netherbloom in both price and finding them.

Anyway, moving on .. as far as super heals go, correct me if I'm wrong but they drop more often from humanoid grinding than super manas do, while SMPs were, are and probably always will be a raiding staple for priests/mages/paladins/druids/hunters - and thereby in higher demand.

1: Flask overwrites Guardian.
2: Didn't try cause of lack of flasks...
3: Flask overwrites both.
4: "More powerful spell is already active"
5: "More powerful spell is already active"
6: "More powerful spell is already active"


I used Elixir of healing power as my battle elixir, Major Mageblood as my Guardian and Flask of Distilled Wisdom as the flask.

Exactly -- I've been able to sustain my SHP supply through pickpocketing and grinding, don't remember the last time I actually made any. Nice to be able to pop them like candy without even thinking about it.

Alternately, buy all the stacks of Dreaming Glory you can find before demand spikes. As people have said, SHP influx from normal play usually exceeds people's needs.

SMPs, on the other hand, are pretty much a healer's staple consumable, and will continue to be, perhaps even more so, after the patch.

Now, the higher availability of Dreaming Glory compared to Netherbloom means that the price of SMPs will probably fall, but the price of Dreaming Glory will almost certainly rise.

Looks like an oopsie with Wisdom flask. 2000 int, anyone?

http://img120.imageshack.us/my.php?i...7213703ht4.jpg

Mighty Restoration technically is a caster flask - its effect is just underwhelming for warlocks. I'm glad I saved some Black Lotus.

Edit: nvm.

Yeah, I really didn't understand this statement either. By and large, SMP are FAR FAR more valuable than SHP are (and will continue to be, if not more so), so I would save all the Dreaming Glory I could until the patch hits if I could stand it. Conversely, farm Netherbloom a few days before the Patch and sell that off fast for high profit, then turn around and buy super-cheap Dreaming Glory.

That is, if the change goes through.

White pots aren't BoP. It's an economic control measure.

OTOH, it'd be nice if all the special raidzone pots were the same kind...

That is something.. having to hold spots in your bank for mana pots of all different kinds and the inevitable "Can someone summon me, I brought the wrong pots to SSC."

Perhaps a raid cache of sorts.... a bank that you can access from just inside each raid instance with all your mats for raiding.