Now is the time to stack up on these sweet books, in cataclysm a lot less people will be able to farm them effectively in WotLK content and a lot people probably will be interested in the new Inscription system that will be implemented alongside with Cataclysm.
But if people are lacking glyphs they won't sell, which is why they need the books, 57 of them, each person.
You can't have enough of these books, if you don't want to bother with the glyphs, bug the ones crafting them with your ridiculous prices on the books.
Don't forget to stock up on herbs, any kind of herbs, vanilla, TBC, WotLK, stack them all up, they will rise in value and a lot.
The Ink Trader will most likely disappear, so easy ink conversion will be no more, materials will become more expensive, which leads to more expensive glyphs, or just another inflation and a lot of Scribes not bothering with it anymore.
You're never prepared enough, your stock is never big enough and you will profit from cataclysm like no other.
I think inscription itself gets an overhaul aswell. Giving u techniques just by rep, or just learn most of the techniques at the trainer. It would be silly to learn most of the glyphs from a lootdrop from a old expansion
ReplyDeleteindeed. i highly doubt you will still need those books
ReplyDeleteAnd Jessica Sellers is going to be trading the new inks and not taking in any more of the current trade in.
ReplyDeleteAlso new techniques may come from a higher glyph mastery book, like mark II. It could always be a possibility. We better wait a little longer in beta before we stock pile these and find out for sure.
ReplyDeleteBeta is developing a bit slow on the profession part, it's mainly content that's progressing steadily, which is a bit sad for those who want to stockpile materials.
ReplyDeleteBut we'll see, once the info is out, I will sure dedicate a post to it.