In the process of 1-300, most of the time I practiced my skills with drawings taught by NPC, of which I only bought two drawings in Ah. 1 is a necklace of 3 1, with 8 damage. Increase damage by 15 points after half an hour of use. This drawing, first of all, has a high cost performance in punching skills, and the materials only need 1 agate and two secret silver bases. Secondly, for a new number without much support, a necklace with 23 points of dharma damage is best at least to level 50, if you are looking for dharma damage instead of attributes. Another drawing purchased in AH needs 235 skill points, and the material is 1 turquoise 1 ring with silver base. The ring itself is rubbish, which increases the evasion probability of 14 points. However, this picture helps you quickly rush to 270, and it is not difficult at all. It doesn't matter if you can't get this drawing. NPC can teach you 1 230 flame ruby pendant. The material is 1 ruby+1 silver base. This thing, 270, is not difficult. Don't think rubies are hard to get. When dismantling many secret silver before, it was not difficult to get rubies above 1. And if you are in Zone 8, the price of turquoise will even be higher than that of ruby. After all, the turquoise imprint of 35-level 20AP random FM has two additional attributes. With luck, it's definitely something that goes directly to outland before physical attack level 50. I once made 1 8 force -7 anti-ring, and my friend who plays warrior is still wearing it at level 56. This thing needs three turquoise and four magic spirits. If it is in Area 8, many people will try their luck with this thing.
As for those items that have been fired by some people, such as magic spirits, fangs and ambitions, are they valuable? My answer is that these things are useful, but they are not necessary if you don't have to do them. Magic spirit, it says, the greatest value of this thing is to make that ring. Daya, you can make a 1 necklace with 10 power, and there are no other attributes. Level 43 of Wild Heart can make a ring with 23 healing points. The skill points overlap with the flame ruby pendant mentioned above, and two pieces of real silver are needed at the same time, which is low in cost performance. As for the related products of various mines-various stones, they can really be used to sharpen skills, but don't expect to bring you more than 10 points. It is an excessive item, and the focus should not be on it.
Some items other than minerals are used more. Personally, I think that only soil and water with elements will consume about 20% in a certain period. As for other things, again, unless you have to do something, you don't need to use it at all. There are also those high-grade gems before TBC, such as giant green, big cat, diamonds and so on. , a * * * with 20 is enough, no more than 30. Note that it is a * * *. Where do they use it? The range of 280-300 is the only place they need to spend! As for the fairy killed by heaven, you can use it with 1 sapphire and 1 silver base to make a 1 ice-wounded necklace, and that's it. Maybe some dark priests and warlocks will choose this necklace, but if they didn't make it themselves, how much g do you think they are willing to pay for it?
Finally, talk about the acquisition of various gems. What should I do if I encounter a bottleneck and lack some kind of gem in the process of punching skills? At first, I chose to go directly to AH to buy gems. Of course, if you just lack one or two gems, and the price of AH is not outrageous, this practice is indeed the most practical. And if your gap is at least 10 gem, and AH is JS, what's worse, you are not the kind of person who spends money like water, and what's worse, you urgently need to break through this bottleneck now, what should you do? -buy ore and dismantle it yourself. Experience tells me that when I tear down all the mines I bought, I will buy the remaining gems. In fact, I spend much less on G than buying gems directly, and there is even the possibility of earning a little!