Should i disenchant everything

Last edited by Aki ; 25 Aug, am. Showing 1 - 12 of 12 comments. No the enchantment is always the same the magnitude is based on the enchantment level of the player and soul gem used to craft it. Sabaithal View Profile View Posts. Soul gems determine enchantment strength If you get "muffled" or "waterbreathing" the strength of the gem doesn't matter.

Enchantment strength on an item you are disenchanting is completely inconsequential. Last edited by Sabaithal ; 25 Aug, am. Zsrai View Profile View Posts. The only time the strength of the item you are disenchanting matters if when you're going to sell it to a merchant.

That makes a lot of sense and how I was leaning. User Info: Zeveria. I disenchant everything, personally. I usually get enchanting up to before I reach level 20 and even before then I can almost always create an enchantment that's superior to the item I just lost. Darkest-Lord posted What determines how good the enchantment you create is? Because all mine seem to suck. Is it the strength of the soul? Do I need better gems or does my level need to be higher Three things determine it: 1 Your level including potion buffs 2 Your perks.

Grand or Black are the best. That's what I meant, your enchanting level. Until Warlords of Draenor, only enchanters gained the ability to disenchant , but with the expansion, non-enchanters can disenchant via the Enchanter's Study. Disenchanting is the primary source of enchanting ingredients. Disenchanting can also provide Enchanting skillups as high as 70 skill. Do not disenchant from a full inventory! The disenchanted item will still occupy a space and you won't be able to pick up any materials unless you already have a partial stack.

Enchanting skill determines what item levels a player can disenchant. For more detailed percentages, quantities, and iLevels associated with each material, see the disenchanting tables. The type and quantity of materials produced from disenchanting varies by item type armor or weapon , iLevel and quality. The following general rules can be used:. Time is Money: Selling vs. Miller