I put a lot of this on an allakhazam post but not everyone looks there.
If you're going to do spell research you're going to need parchment solutions and to make them you need Aqua Regia. You can buy it from merchants but it is very expensive, at least if you don't have much plat.
I've been buying aqua regia because I'm tired of so many combines needed for spell research but I finally looked up the prices of the parts to see if it was any real savings to craft it myself.
It's a big big savings! It costs about 10pp if you make it yourself.
Most ingrediants to make it are single, but the vial of pure water makes 5 and takes 4 water, 5 empty vials and 1 gnomish heat source, so I end up with fractions for parts for 1 Aqua Regia.
To make 1 Aqua Regia it takes:
Bought:
3 and 2/5th Gnomish heat source
1 rock salt (from fine salt)
1 and 3/5th water
2 empty vial
Dropped:
2 crystalized sulfur
3 saltpeter
On a massive scale if you've collected 100 crystalized sulfur you need:
100 Crystalized sulfur
50 rock salt
170 gnomish heat sources
150 saltpeter
80 water
100 empty vials
The combines to make 1 Aqua Regia are:
1. Vial of pure water (makes 5, you need two)
2. Oil of Vitrol (make it twice)
3. Rock salt
4. Aqua Fortis
5. Vial of Muriatic Acid
6. Aqua Regia
the empty vial and dirty empty vial you end up with can be tossed. They just take up inventory space. You can recycle them, but I don't.
Crystalized sulfur drops in many zones. Probably 30 and 40s level mobs are the best is my guess. The Geonids in the Wakening Lands work well for me. You can just kill thru the caves and have them repop, there's no searching for mobs or anything and they drop at an ok rate, probably every 3-6 mobs drops one and while it's not every mob, it is somewhat regular.
Saltpeter drops mostly from mechanical mobs and not counting the high end mobs that means Plane of Innovaton and Corathus Creep.
For my gnome, he also collects Steel Ball bearings and Coiled springs while he's in PoI.
edit: 8/3/2008 because I can't multiply.
The number should be correct now, thanks to Danedori
--Morro
If you're going to do spell research you're going to need parchment solutions and to make them you need Aqua Regia. You can buy it from merchants but it is very expensive, at least if you don't have much plat.
I've been buying aqua regia because I'm tired of so many combines needed for spell research but I finally looked up the prices of the parts to see if it was any real savings to craft it myself.
It's a big big savings! It costs about 10pp if you make it yourself.
Most ingrediants to make it are single, but the vial of pure water makes 5 and takes 4 water, 5 empty vials and 1 gnomish heat source, so I end up with fractions for parts for 1 Aqua Regia.
To make 1 Aqua Regia it takes:
Bought:
3 and 2/5th Gnomish heat source
1 rock salt (from fine salt)
1 and 3/5th water
2 empty vial
Dropped:
2 crystalized sulfur
3 saltpeter
On a massive scale if you've collected 100 crystalized sulfur you need:
100 Crystalized sulfur
50 rock salt
170 gnomish heat sources
150 saltpeter
80 water
100 empty vials
The combines to make 1 Aqua Regia are:
1. Vial of pure water (makes 5, you need two)
2. Oil of Vitrol (make it twice)
3. Rock salt
4. Aqua Fortis
5. Vial of Muriatic Acid
6. Aqua Regia
the empty vial and dirty empty vial you end up with can be tossed. They just take up inventory space. You can recycle them, but I don't.
Crystalized sulfur drops in many zones. Probably 30 and 40s level mobs are the best is my guess. The Geonids in the Wakening Lands work well for me. You can just kill thru the caves and have them repop, there's no searching for mobs or anything and they drop at an ok rate, probably every 3-6 mobs drops one and while it's not every mob, it is somewhat regular.
Saltpeter drops mostly from mechanical mobs and not counting the high end mobs that means Plane of Innovaton and Corathus Creep.
For my gnome, he also collects Steel Ball bearings and Coiled springs while he's in PoI.
edit: 8/3/2008 because I can't multiply.
The number should be correct now, thanks to Danedori
--Morro
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