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Commento di matoh

Commento di Arsvent

This will be the cata equivalent of the Flask of the North both items give a much lower stat increase but do not run out thus allowing the alchemist to remained flasked at all times even for things like 5 man pugs or BGs where most players would not use a flask do to how expensive they are. basically its an alchemist only item used to buff our selves outside of raids without having to keep grinding mats for elixirs and flasks and thus giving us a slight edge much like enchantings ring enchants.

Commento di warcanon

This is the Alchmists way to gain bonus stats. it's our personal ring/Wrist/etc enchant. best of all, it's a one time creation instead of re-applying on gear. ONE-time cost, no more, no less.
Note: It may be one time creation, but at the price of 1 bag slot. Simple

Commento di rmk1999

If you're like me when it came to Flask of the North you were refreshing the cooldown all the time with your self buffs. Thing about this Flask is it always gives the: "A more powerful spell is already active" warning. I use this macro to get around that:
#showtooltip Flask of Enhancement
/cancelaura Enhanced Intellect
/use Flask of Enhancement

Just simply replace Intellect with whatever stat your flask gives and you'll be able to reuse this flask whenever without the more powerful spell warning.

Edit: This was fixed in 4.0.6 The flask duration will now reset when reused, no need to cancelaura anymore.

Commento di 346229

For the record, when you hit 500 Alchemy making this will give you 5 skill-ups. So will your new Alchemist's Stone.

BUT the problem is if you make the Stone first, this will no longer give you 5 skill-ups; making this first will give you 5, then the stone after will still give you 5.

So make sure you create this first! Otherwise you'll not only miss out on 5 easy skill-ups, you'll waste a lot more money on mats. :(

Commento di donkarl1885

Thank you rmk1999 that macro is vary helpful just wanted to add you can macro

/cancelaura Enhanced Agility
/cancelaura Enhanced Intellect
/cancelaura Enhanced Strength

All in one macro so you can keep you buff (Mark of the Wild mine) and your flask on the same macro and timer even on different specs.

Commento di Diodor

Does any of you thinks this item is a scam? I mean... LW has damn 130 agi/str/int enchant, JC has special powerful gems etc and they can still use flasks/pots (i am a druid and i like to buff my mastery with a potion) but for alchemist's this is our only way to get buff from our profession without drinking expensive flasks and it doesnt stack with any other elixirts that all other professions can use. Its just stupid!

Commento di Slohth

In short, you use this Flask when not using any other Flask that will benefit from Mixology. This could be when you're in arenas, or when you just don't feel like using a Flask. Between this Flask and Mixology, you get the same or similar basic self-bonuses that many of the other professions give you.

Take, for example, a blacksmith, who gets to add two additional sockets to his/her gear. Say the blacksmith is a dps warrior who values Strength above all else, and therefore wants to put in +strength gems. Right now, the highest non-Jewelcrafter-only gem available in the game is the Bold Inferno Ruby, which adds 40 strength. Since the blacksmith can add two sockets to his/her gear (gloves and wrists), that equates to an extra 80 strength if they use two of these gems.

This is the same +80 strength that you would get from this Flask, assuming strength were your #1 stat.

But what happens if you use another flask, say, the Flask of Titanic Strength? Well, it will overwrite the buff from this Flask for starters, so you "lose" the 80 strength from this one. However, due to Mixology, you will actually get MORE than the 300 strength that you are supposed to get. jhart481 on 12/16/2010 posted that "Currently in live cata the mixology bonuses are +80 for the flask's stat". In other words, when you use a Flask of Titanic Strength, you will get a bonus of 80 strength on top of the 300 it is supposed to give - though if you read all the comments more fully, you'll see that the buff's tooltip doesn't actually display it correctly, you need to look at the actual number as displayed on your in-game paper doll.

If you run the numbers of all the different professions, you'll see that each profession right now gives you roughly 80 bonus stats however you look at it (except for stamina, which you get ~120). You see that in the example above, where an alchemist can use this Flask to gain 80 strength for day-to-day operations (and/or in the arena), and his/her Mixology will grant an extra 80 strength when using Flask of Titanic Strength (which, by the way, is NOT usable in arenas). If a jewelcrafter equipped 3 of his/her self-only strength gems, he/she would get 67*3 = 201 strength, or an increase of 81 strength as compared to using non-jewelcrafter gems.

The only notable exception right now is Leatherworking. Leatherworkers can add 130 agility to their own bracers, but there is presently no Cataclysm agility enchant in the game. This is supposed to change with patch 4.0.6, when enchanters will be able to put 50 agility onto bracers - in effect, giving Leatherworkers the same +80 agility benefit of the other professions. The only other semi-notable exception that I can think of is resilience. Blacksmiths with their 2 extra sockets, and/or jewelcrafters with their self-only gems, can in theory stack more resilience on their gear than, say, an herbalist+inscriptionist could. That is to say, while the profession bonuses are not all interchangeable, there is a fair amount of overlap for the main stats. However, that is also not to say that Blizzard won't add additional recipes for other professions at any time to further overlap the profession bonuses.

Commento di Jarrho

Very disappointed that tanks are yet again forced into subideal stats or have to chug real flasks for stamina, like it's predecessor.

Commento di Jaadis

Intellect version of this buff lasts 1 hour and agility 2 hours as of patch 4.0.6 launch day. Propably bug.

And you are now able to drink it again even if you have old shorter duration version of this same flask in your buffs.

Commento di 673336

This doesn't have a minimum character level, just a minimum alchemy level. It's very nice to hit 500 alchemy while still at character 75 for this.

Commento di joshychrist

I know that the strength and intellect does not last 2 hours like it says it should

Commento di 799845

Macro this into something you already re-cast all the time; it operates off global cooldown, so you can do both in the same second.

For example, here is a macro for priests.

#showtooltip Inner Fire
/cast Inner Fire
/use Flask of Enhancement

This will both cast Inner Fire (expending global cooldown) but also refresh your flask duration.

Use something similar like horn for dk, lightning/water shield for shaman, seal of X for paladin, etc.

Edit: Don't need to re-cast IF/IW all the time now (infinite duration) but still should make sense.

Commento di Atrumara

Let's keep it simple, this flask is AWESOME!

Commento di Ciante

Patch 4.1 fixed the Strenght buff duration, 2 hours instead on 1

Commento di kryzflavored

..is it just me, or does the icon put 'enhancement' in a whole new light?

Commento di seangallagher77

After I used this flask last night, I noticed it actually increased my Int by 84. Does this happen for everyone else? If so, does anyone know why?

Commento di Aaygo

So it's unaffected by Mixology but its base duration is 2h. Kind of a cheap way of buffing it, if you ask me...

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Flask of Enhancement

Livello dell’oggetto 80
Binds when picked up

Richiede Alchemy (500)
Usa: Increases your Agility, Strength, or Intellect by 80 for 2 hrs. Your highest stat is always chosen.

Counts as both a Battle and Guardian elixir. Effect persists through death.
"Can be used in arenas. This potent flask is not consumed when used, but is unaffected by Mixology."

Flask of Enhancement

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