New profession recipes on the patch 3.1 PTR
by Eliah Hecht 
Feb 24th 2009 at 11:20AM
- Alchemy - Elixir of Minor Accuracy
- Blacksmithing - Battlelord's Plate Boots, Belt of the Titans, Indestructible Plate Girdle, Plate Girdle of Righteousness, Spiked Deathdealers, Titansteel Spellblade, Treads of Destiny
- Enchanting - Enchant Boots - Lesser Accuracy, Enchant Staff - Greater Spellpower, Enchant Staff - Spellpower
- Engineering - High-Powered Flashlight
- Jewelcrafting - Amulet of True Sight, Prismatic Black Diamond
- Leatherworking - Belt of Arctic Life, Belt of Dragons, Blue Belt of Chaos, Boots of Living Scale, Boots of Wintry Endurance, Death-warmed Belt, Footpads of Silence, Lightning Grounded Boots
- Tailoring - Cord of White Dawn, Sash of Ancient Power, Savior's Slippers, Spellslinger's Slippers, Spidersilk Drape
Patch 3.1 brings us Ulduar, dual specs, significant changes to all the classes, and more! We've got you covered from top to bottom with our Guide to Patch 3.1.Filed under: Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Engineering, Leatherworking, Tailoring, Enchanting, Patches, Jewelcrafting
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 4)
Ibylis Feb 24th 2009 11:23AM
first, also the lack of new engineering goggles makes me sad
Malkia Feb 24th 2009 11:24AM
Maybe they just haven't found the engineering recipes? There has to be more than one...right?
ezmode Feb 24th 2009 2:10PM
The amount of people who are stupid enough to post "firsts" makes me sad...
Andrew Feb 24th 2009 6:55PM
The lack of new alchemist stones makes me more sad!
sickbox Feb 24th 2009 8:47PM
engineer reporting in... whats that? a flash light?
-_-"
Kolo Feb 24th 2009 11:24AM
woooooooo engineers get lv45 item! yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rewind Feb 24th 2009 11:28AM
Yes, exactly, wtf
Shawn Feb 24th 2009 11:28AM
Hey don't hate, it's level 49 ;) Cutting edge crap right there!
Mysty Feb 24th 2009 11:29AM
It's level 49, not 45
Shardrell Feb 24th 2009 11:30AM
Hey, looks like we might be getting another craftable engineering non-combat pet, too!
(I'd love to bitch, but honestly, if I wanted a useful profession, I wouldn't have been an engineer since launch :) )
SaintStryfe Feb 24th 2009 12:34PM
So a tiny spell powerboost to flexweave, and a bit of armor? Nothing for Melee? Nothing else eh?
Sad. So what's good for ENH Shaman, other then JC (Which I all ready am).
Angus Feb 24th 2009 1:14PM
"Sad. So what's good for ENH Shaman, other then JC (Which I all ready am)."
Leatherworking.
Bracer enchant, some leveling gear, and drums. Those drums are still good at level 80.
Alchemy.
Alchemist stone allows a lot of play room including having 3 different types for different specs. Mixology is very nice for elixirs and flasks. Being able to make mats for your JC is also a useful bonus.
Blacksmithing.
You can make the gems, why not have even more of them?
The extra boost from those gems for getting meta requirements and having the gems you can make should be worth it.
I kinda had been hoping the tinkers would just become a bonus, like the extra sockets blacksmiths have, instead of replacing an enchantment.
Ichthus Feb 24th 2009 11:23AM
There are actually 2 other Engineering recipes. One is a tanking tinker that can be tossed onto a set of gloves to add 400 armor. The other is a cloak spellpower enchant that doubles as a parachute cloak.
They're 380 and 400 Engineering... don't remember which is which.
Ichthus Feb 24th 2009 11:37AM
Here are screenshots of those two engineering patterns.
http://www.crusaderaura.com/?p=199
Retro Feb 24th 2009 11:25AM
Some of the recipes call for Runed Orbs, I think it's obvious this is the upgrade from Frozen Orb. Not sure what gems are going to come out of a Black Diamond considering it's a low level item.
Malkia Feb 24th 2009 11:33AM
I wonder if they'll be an Ulduar only drop....
splice42 Feb 24th 2009 11:28AM
Wow. How nice. Leatherworking, Tailoring and Blacksmithing get epic lvl 80 recipes. Engineering gets a neat toy.
What does Alchemy get? A fricking lvl 15 potion that no one will use. Awesome.
akw Feb 24th 2009 11:49AM
Alchemy doesn't need buffs at this point. My main is an alchemist. Elixir mastery, the trinket, and mixology all combine to make an extremely potent raiding profession.
I actually think it's nice that they're going back and throwing a few bones to the lower levels.
Xonate Feb 24th 2009 11:29AM
Hah, I love the edit note:
"Edit: This is obviously not the full extent of new recipes, so please don't say "that's it?" (I'm looking at you, engineers.)"
As an engineer, I was totally thinking that. But I suppose we'll see. On the upside, suppose my blacksmithing friends will be giddy.
Iwanttobeasleep Feb 24th 2009 11:32AM
My alchemist QQ, let me show you it.
Why no epic trinket recipe yet?