Greater White Ora (Iasha) Update E-mail

[kutter]

So does anyone think this mean that Kaikala is taking over Iasha weapons? Meaning possible unlocks of tiers on older weapons? I know that Xerria supposedly did them sometimes, but having another would be helpful since I can never seem to catch Xerria.

[Ltlprprincess]

Hey gents, found this little gem in the wiki, to be sure it will be extremely difficult if not impossible to ensorcell an Iasha.

Sanctify (1625), the spell that bonds a weapon to a Paladin, can make a weapon extremely difficult to ensorcell since the spell adds sanctification and maybe flaring and enhancive properties to weapons. Depending on the properties of the weapon, the spell might take the weapon from possible to ensorcell to beyond the capabilities of even the most experienced sorcerer. Should the weapon become very difficult or impossible to ensorcell, it is recommended that the Paladin remove the bond from the weapon, especially at higher tiers. Bonded weapons always require the use of an inky black potion before an ensorcell difficulty test or channel attempt.

... if bonded, yes. Sanctification by itself adds to difficulty and requires an inky black potion. However, that does not make it impossible. If a paladin bonds to it, it can can near be. Which is exactly what that says, not what you think it says.

[Wrathbringer]

Hey gents, found this little gem in the wiki, to be sure it will be extremely difficult if not impossible to ensorcell an Iasha.

Sanctify (1625), the spell that bonds a weapon to a Paladin, can make a weapon extremely difficult to ensorcell since the spell adds sanctification and maybe flaring and enhancive properties to weapons. Depending on the properties of the weapon, the spell might take the weapon from possible to ensorcell to beyond the capabilities of even the most experienced sorcerer. Should the weapon become very difficult or impossible to ensorcell, it is recommended that the Paladin remove the bond from the weapon, especially at higher tiers. Bonded weapons always require the use of an inky black potion before an ensorcell difficulty test or channel attempt.

Go away macgyver.

[Gelston]

... if bonded, yes. Sanctification by itself adds to difficulty and requires an inky black potion. However, that does not make it impossible. If a paladin bonds to it, it can can near be. Which is exactly what that says, not what you think it says.

I'd imagine a full unlocked iasha would be fucking hard though. Maybe impossible.

[loxe]

Confirmed a t2 iasha now has t3 ensorcell, and the capped sorc who checked it could only fail the T4 if he was horribly unlucky

[Gelston]

Confirmed a t2 iasha now has t3 ensorcell, and the capped sorc who checked it could only fail the T4 if he was horribly unlucky

I'm more curious on a tier 3 Iasha. That is when it starts adding stat bonuses.

[loxe]

had the capped sorc try a t3 iasha the item took the inky black potion but when he channeled the item resisted his spell and didnt give any kind of read at all and didnt drain him of necro juice, so t3's may be out.

[time4fun]

had the capped sorc try a t3 iasha the item took the inky black potion but when he channeled the item resisted his spell and didnt give any kind of read at all and didnt drain him of necro juice, so t3's may be out.

My T3 is ensorcelled. So there's nothing about the T3 that's inherently problematic.

[Gelston]

My T3 is ensorcelled. So there's nothing about the T3 that's inherently problematic.

Was it a merchant ensorcell though? Have they offered those yet?

[Ltlprprincess]

Was it a merchant ensorcell though? Have they offered those yet?

They were offered once, and then never again. When I pressed the reasoning, they stated it was never meant to be a non-PC service and will not be offered anymore.