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[Hatem]

I'm planning to start Awakening soon and since I know nothing about runecrafting so far I just wanted to know if it is better to save all the runes in Origins and import rather than buying them in Awakening. I want to be able to make top tier runes but I don't want to spend money unnecessarily. Thanks!

Modifié par Gr4ntus, 25 février 2011 - 11:17 .

[caradoc2000]

In fact, you can make money with runecrafting (if you choose to).



I usually don't bother importing runes, you get two new tiers for runes plus all new armor runes so runecrafting is very useful ability. Also, you can respec your runemaker afterwards.

[SuicidalBaby]

you cant really rune craft top end till you get all the tracings. only keep runes you plan on using right away. When you do start crafting just make it easy on yourself and buy 2 stacks of paper and 1 etching stack so you wont waste all day on the math.

Recipes are in total values for that paticular rune level. You need all the recipes to make a Paragon rune.

1 Paragon = 32 novice runes, 63 blank, 56 etching (2 Masterpiece, 1 blank, 6 etching)

1 Masterpiece = 16 novice runes, 31 blank, 25 etching (2 Grandmaster, 1 blank, 5 etching)

1 Grandmaster = 8 novice runes, 15 blank, 10 etching (2 Master, 1 blank, 4 etching)

1 Master = 4 novice runes, 7 blank, 3 etching (2 Expert, 1 blank, 3 etching)

1 Expert = 2 novice runes, 3 blank (2 Journyman, 1 blank)

1 Journyman = 1 novice rune, 1 blank



So you can see why the is no point to bring over unnecessary runes, especially with so much gold on hand.

*cough*intensifing*cough* 3per weapon

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 26 février 2011 - 01:44 .

[war4n0th1n9]

I actually recommend you save the runes from Origins, to carry over to Awakening. Especially the grandmaster ones, for as doing so you will not have to make them, saves time and headache. Just look up which runes you plan to make and transfer what you need from origins to awakening.

[HolyAvenger]

So f*cking tedious.

[Grace1957]

Does anybody know if runecrafting is in DA2.God I hope not.

[caradoc2000]

As i recall, runecrafting is in DA2 in some form.

[SuicidalBaby]

HolyAvenger wrote...

So f*cking tedious.

not really, just simplify the process and buy 2 stacks of blanks, 1 etching. Then, if making paragon, buy the 32 novice runes. Less counting to go through, which is why I dont hold on to Origin Runes. That is what causes head aches. Once you simplify the process, it really isnt that bad. If youre a novice at it, the time consumed by the math alone can wear on you, especially if your main doesnt have at least one point in the skill because then you have to constantly leave the hall to get the unused character to simply check recipes. (rogues get enough skills so the PC can just runecraft without gimping yourself, I would consider respecing a PC 2x just so you dont have to leave the hall to craft. )

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 27 février 2011 - 01:05 .

[SuicidalBaby]

Grace1957 wrote...

Does anybody know if runecrafting is in DA2.God I hope not.

I hope there is TONS of runecrafting that you HAVE to do in order to procede so you give up the game in a fit of rage just so I dont have to read through more of your worthwhile comments everytime I see the subject on these forums.

GOD, I LOVE RUNECRAFTING!

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 26 février 2011 - 09:09 .

[Hatem]

Thanks for the info guys. So, from what I understand, if I import a character with 2 grandmaster flame runes (or buy them), I can make a paragon rune without going through all that trouble?

[SuicidalBaby]

4 grandmaster = 2 masterpiece = 1 Paragon
as long as you have the top 2 tracings, yes.

I would however suggest bringing your paralysis runes instead of elemental damage, the next levels are considerablly better with effects than a mere +2 more elemental damage.  All of which is replaced when you get to making Intensifing runes.  Best in the game by far.

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 27 février 2011 - 01:04 .

[Grace1957]

Thanks for your mature and informative answer Baby.

[SuicidalBaby]

Grace1957 wrote...

Thanks for your mature and informative answer Baby.

Yes, like ANY of your posts in any thread concerning runecrafting.  Notice ANY of my other posts, at all, by the way?  I am a font of knowledge willing to help anyone who bothers to ask.  You're a blip of ignorance.

Quit your whining.

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 27 février 2011 - 06:40 .

[Grace1957]

I was just voicing an opinion and trying to get a little information.No need to be rude.

[SuicidalBaby]

You voice your dislike for runecrafting in every thread that broaches the subjuct. Your question was already answered. I was solving you as a problem. Unless you have information that can assist these fine people, your repeated negitive opinion is not cared for. If you seek an apologetic voice from me, well my dear you shall find yourself forever wanting.
Good day.

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 27 février 2011 - 07:53 .

[MKDAWUSS]

I didn't mind runecrafting, but it was a bit of a chore, especially trying to keep track of how many blanks and etches you needed, and how many novices you needed to stockpile.

[HolyAvenger]

Stepping in and out of the hall, buying blanks and novices and etching stuff, running out of space in your inventory, oh it all got so boring.

[SuicidalBaby]

Stepping in and out of the hall, buying blanks and novices and etching stuff, running out of space in your inventory, oh it all got so boring.

Or you can do as suggested and respec when you do decide to rune craft so you can just stand there and get it done at the merchant. The storage chest makes room for you. Buying materials to make something, oh the horror of it.

I didn't mind runecrafting, but it was a bit of a chore, especially trying to keep track of how many blanks and etches you needed, and how many novices you needed to stockpile.

or you can just buy 2 stacks of blanks and etching, then sell the left overs when you're done. You have a lot of money in awakenings.