Flames Enchanting Emporium

[gs4Pawn]

Currently Have a bit of essence to spare, I just have one project I'm currently working on.


Wizard Essence Batches / prices.

Currently 6 Capped wizards, 3 Wizards in their low 90's. Total Essence generation per week is 450k/wk.

740 Bonus
195k - 70/per.

742 Bonus
160k - 70/per

715 Bonus
120k - 65/Per

711 Bonus
90k - 65/Per

702 Bonus
190k - 65/Per

509 bonus
110k 50/per

508 Bonus
110k 50/per

506 Bonus
124k 50/per

Just so you know, If your item is a 686 difficulty you need a wizard with 786 to do the cast with No chance of failures or loss of Essence.


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[gs4Pawn]

bump

[Izzy]

Just so you know, If your item is a 686 difficulty you need a wizard with 786 to do the cast with No chance of failures or loss of Essence.



Just a minor clarification, you technically need a little bit more because it's relative to the *final* difficulty. For enchanting, each +1 adds something like 7 or 8 difficulty, so you'd want (loresung difficulty) + 8 + 100 total skill for 100%. Using your example, 794 for 100%

[gs4Pawn]

Thats fair Izzy = ).

Usually it helps to give people some sort of general idea, and then talk more with them.

I've done a few 950 projects where the user understood and was fine with the failure rates.

So the difficulty is the *Current* difficulty or the Difficulty to do the cast?

Did we ever get that clarified?

[Izzy]

Thats fair Izzy = ).

Usually it helps to give people some sort of general idea, and then talk more with them.

I've done a few 950 projects where the user understood and was fine with the failure rates.

So the difficulty is the *Current* difficulty or the Difficulty to do the cast?

Did we ever get that clarified?

For sure, I certainly wasn't trying to detract from your post - just trying to share some knowledge since I know it is fairly nuanced and the subject came up recently on lnet. I agree that you don't need to be at 100% success to attempt, like you said. Heck, on my own project piece I think I'm working with a 70% success rate or something and I've been lucky so far. When you get to the difficult items, taking a risk can be worthwhile rather than hunting for a super mutant.

The bard song difficulty is current measurement of "item level" (for lack of a better term) on the piece. In order to enchant/encorcell, you need to overcome the next "item level," with a final result of 100 or greater (including the roll). So, just to illustrate with another example:

Bardsong difficulty: 100 (this includes all current item attributes, material modifiers, etc)
Enchanting from +20 to +21
Final difficulty: ~108 (this is what the bardsong will read if you succeed!)
Necessary skill bonus to overcome with ~0% failure chance: 208 ("you can only fail if you are horribly unlucky" message)
208 - 108 = 100, therefore the roll doesn't matter and you succeed no matter what (barring a fumble)
With a skill of 158, you'd have a 50% chance of success, and so forth

Ensorcell is easier to calculate since it's a flat +50 difficulty, but same general idea. In the simplest terms, bardsong + ~108 for enchanting, bardsong +150 for ensorcell for ~100% success.

[gs4Pawn]

essence capped, Will start self enchanting as I cap.

[SonoftheNorth]

Villorn has 808,155,944 fame.

[gs4Pawn]

Villorn has 808,155,944 fame.

haha
F***er!

[gs4Pawn]

Bumping

Grab the mutant Enchanting before I go back to Hunting mode!

My projects are almost done.

[gs4Pawn]

Mutant converted back!

Normal enchanting avail.

I usually have 700k upto 1.3M avail at any given time.

[gs4Pawn]

Updated and added the new wizard to the mix!

[gs4Pawn]

bump

[chrenraf]

I've written you a few times over the last number of days about buying with no response. I see you have logged in every single day since then. Are you selling? If not, please respond and update the post please.