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Inscription: The Production Line — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:17:46 +0000

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Wednesday Reading « Cynwise's Battlefield Manual — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:07:12 +0000

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By: Natarumah

Natarumah — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 12:25:29 +0000

I make little profit off the glyphs my inscriptor makes – however, they are essentially “free”. What I do is buy stacks of herbs placed cheaply on the AH (say 10-13 gold each on my server’s AH) and mill them. I generally get 1-2 snowfall ink out of each, which sells for 14-17 gold average. My stacks just paid for themselves, plus some parchments.

Glyphs go from anywhere 2g to 12g generally, and I undercut by enormous margins; this way I am guaranteed to sell at least 10 glyphs a day, with minimal effort. It’s not a huge profit, but it’s some.

However, compared to a transmuter turning 40 gold worth of mats into a 150 gold epic gem, it’s peanuts. Without the advantage of the shoulder enchants’ rep grind avoidance, Inscription’s not very shiny.

Runescrolls of Fortitude do sell, but my profit on those is at most 1 or 2 gold each. I could max out my profits by selling snowfall inks and runescrolls, roughly 100 gold a day I would estimate.

I generally avoid experimenting with selling the common Ink of the Sea, since the prices are huge one day (10 gold per ink) and bottom low the next (1 gold per ink) and it’s thus a very risky investment. The moment you list them, prices could have halved.
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By: Oleander

Oleander — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 07:43:50 +0000

I recently bought 3 each of all my tree, bear, and moonkin glyphs so I could switch my specs around as any particular raid night demanded. That’s the first time I’ve bought glyphs in six months. 9 glyphs in six months isn’t much… until you multiply it by the zillions of people on the server. So there should be a steady demand, but it’s probably not anything like the demand for Cardinal Rubies.

By: Typhus

Typhus — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 21:47:47 +0000

Papa was talking about the nobles cards, these are used to get the greatness trinkets and they do still sell for alot, and are the only cards really trying to make. The next best deck to try and make would be the Undeath deck, which that sells for ar0und 1k+ on barth depending on the time of the month. I can see that there would be away to make lots of gold out of the sale of the fort scrolls, last time i check i think they were selling for 5g each. The thing that i mind most handy with inscription on my pally is the Shoulder enchants they are much better then the sons of hodir ones and the scrolls which let u hearth, when i was lvling my herbing i would cast a lower scroll on purpose so i would end up in some random place to just farm some herbs, plus its always fun to try and guess where u will end up.

By: Argon

Argon — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 17:29:18 +0000

I didn’t have any success making money off of glyphs (the huge number of things you have to keep track of was too much for me without any automation), but I will say there is a huge market for leveling up. I made lots of money by selling level 78 blue PvP gear during the first 6 months of Wrath, which was presumably being bought by fresh 80s looking to gear up for Heroics pre-3.2. This suggests to me that there’s a fairly huge market for categories 1 and 2. Although at this point in the expansion cycle there are far less people hitting 80 than there used to be!

By: nadir

nadir — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 05:09:04 +0000

Everything Paininabox says is exactly correct. The demand is there, even though it may not seem like there should be any. How well you do depends on how much competition there is and how good you are at managing thoushands of items of inventory and auctions. Personally, I make between 200g and 3kg per day form gylphs, vellums, and runescrolls. Since LK came I’ve done especially well (15k/week), just because there’s a lot of player activitiy in general.

Beware though, you might get demoralized if you don’t know what you’re doing. Glyphs is srs bizness