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Kommentar von 12070

Currently, the only way to learn this flask is to "Discover" it. In TBC, alchemists discover the new flasks by making already known potions.

Old flask recipes can be got by doing rep grinds;
Flask of Chromatic Resistance: Exalted - Lower City
Flask of Distilled Wisdom: Exalted - Cenarion Expedition
Flask of Supreme power: Exalted - Keepers of Time
Flask of the Titans: Exalted - The Sha'tar

Interestingly, There is no known new, upgraded Flask of supreme power.

Kommentar von 1562

I Discovered this while making some Elixir of Healingpower, and it was the first discovery for me since starting on skill 300. Dunno but I guess you can only discover at 375, and at which I havn't done that many potions yet, prob around 50, gonna try to keep track of it and see if it's any regular point (like every 50 pots) or just a mere chance of doing it.

Kommentar von 18155

I discovered this Flask at around 340 while making random potions...

Kommentar von 19359

Discovered this while making an Adept's Elixir (grey) at 373 skill.

Kommentar von 28164

how you mean discover ?? you mean you only learn it by making other pots ?

Kommentar von Chillincold

Guide to discovering potions/flasks/elixirs/transmutes.

For the casual gamer:
- Make sure your transmutation is always on cooldown. (You would probably log in at the same time everyday for a few hours, so keep a few reagents in your bag and do a transmute everytime its up.)

- Make potions and elixirs that you use although buying them from the auction house maybe cheaper than buying the reagents. ( You would probably have a cash flow set back so my advice is to have your second profession as herbalism to have a continuous supply of your own reagents.)

- Make yourself known to your guildmates and in game friends that you are an alchemist so that when party/raid members run low on potions/elixirs you can make some on the spot and charge them for it. (Try to keep stock of vials and herbs for potions/elixirs that move fast e.g netherbloom, terocone, mountain silversage, felweed, dreaming glory, etc...)

- My personal recomendations to such a gamer is to be a potion master. (Please don't flame me with your never ending argument on which mastery is better. I just think that a casual gamer trying to be a mobile alchemy auction house, potions are the most likely item people run out of that are essential to a raid/heroic.)

For the power gamer:
- Your transmutation timer has no excuse to be up. (If you're absent minded or loose track of time, set an alarm.)

- Make potions and elixirs that suffice your usage. Craft the item of your chosen mastery. Spread your crafts on a few items so you don't flood the auction house with one item. You should be able to be the most competetive seller since your procs yield you extra items. ( After a week or two you will be familiar with the items that sell and those that dont. Make more of the ones that do sell.)

- Make macros to advertise yourself as an alchemist on general chat when you cross teritories and trade chat when ur at a major city. (I find that listing some of your best potions/elixirs/flasks helps because not everyone is an alchemist and not everyone knows the available items in alchemy.)

- My personal recomendations to such a gamer is to be a elixir master. (Please don't flame me with your never ending argument on which mastery is better. I just think that a power gamer can spread his liabilities as there are a lot more elixirs compared to potions and such a gamer would be able to gather materials to create flasks {falls under elixir mastery}.)

Tips
- Always have reagents in your bag. If you run low on bag space priorotise for reagents on tansmutations.

- Make frequent trips to the auction house to know prices or download a mod that helps do it for you. I have mods but I still rely on my memory for all alchemy stuff because for alchemy its not an average of price over time. Its the price on that day, that week or that month. If your server is in end game you will be looking at completely different prices of all alchemy items compared to a server that has newly begun.

- Make frequent trips to the auction house to know your competitiors. If you can't beat their prices make a pact with them (e.g. you make certain items they make certain items, or if you're different masteries you should recomend your fellow customers to each other.)

- {More for power gamers} Be up to date on how far and how fast your server is progressing. This way you can be the first to be there with the items. (e.g. I sold more than 250 stacks of greater arcane protection potions alothough i knew how to make major arcane protection potions. At this point in time we're 3-4 months into the expansion and most players are still trying to save up cash or simply can't afford the major potions. On my server now, most guilds dont need them for the curator fight in karazhan but before they were experienced in taking him down they we're willing to pay my outrageous prices to have an edge on the encounters.)

Kommentar von Chillincold

Dirty tricks:
Knowing the backdoors in every game and business encounter definately helps. Since this is the low down section of my thread, and undenyably unscrupulous. I will only let you in on one of the not so sinster of my plots. (For my own conscience sake I don't want to corrupt the world.)

- {For herbalists} If you know of an item that sells well but its reagents are never on the auction house, create an alternate character and park him at an auction house. Advertise items that require this reagent and sell it for double or triple the price on your alternate character so that the buyer doesn't know that its you. (e.g. Not many people know about greater arcane elixir, and its a great elixir for casters altough its a lower level elixir compared to post TBC items. I sell reagents such as dreamfoil and mountain silversage at triple the normal price on my alternate character. My customers usually ask me if they are usually that expensive, I either tell them "Yeah thats the normal price nowadays." or "Thats cheap!!")

From past experience I have to state this for my peace of mind. Please dont send me a mail or ask me for more details on the "Dirty tricks" section. Thank you for reading my post, and if you slept half way... DUDE/DUDET you missed out, what were you thinking trying to sleep in one of my lectures!

Kommentar von WhisKiTo

"DISCOVERY! XXX has discovered the Flask of Fortification recipe!"

The chat shows :)

Kommentar von 22250

This will become Flask of Blinding Light in 2.2: spell dmg of arcane, holy, and nature spells increased by 80.

Kommentar von 13065

Usually an Arc mage still uses a lot of fire or frost. So for arcane mages, Flask of Supreme Power is still prob your best bet.

(As an Arc mage, the last boss fight i was in, roughly 25% of my dmg came from fire.)

Kommentar von 54864

Discovered it, while leveling Alchemy, at 325 skill. Amazing.

Kommentar von 74358

I discovered this recipe when crafting two super mana pots.

Kommentar von 47151

I'm guessing this is the flask of choice for a raiding Elemental Shaman or Balance Druid?

Kommentar von tankinarkansas

after being told one thing, what i want to know is this:

can discoveries be made while making super healing or super mana pots? i was told that things won't proc off those two as everyone makes like billions of them.

any information on the issue would be greatly appreciated.

Kommentar von Ludwick

Requirements to make a discovery

You must be crafting a potion, elixir, flask or performing a transmutation that was added in TBC.

As a rule of thumb that's anything that is learnt from a master alchemy trainer, dropped from a mob in outland or purchased from a vendor in outland. The only real exceptions are the pre-TBC flasks that have been made available from faction vendors in outland.

NOT requirements to make a discovery

You don't need to be in outland
You don't need a mastery
You don't need to be 375 alchemy
You don't need to be level 70
You don't need to craft yellow or orange recipes to make discoveries. Even grey recipes can proc discoveries
You don't need to be crafting a related recipe *except* in the case of cauldrons (You can discover flasks when making potions for example)

List of recipes learned by discovery (accurate as of 29/01/2008)

Flasks

Potions

Super Rejuvenation Potion

Transmutes

Cauldrons - To discover these you need to be crafting the related major protection potion. Cauldron of Major Holy Protection is believed to be non-existent. The discovery of these recipes is much more likely.
Cauldron of Major Arcane Protection
Cauldron of Major Fire Protection
Cauldron of Major Frost Protection
Cauldron of Major Nature Protection
Cauldron of Major Shadow Protection

Kommentar von 49894

Discovered this last night at 343 alch, making my third super mana potion ever.

/happy tankadin

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The recipe for this can be discovered/learned while making Elixirs of major defence

Kommentar von Allakhazam

If you're on Eredar, Alliance side, Delmariel can make these.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I am now at 375 Alchemy, but have been told to not do transmutation, to stick to potions. So my question to you is there was a quest for Alchemy for transmutation is there a quest for potions? If so where do I go to find it?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Learned this after I made 2 Onslaught Elixirs and 1 Adept's Elixir. Was lvl 62 at time in UC.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

got mine from making superior mana pots :)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

when i was 311 i made 20 VHP's and got to 325 alc and discovered this while inside winterspring alchemy hut

good luck alchemists

oh yea, Caladnei -> Garona Server -> Alliance if you need some, free w/ mats, tips welcomed.

Edited, Oct 20th 2007 4:29am by Xartuzu

Kommentar von Allakhazam

can some one help i need to locate alchemy lab

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Got it while making Agi pots.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

any elixer will do it

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