Somniferous Incense, Exultant Incense, Fervid Incense are new mood altering incense, which don't appear to have a performative impact, although a fourth version does.Interestingly, the step up version, Potion Cauldron of Power, requires users to exchange some kind of reagent in order to get the potions, and there are three versions of each cauldron, with lower item level versions granting slightly less effective potions. Both grant 5 potions per use up to 100 uses, giving a 20 player raid one use each per cauldron - better keep an eye out for double dippers! Instead of providing Flasks or Phials, it offers combat potions similar to Legion's Potion of Prolonged Power. Potion Cauldron of Power and Potion Cauldron of Ultimate Power are new cauldrons previously highlighted in Blizzard's Professions Preview.Both feasts offer the same well fed bonus, with the only difference being how they are made. Hoard of Draconic Delicacies is the new version of Shadowland's Stone Soup, a communally crowd sourced feast that anyone can contribute resources to.Unlike most profession recipes, this feast does not appear to have multiple versions, though it is listed as a reagent for the so far undefined zzOldRecipe: Alchemical Flavor Pocket. Grand Banquet of the Kalu'ak is the new performance enhancing feast that most raid groups will use, similar to those of past expansions.It also comes in three item level versions, with the 310 version restoring 70% mana over 25 seconds and the 300 version granting 60% over 30 seconds. Cauldron of the Pooka is a mana restoring feast that offers some sort of transformation instead of a well fed bonus.Alacritous Alchemist Stone and Sustaining Alchemist Stone - Alchemy Stones are recurring trinkets featured in each expansion, though instead of increasing the effectiveness of health and mana potions, Dragonflight gives players the choice of increasing the duration of the new flask-like Phials or reducing the cooldown on combat potions!.Several of the recipes also come in multiple item level variants offering varied levels of potency or duration, which you can see in the related tab of the individual item or spell page.
While there are the expected new gems, healing potions, and crafted gear highlighted in Blizzard's Professions Preview, there are also a number of number of unique options we haven't seen before! War Camp, Alchemist's Tent, Intel Center, Supply Depot, Cemetery, Gymnasium, Smithy, Farm, Herbalist's Hut, Mud Hut, and Field Kitchen have no placement restrictions based on other specific buildings.Īn additional restriction to all of the above (except for Forest) is that you must build adjacent to another existing building.Alongside the planned profession overhaul, Dragonflight is introducing several new recipes for crafters. Smelter must be build adjacent to Smithy/Decent Forge.įor all previous restrictions, you can dismantle buildings that were used as adjacency requirements without penalty (so you can, for example, build a Supply Depot, then build a Warehouse next to it, and then dismantle the Supply Depot to build it elsewhere instead, leaving the Warehouse where it was built). Refuge must be built adjacent to Field Kitchen/Canteen/Diner/Tavern. Warehouse must be built adjacent to the Supply Depot.Ĭrypt must be built adjacent to the Cemetery. Library must be built adjacent to the Intel Center. Lumberjack has to be placed next to Forest.įorest has to be placed adjacent to either the top border of the camp, or adjacent to another Forest.
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