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Comentado por Calynn

This is created by destroying level 20+ herbs. Similar to the Jewelcrafting's prospecting Pomace comes from using the Inscription spell "Milling" on herbs, destroying 5 and producing 1-3 Pomace and sometimes a random edible mushroom.

Comentado por 171157

Yep, I'm having similar experiences. So far I've crushed:
* 4 groups of Briarthorn
* 2 groups of Swiftthistle

Each time I got 2-3 Dusky Pomace.

(Also, Briarthorn and Swiftthistle are level 15 herbs, so the level range is probably 11-20 instead of 20+.)

Comentado por 204361

In beta build 8885, every time I milled for dusky pigment I got either three or four. So one stack of herbs will get you 12-16 dusky pigment.

This is the only pigment I've seen give more than the standard 2-3 per milling.

Comentado por 204361

In beta build 8905, every time I milled for dusky pigment I got either two or three (not 3-4). So one stack of herbs will get you 8-12 dusky pigment.

Also, the uncommon pigment you get in addition to dusky pigment was changed in 8905. Instead of getting verdant pigment, you now get Poisonous Ivy Berries. After milling dusky herbs 8 times, I got 4xPoisonous Ivy Berries. So it looks like the same 40-50% rate as the previous uncommon pigments.

Comentado por 204361

In beta build 8962, every time I milled for dusky pigment I got two to four.

The bonus rare from milling these herbs is now Verdant Pigment.

If you're going to mark down my comments, please list what beta build you're in and what the change is. People who are stockpiling herbs in preparation for the 3.0 patch which introduces Insciption will want to know how much to save up for power leveling it as fast as possible. The constant changes they're doing to pigments per milling affects how many herbs you'll need.

Comentado por Fonjask

Where to find these herbs:

Briarthorn: http://wotlk.wowhead.com/?object=1621
Swiftthistle can be found in:
* Briarthorn (40%): http://wotlk.wowhead.com/?object=1621
* Mageroyal (20%): http://wotlk.wowhead.com/?object=1620
Bruiseweed: http://wotlk.wowhead.com/?object=1622
Stranglekelp: http://wotlk.wowhead.com/?object=2045

Comentado por 204361

Text has changed in beta build 8982:

"Commonly obtained when milling Mageroyal, Briarthorn, Swiftthistle, Bruiseweed, and Stranglekelp."

So Alabaster Pigment lost Mageroyal, and Dusky/Verdant Pigment gained it. For those stockpiling herbs to power level inscription when the 3.0 patch hits in October, this may have a small impact on what you save up.

Comentado por 180977

I did milling % during the PTR- these arn't from live, but may help when choosing which flowers to mill.

Bruiseweed (DP)
12x2
7x3
7x4
7 VP
6.5 stacks
average number of DP proc: 2.8
average number of VP per stack: 1.1

Swifthistle (DP)
13x2
7x3
5 VP
5 stacks
average number of DP proc: 2.4
average number of VP per stack: 1
Mageroyal (DP)
20x2
26x3
8 VP
11.5 stacks
average number of DP proc: 2.5
average number of VP per stack: .7

Briarthorn (DP)
13x2
13x3
9 VP
6.5 stacks
average number of DP proc: 2.5
average number of BP per stack: 1.4

Comentado por 19604

If these lower-level herbs sell for a premium and/or appear in limited quantities on your AH, the best place to farm the mats for this pigment is The Barrens. All five herbs which mill into this appear in quantity in that zone. I was getting about 90 herbs (18 mills, or 13 pigment) per hour. Hit the bay from Ratchet to Northwatch Hold once an hour for 15 or so Stranglekelp (takes 3 minutes on a Sea Turtle).

Comentado por Paulosio

Expect the price of this pigment and the herbs its obtained from to rocket up in price since Midnight ink (created from this pigment) is used to create the vanishing powder needed to swap in glyphs from your glyph inventory.

Comentado por 726116

Hillsbrad Foothills is the best place I have found to farm herbs for this pigment. There is little to no competition and the herbs are very close together making it a pretty fast farm for your herbs needed.

Comentado por 796242

Personally I use Darrowmere Lake in Western Plaguelands whilst gathering this herb on a low level character. No mobs around so no danger! Easier on a druid for swim form obviously!

Comentado por 901632

Having decided to take inscription on a newly started character , i opted NOT to take herbalism as my second profession as i already have a maxed herbalist/alchemist. My thinking was , that it would be a lot quicker to level inscription without having to collect the herbs needed as i levelled up , instead using my 85 to quickly fly around and collect the needed herbs. Having read a few posts here on Wowhead i headed off to try Hillsrad Foothills for collecting mageroyal , briarthorn and the like . I can honestly say that this IS by far the best area to collect the herbs needed to create dusky pigment . I flew around the outside of the snowy area ( Alterac ) and around Dalaran crater for roughly 35 minutes and collected :

6 stacks of Mageroyal
5 stacks of Briarthorn
3 stacks of Swiftthistle
and 2 stacks of Bruiseweed

Hope this helps :)

Comentado por QuickBASIC

It's worth pointing out that there are no other inks to make with this pigment other than Tinta da Meia-noite, so go ahead and make it all at once, especially when it still gives skill points... even green.

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