People are used to paying gold for vellum however, that price was based on needing Ink of the Sea for them. That said, Blizzard typically prices these items in such a way that it's still possible for players to make them for a profit. If it makes more of their customers enjoy the game more, then it's a good design decision. We have seen a few exceptions to this trend of late, and I suspect it's because the game designers are valuing the general availability of products like Dust of Disappearance and these vellum more than they value the player-driven market of these items. Now, the system has been simplified so that a single vellum can accept any enchant it is made from Moonglow Ink, which is one of the inks you can make by milling the incredibly cheap starter zone herbs.īlizzard typically doesn't take something that's craftable and move it to an NPC vendor however, it sometimes does this to ensure availability of the product, as well as introduce another outlet (or sink) for gold. There were also weapon and armor vellums.
If you remember, these vellums used to be made with different types of inks, based on how high level the enchant you wanted to put on them was.
I got an IM from Kraklin with his post on the subject when I was in a meeting today - you should have seen the face I made.
#WOW VELLUM PATCH#
Another interesting undocumented change in patch 4.0.3a that will have an effect on the enchanting scroll and inscription markets: Enchanting Vellum is now available on enchanting vendors for 9 silver.
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