The curious case of Cataclysm potions

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2-07-2012 @ 1:04AM

Meh said...

A small addition: what's up with the epic JC patterns, anyway? If you make the terrible, terrible mistake of touching the 4-daily-tokens costing Tome of Burning Jewels, you can learn to cut such random and useful things as Wicked Lava Coral (25 expertise/25 haste), Balanced Elven Peridot (25 hit/25 resilience), Energized Elven Peridot (25 haste/25 spirit), Infused Elven Peridot (32 spell pen/25 mastery), Misty Elven Peridot (25 spirit/25 crit)...

These cuts don't have equivalents in the lower Ctaclysm tiers. A good many of them don't have equivalents in wrath cuts, either. Where did they pull these off from, TBC?

It really isn't fun to spend 4 days worth of dailies on a cut that is to all intents and purposes -completely useless-. I learned my lesson fast and now pay up those 5 tokens to get a guaranteed useful cut.. but I really wish the option wasn't quite so stuffed with these mines.

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