Changing Alchemy Specializations: Potions to Elixirs

"When I first chose my Alchemy specialization, I misunderstood what I was choosing and only realized it shortly after I had already specialized. But since I already had a big stock of Elixirs in my bank from last time I created a load of them, I wasn’t worried. When it came time to actually execute the switch of the Alchemy Specialization I was very pleased with how easy the whole process was! How To Change Your Alchemy Specialization The easy steps are this: Visit the trainer in Lower City, or trainer you learned your specialization from and choose the “unlearn specialization” option they offer. wow honor leveling This costs 150g to complete. Visit the specialization trainer and pick up the new specialization you wish to have. This is free. wow level service Quest Not Needed For Re-Specialization The biggest thing I was pleased about was that I didn’t have to pick up the Elixir Mastery quest in able to become an Elixirs Master when I had already been a Potions Master. In looking up information on WoWWiki.com later on, this information was confirmed and they even went so far as to recommend specializing in Potions or Elixirs first, then re-specializing into Transmutation as a cost-saver for becoming an Xmute Master. Making My First Batch Of Elixirs As An Elixir Master I brought materials with me so I could put together some Adept’s Elixir and some Elixir of Draenic Wisdom for my mage’s dungeoning needs, and set to work immediately after re-specializing to see how many of my single-elixir creations would double up to give me more, as a specialist, and was pleased with the results! " "I use it mainly because a 40-person PUG generally results in battleground lines full of abuse and whining, and a preform team is at least more silent, with the exception of the non-preform BG members insulting the preform for not winning the round fast enough. And yes, the honor tends to come more quickly because the rounds are faster and more efficient, and thus I don’t have to grind PvP endlessly when what I really want to be doing is PvE. Does it always work. wow lvl serviceWell, no. There are still plenty of times that I queue for battlegrounds alone because there aren’t enough people interested in getting together for a premade/preform yet. If there are enough people to form a decently-sized raid (25-30 ppl), it tends to work well.wow gold One of the big time-wasters, however, is sitting between rounds, watching the Raid Leader add and remove us all from the queue in the hope of getting 95% of us into the same BG round and forcing only a small number of people to manually queue and “hope to get in”. But frankly, I’d rather waste my time sitting there between rounds than waste my time reading players abusing their own teammates and whining constantly while I’m in the battleground itself. #1 is less joy-draining than #2. at least for me. From having glanced through the Elitist Jerks thread about the topic (linked above). wow power leveling I can see this is quite a hot topic these days. I’m looking forward to the responses I get to this post " .





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