Inscription Leveling Guide
 This Inscription Leveling Guide will show
you the quickest and easiest way to begin leveling the
Inscription profession in World of Warcraft.
Inscription was added to World of Warcraft in
the 3.0 patch in 2008. With Inscription you can make
glyphs which yourself and other players can add to improve
their character with better efficiency, damage and
many other things. Inscriptionists can also make cards
for decks such as the Demons Deck. A really great added
benefit of Inscription is that you can make Shoulder
Enchants.
The best profession to combine with Inscription
is Herbalism. You will be needing a lot of herbs while
leveling... and a stack of herbs can be VERY EXPENSIVE on
the Auction House. So, if you want to save some gold while
leveling your Inscription, pick up Herbalism. You can
find our World
of Warcraft Herbalism Guide Here.
The first thing you'll need to do in our
Inscription Leveling Guide is get training. Go to an
Inscription Trainer in any of the major
cities and learn Apprentice
Inscription. If you're not sure where the
trainer is, just ask a guard and they'll point you in the
right direction.
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You will be using [Milling] to mill 5 herbs for anywhere
from 2 - 4 pigments. Here's a list of what you can
expect to get by Milling various herbs:
[Alabaster Pigment] - Bloodthistle,
Peacebloom, Silverleaf, Earthroot
[Dusky Pigment] / [Verdant
Pigment] - Mageroyal, Briarthorn,
Swiftthistle, Bruiseweed, Stranglekelp
[Golden Pigment] / [Burnt
Pigment] - Wild Steelbloom, Grave Moss,
Kingsblood, Liferoot
[Emerald Pigment] / [Indigo
Pigment] - Fadeleaf, Goldthorn,
Khadgar's Whiskers, Wintersbite
[Violet Pigment] / [Ruby
Pigment] - Firebloom, Purple Lotus,
Arthas'Tears, Sungrass, Blindweed, Ghost Mushroom,
Gromsblood
[Silvery Pigment] / [Sapphire
Pigment]- Golden Sansam, Dreamfoil,
Mountain Silversage, Plaguebloom, Icecap
[Nether Pigment] / [Ebon
Pigment] - All Outland herbs.
[Azure Pigment] / [Icy
Pigment] - All Northrend Herbs.
Just to note, there are a lot of other Glyphs and
Scrolls available at different skill ranges with the same
amount of materials needed. So where you see [Glyph of ...] for
example, you can choose between more recipes that are orange to
you and require the same amount of materials (maybe a scroll or
inscription that would be beneficial to YOU :o)
1-75
75 - 125
Learn Journeyman Inscription from your
trainer.
- 75 - 80 - 20 x [Midnight Ink] - 40 Dusky Pigment
- 80 - 100 - Make any Glyph that is orange to
you and requires 1 Midnight Ink. Glyphs turn yellow after
10 points here. When the recipe goes yellow, learn new
recipes and choose another Glyph.
20 x [Glyph of....] - 20 Midnight Ink, 20 Light
Parchment
- 100 - 105 - 60 x [Lion's Ink] - 120 Golden Pigment
- 105 - 120 - Make any Glyph that is orange
to you and requires 1 Lion's Ink. Glyphs turns yellow after
5 points, then learn new recipes and choose another
Glyph.
20 x [Glyph of ...] - 20 Lion's Ink, 20 Common
Parchment
125 - 200
Learn Expert Inscription from your
trainer.
- 125-133 - Turn all your [Burnt
Pigment] into [Dawnstar
Ink]. If you don't mill your
own herbs and you don't have Burnt Pigment, you can just
make any Glyph between 125-140 that is orange to
you.
- 133 - 141 - 8 x [Strange Tarot] - 8 Lion's Ink, 8
Dawnstar Ink, 8 Common Parchment
- 141 - 150 - 13 x [Glyph of Lighting Bolt] - 26 Lion's
Ink, 26 Common Parchment
- 150 - 155 - 60 x [Jadefire Ink] - 120 Emerald
Pigment
- 155 - 175 - Orange Glyphs and Scrolls which
requires 1 Jadefire Ink each.
20 x [Glyph of ...] - 20 Jadefire Ink, 20 Common
Parchment
That concludes my Inscription Leveling Guide. If you
followed it, you should now be at 200. You'll want to
continue leveling up to 450.
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