Chants that can be learned from a trainer and don't require an eternium rod I will only charge about 5g for. How much do I charge? Depends what you want. If I don't know you and you want me to do an enchant for you, you are going to have to pay me.

I didn't raise enchanting so that I could give out enchants for free and hope that people are nice enough to tip me for it. Why did you level up enchanting? Was it for your own personal gain? That's why I did it. If they don't like it, wish them luck on finding another enchanter. Make them give you the gold at the same time they hand you the mats. If they want an enchant from you, say 'Sure, that'll be 10g + mats'. Instead of doing enchants for free and hoping that people tip you, tell them upfront how much you are going to charge them. There are too many other options.Comentado por ThottbotMy advice to other enchanters: Don't expect 'tips'. If you're a warlock/mage, this probably isn't worth a second look at all. This is mainly for the folks who are in guilds struggling with Kara, and in light of that probably also have a bit of trouble getting groups together to get Lower City rep for their Gavel. It's just a matter of time before you get better.

If your guild is in good enough shape that no locks or mages need them, and you can down Prince/Doomwalker on a regular basis, then no, I wouldn't waste my time on getting this crafted. Specifically for elemental shaman, balance druids and shadow or smite priests who don't have all that many alternatives, and who most likely have to roll against each other as well as mages/locks for the upgrades that come as drops (in most cases, the Mindblade/Talon is also an upgrade for mages and locks, who will be rolling despite the fact that they're daggers). Overall, this is a nice dagger if you don't raid, or have really bad luck with drops. Comentario de ThottbotDon't forget Talon of the Tempest off of Doomwalker.

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