Confirmation and a question or two

[pennyrose]

Got my pottery up to 235 last night on a couple of batches of SR steins. Also, based on what I've read here recently, I have started collecting bits and pieces for PoP pottery items. I think I'm about ready to make my first attempt, on the ceramic war hammer. Attempts will be rare, cuz altho I'm starting to get a little better cash flow, 1k or more is still a significant expenditure on my budget.

I've read through what I could find (admittedly not terribly good at that), but I still have a couple of questions, plus I would like to confirm that I am understanding the process correctly, as I get confused easily. I would really appreciate you experienced potters taking a look and letting me know if I have something bolluxed up before I find out the hard way.

So:

I need an Orange Diamond of War. This can be made by a L63 chanter or L64 shaman using the spell to Imbue such a diamond. I can make the spell myself by combining an Imbue Diamond spell (bought in NFP) with a war wraith blood, which is a No Fail combine.

Question: Is this spell consumed on imbueing the diamond or does the person imbueing have the spell permanently once they obtain it?

Question: One 64 shammy friend of mine was unaware he could do this and questioned whether there are some diety restrictions as to who can do which combines. I haven't seen anything mentioning that, but just to be sure: can any 64 shammy do this imbue?

Question: Is this imbue spell No Fail?


Ok, assuming now I have my Orange Diamond of War, I need a War Glaze. To make this, I combine a living coal, a war wraith blood and a glaze lacquer in a kiln. This, too, is No Fail.

Now I combine my Orange Diamond, my War Glaze, sculpting tools and Tanaan clay on a Tanaan pottery wheel. Finally, I fire the resulting (please, please, please) unfired sword with a HQ firing sheet and voila, I am done.

I apologize for being a pest, but I sure would feel better if someone confirmed I've understood this procedure correctly.

Pennyrose on behalf of Tazzia, L23 paladin potter

[eqNichola]

Question: Is this spell consumed on imbueing the diamond or does the person imbueing have the spell permanently once they obtain it?

They have it permanently. What you produce by combining an Imbue Diamond spell with a war wraith blood is a SPELL SCROLL, just like any other spell scroll. You give it to your imbuer, they scribe it in their spell book (just like any other spell) and they have it in their spell book forever. Unless they delete it

Question: One 64 shammy friend of mine was unaware he could do this and questioned whether there are some diety restrictions as to who can do which combines. I haven't seen anything mentioning that, but just to be sure: can any 64 shammy do this imbue?

Short answer: Yes

Longer answer: Before PoP, imbuing did indeed refer to a deity-specific process. But PoP imbuing is limited by class rather than deity.

Question: Is this imbue spell No Fail?

Effectively, yes. The imbuer casts the spell, and these things result: a raw diamond and a war wraith blood are removed frmo their inventory, and an orange diamond of war is put on their cursor.

This spell, like any other spell, can fizzle, but in such a case the components are NOT used up.

You have the rest correct. Good luck!

[Calliopeia]

Wow. glad you asked because I am getting close to trying some of these too.

I need a War Glaze. To make this, I combine a living coal, a war wraith blood and a glaze lacquer in a kiln. This, too, is No Fail.

Are all of the glaze combines no fail? For some reason I thought they had a high trivial.

[Tudani]

Re: Confirmation and a question or two

So:

I need an Orange Diamond of War. This can be made by a L63 chanter or L64 shaman using the spell to Imbue such a diamond. I can make the spell myself by combining an Imbue Diamond spell (bought in NFP) with a war wraith blood, which is a No Fail combine.

The Recipie for the spell scroll is Spell: Imbue Diamond, Raw Diamond, War Wraith Blood. This is an no fail combine and you combine it in a collapsable jewelry kit or a tannan jewelry kit.

All glaze combines are indeed no fail except for the multielemental glaze.

[Unmei]

All glaze combines do seem to have a high trivial, but they are no fail. That said, they are done in a Glaze Mortar, NOT in a kiln.