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pre-bc the flask recipes were serious money, but I suggest you do not get any of them now. Seriosu money is just in the lvl 365-375 regular rep and drop recipes. Also in super health potions.

Your mastery should be in what you make the most of. If you like to make health and mana elixirs and could use extra ones go elixir. If you like long-lasting potions go potions. Transmutation is much mrore expensive to master and relatively useless so I don't suggest that.

I think you mixed up the terms "elixir" and "potion".


I personally chose potions because as a priest, I go through mana pots like candy. I don't use Alchemy as a money maker; I use it for personal/guild benefit, so this choice made the most sense for me. I'm just not diligent enough about transmutes to justify going transmute mastery.

What would flasks be under? Elixirs?

Flasks are indeed under Elixirs, but with the coming nerf to them the market will be more limited. But for a rather hardcore guild a Master of Elixirs would certainly be nice.

Transmute Mastery isn't really for arcanite bars (a bit obsolete nowadays), more for Primal Might and rare jewels. There's definitely a market, but transmutes are once a day and I can feel the frustration building up because it will necessarily seem like extra transmutes won't proc as often as extra pots or elixirs (what I mean by that is that I brew potions 5x a day without thinking about it, and I will get extra proc every couple of days or so at worse, whereas I might do one transmute per day and I will be very "focused" on the outcome).

Re: what Redistayn is staying, major healing pots are... kind of obsolete too. But the endgame healing and mana pots are selling very well, same for quite a few elixirs (e.g. major strength).