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Thursday, December 23rd 2010, 12:20pm

Help me plz you experanced crafters :)

Ok this may seem to make no sence but im going to try anyways and i need help from an experanced crafter. so im making a Silver Sword lvl 29 (its the enhanced enhanced silk blade) i make 10 at a time, and normally i just get green enhanced and roll them into blue silver swords and sell them in AH. well today i was lucky enought to roll a purple enhanced silk blade with 114/114 dura, are the chances of me rolling a orange silver sword off that better then the green/blue enhanced silk blades or should i just AH that purple one as is?

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Saturday, December 25th 2010, 6:35am

The quality of the base weapon when making an improved version has no effect on the quality. So you have just a good a chance of making an orange from a green as you do a blue.

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Wednesday, January 5th 2011, 5:59pm

Thanks for the info

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Thursday, January 13th 2011, 2:33pm

I don't know what colour that sword is, but if it was green, the maximum you can get is purple.

White recipies have the highest probability of ending up white. They also have a 40%(?) chance to wind up green, and an even less chance (12.5%) to end up blue.

If the recipe is green, like your sword, the maximum it can go to would be purple. Don't quote me on this one, but i'm fairly certain than even though the recipe is aof higher calibur, the refining colour chance lowers through the ranks.

If the recipe is blue, it can be orange.

And finally, for those purple recipies, the item may be brown.

Note: Say you have a white recipe, and you have a 40% chance to get a green item, and a 12.5% chance to get a blue. That does not mean that if you farm 100 of that item, you will end up with 40 greens, 12 blues, and 48 whites. It just means that for each individual item you craft, you'll have the same chance over and over again. So, you could end up with 99 blues and one white, or all whites. Depends on luck of the draw. Good luck!