what machine/fuel does a transmuter use?

Kang · 03-11-2007, 10:43 AM

I got all the way back to WW and found I didn't know what to use-alchemy table,workbench,etc..

Elorah · 03-11-2007, 12:22 PM

Most of it is done at the workbench (jeweler table) if you are talking about making adornments. When you get to 300 transmuter, there are 2 recipies that use the Alchemy table. You will be using Coal as the fuel as well... If you look at the recipie on the tool tip, it lists the table needed next to the Device... Good luck!

Ji · 03-11-2007, 12:34 PM

Ya transmuting is really confusing. I'm a transmuter and I'm still confused.

Hey devs how bout a little help here?

Elorah · 03-11-2007, 12:44 PM

Jixx wrote:

Ya transmuting is really confusing. I'm a transmuter and I'm still confused.
Hey devs how bout a little help here?

You dont need help from Devs unless youw ant something changed... What are your questions? My transmuter is 304 at the moment.... Perhaps someone here can help you...

Ji · 03-11-2007, 01:20 PM

How about an official "how-to" guide? For example when I elected to be a transmuter I bought the enigma spells and whatever else I could. It took me 3 hours to find out that I could only transmute level 1-2 treasured stuff. Second would be the making of adornments. Where? How? Why? Why isnt there a transmuting table or forge? How come some classes that are not transmuters can make adornments?

I personally know the answers but was irritated during the "how-to" process.

Not to mention all the low level gear and adept spells that are purchased and taking away from the retainablility of newbs. They struggle twice as hard as we did cause they have to pey some unreal price for their spell and gear upgrades. It's a poor concept.

How about making rares themselves transmutable? How about harvested goods? Maybe some tome collections? Either way making a tradeskill profession that retracts from a new player experience was a brain fart by the devs in my opinion.

People are rolling toons just to farm the isle of refuge. They dont group with new players. They dont offer advice. They are only there for one reason...... transmuting bait.

Imagine paying 6 gold for a level 3 adept I when you were a newb!

Elorah · 03-11-2007, 01:43 PM

Well those aren't really questions....lol As for the how - to guide... there were quite a bit moved onto the live forums from Beta. Not to mention the fact that many people don't want a guide to learn things... As for the low level treasured items...Yes, they are quite pricey now thanks to transmuting. It is keeping the scholars more busy then they were before which is great for them. One thing to remember is that low level characters will often get treasured items that they can not wear, so they too can sell their treasured loot and then buy what they need. As for the people on the island, I can not say anything about them. If they choose to be unhelpful then that is their choice. Sorry that you seem to have a bad experience with all of this....

Calthine · 03-11-2007, 02:35 PM

DenMum and I have both been working on Transmuting Guides. Both come with a "still needs work" warning, lol. 'Mum's Transmuting FAQ My Transmuting - a Pocket Guide

03-11-2007, 12:22 PM	#2
Elorah Loremaster Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 3,200	Most of it is done at the workbench (jeweler table) if you are talking about making adornments. When you get to 300 transmuter, there are 2 recipies that use the Alchemy table. You will be using Coal as the fuel as well... If you look at the recipie on the tool tip, it lists the table needed next to the Device... Good luck! __________________

03-11-2007, 12:44 PM	#4
Elorah Loremaster Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 3,200	Jixx wrote: Ya transmuting is really confusing. I'm a transmuter and I'm still confused. Hey devs how bout a little help here? You dont need help from Devs unless youw ant something changed... What are your questions? My transmuter is 304 at the moment.... Perhaps someone here can help you... __________________

03-11-2007, 01:43 PM	#6
Elorah Loremaster Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 3,200	Well those aren't really questions....lol As for the how - to guide... there were quite a bit moved onto the live forums from Beta. Not to mention the fact that many people don't want a guide to learn things... As for the low level treasured items...Yes, they are quite pricey now thanks to transmuting. It is keeping the scholars more busy then they were before which is great for them. One thing to remember is that low level characters will often get treasured items that they can not wear, so they too can sell their treasured loot and then buy what they need. As for the people on the island, I can not say anything about them. If they choose to be unhelpful then that is their choice. Sorry that you seem to have a bad experience with all of this.... __________________

03-11-2007, 02:35 PM	#7
Calthine ZAM EQII Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,439	DenMum and I have both been working on Transmuting Guides. Both come with a "still needs work" warning, lol. 'Mum's Transmuting FAQ My Transmuting - a Pocket Guide __________________ Please visit my non-gaming Blog! or follow me on Twitter!

03-11-2007, 10:43 AM	#1
Kang General Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 8	I got all the way back to WW and found I didn't know what to use-alchemy table,workbench,etc..

03-11-2007, 12:34 PM	#3
Ji General Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 280	Ya transmuting is really confusing. I'm a transmuter and I'm still confused. Hey devs how bout a little help here?

03-11-2007, 01:20 PM	#5
Ji General Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 280	How about an official "how-to" guide? For example when I elected to be a transmuter I bought the enigma spells and whatever else I could. It took me 3 hours to find out that I could only transmute level 1-2 treasured stuff. Second would be the making of adornments. Where? How? Why? Why isnt there a transmuting table or forge? How come some classes that are not transmuters can make adornments? I personally know the answers but was irritated during the "how-to" process. Not to mention all the low level gear and adept spells that are purchased and taking away from the retainablility of newbs. They struggle twice as hard as we did cause they have to pey some unreal price for their spell and gear upgrades. It's a poor concept. How about making rares themselves transmutable? How about harvested goods? Maybe some tome collections? Either way making a tradeskill profession that retracts from a new player experience was a brain fart by the devs in my opinion. People are rolling toons just to farm the isle of refuge. They dont group with new players. They dont offer advice. They are only there for one reason...... transmuting bait. Imagine paying 6 gold for a level 3 adept I when you were a newb!