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Comment by 17690

Alchemists, who craft this, may have decided to persue the transmute specialty. This yields the slight possibility to create more than one primal, even though it just uses the mats for one. This multiple result is reflected in the group log, and as such is visible to all group members.

When dealing with an Alchemist and buying this transmute, it is generally expected that since he has taken extra time and money to pursue this specialization, that the extra yielded primals will belong to him, and that whoever provided the mats and paid for the transmute is only owed what they paid for: one primal might.

If you feel otherwise, it is recommended that you discuss the possibility of a transmute yielding multiple primals, and who should get them. It can’t hurt to ask, and you may be able to pay a premium for the transmute in return for the extra primal if it drops.

Comment by 25632

I was told you get a 16% chance to proc one extra primal and a 3% chance to proc 5? What are the exact details of how much and how often it can proc ?

Comment by 29247

Has anybody kept track of their Transmute Specialty success?

Since specializing, I have transmuted 8 Primal Mights and have never gotten more than one.

Comment by Ograthian

Ive been keeping track of my transmute of primal mights, and in the last 31 transmutes.

2 primal might proc - 6 times
3 primal might proc - 3 times
4 primal might proc - none
5 priaml might proc - 1 time

Comment by 27631

What is the cooldown on this transmute? 48 hours?

Comment by 36763

From the info of the previos poster:

Out of 31 transmutes, he has achieved a benefit of 16 primal mights. That means he basically makes 1 extra primal might every 2 transmutes

Comment by Ledynn

I have transmuted primal mights for some time now and I decided to start counting. This is what I came up with

41 x 1
15 x 2
2 x 3
2 x 5

Blizzard might have changed the chances of getting more than 1 from each transmute in past patches. (Don´t buy the recipe from the ah unless it has already been bought from the npc in lower city).

Comment by 57238

dont get tricked into buying this recipe off the AH for more than you can buy it for from "Skreah" in shat, ive seen the recipe for as much as 30g on the AH and its only 8 from the vendor, beware

Comment by Ahrendel

I'm getting my main character to being able to proc with this stuff.

On my realm, I supply my own mats to the alchemist that do it for me. I generally tip 15g for their cool down, and more per primal might if it procs.

Comment by 158515

I have 367 alchemy ATM and i've gone to talk to the alchemist in shat many times and i have yet to see this in his stuff for sale.. do i have to do a quest or something?

Comment by Allakhazam

As the title says, at standard pricing the recipe is 8g and seems to be pretty common vendor item. At least in Shattrath City.

It's a nice recipe, and down the road will be the next Arcanite money maker for alch's. Look at all the recipes that require Primal Might.

Even if not 350 quite at 350 yet, might not be a bad idea to pick it up and bank it before others start buying it up to resell. I noticed one on our AH for 50g already.

On the other hand all three times I've checked the vendor the recipe was there.

Comment by Allakhazam

This is a bought recipe from both the vendor listed, and a similar vendor in Silvermoon.

Comment by Allakhazam

What is the common charge for performing this service? On my service, it was 4-5 gold for arcanite, I would think this would be higher.

Comment by Allakhazam

Does this have a Cooldown?
for creating primal might.
like mooncloth?

Comment by Allakhazam

These buggers are being put up in the AH on Silvermoon for 110g....ridiculous.

Comment by Allakhazam

Sorry for posting this late since i registered minutes ago...
JesterGirl, all i have to say to you is respect. I haven't laughed like this in quite a while... Jortho the two-star retard is simply too damn funny

Comment by Allakhazam

I LOVE that! JesterGirl you rule the school! Never get tired of dough-heads getting taken down a notch.
you want to insult on someone in the game fine but dont do it in the forums.

From the Wet West Coast of Canada!

PS thanks for the info - I was trying to figure out why Primal Might costs so much, now i know why.

PPS Just a thought why does refined deep rock salt have a three day cooldown vs one for Primal Might? (not that I make it much anymore but just curious)

Comment by Thottbot

If people are really too lazy to go on the internet to find out where it is.. they deserve to pay an inflatted price. There paying you for the information that u know where the item is

Comment by Thottbot

You can buy the recepie in Alchemy Labs in Lover City (zone of Shattrath City in Terokkar Forest) for 8g.

Comment by Thottbot

Bliss says it not up to the sellers of items,its up to the players to be informed consumers when purchaseing items --hummmm kinda like the real world--- isnt that odd.

Comment by Thottbot

I'd say, while it's up to the buyer to make the ultimate decision, that is no justification for over-charging for an item or trying to rip people off. One being true does not necessitate the other being false. Ethical behavior on by all parties would be best in the long run for any serious players.

I say this because, if the prices were to drop on the AH, then items would sell for less gold unless they are truely worth it due to rarity. This would make gold farming less profitable, which in turn would benefit players who will not be constantly harassed by messages about buying it. It would also mean various mats (herbs, mining, etc) would potentially be more common for players as fewer farmers are employed due to falling prices. Utlimately, this would benefit all. This being said, it will never happen - tragedy of the commons where everyone has an incentive to defect.

My solution is this: If I don't want to go and get a specific mat, I'll get something else more convenient I know will sell on the AH. I use the gold from that to buy the mat I need. I always price my stuff under whatever the average price is, so someone gets a fair price, I get the money to buy what I need, and the person selling gets gold to do with whatever they feel is appropriate. Not the ideal, though I think this is a fair compromise.

Comment by Thottbot

With Master of transmutations can you make more then 1 primal might while just making just 1?

Comment by Thottbot

Yes, but not always it is a chance, to make an extra primal:might, correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure thats how it is.

Comment by Thottbot

Right, if you have Master of Transmute you can make several of this while transmuting one. For example, you could transmute this to a guy called XZY with his mats, and instead of one you get 2. That means you got an extra one. DONT give it to the buyer for free thats real stupid :P sell it on AH, or use it. Maybe the buyer wants several, then you should sell it to him :P

Comment by Thottbot

...and, what the heck is this used for? If everyone could debate that rather than how to buy it, that would be grrrrrreeeat. Haha. THANKS!

Comment by Thottbot

So, what is the best moneymaker for your cooldown? On my server the mats for a primal might run about 100g, and the primal mights sell for about 115 gold, so that's 15. It seems like you'd do better here than making earthstorm or skyfire diamonds, or transmuting air to fire.

Comment by Thottbot

FWIW, I was a Transmutation Master for 5 months. The best Primal Might Proc I EVER got was a 3x - ONCE. I got a few 2x ones, probably what I can count on my one hand.

On transmuting SIMPLE Primal Earth to Primal Water, which was my chief moneymaker all along, i did one EVERY DAY, except for the days I did a meta gem or a might. An get this - over teh course of the same five (5) months - i got TWO miserable 2x procs. NOTHING ELSE.

As for the rest I got a few 2x procs on otehr transmutations, but on average, I've been so disappointed with TransMastery , i went to elixir mastery instead. I'm actually leaning towards that TransMastery is still bugged like it was in 2.3, but they supposedly fixed it in 2.3.2.

(Yes yes, math geniuses, I know my own experience is not statstically significant. As usual, YMMV.)

In any case, I'm beyond caring. I've had my time on WOW, and RL matters more to me today than #$%^&ing about BLizzard screwing up either the transmutation code or screwing those who choose transmutation mastery.

(Note. this post also posted on Transmutation Mastery page.)

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Recipe: Transmute Primal Might

Item Level 70
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Requires Alchemy (350)
Use: Teaches you how to Transmute Primal Air, Water, Earth, Fire and Mana into Primal Might.
Transmutes Primal Earth, Water, Air, Fire and Mana into Primal Might.

Sell Price: 2

Primal Might
Item Level 65

Max Stack: 20

Sell Price: 1 60

Requires Primal Earth, Primal Water, Primal Air, Primal Fire, Primal Mana

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This item can be purchased in Silvermoon City (3), Shattrath City (2), and The Exodar (2).

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