Also, if you have the Engineering profession, you can obtain Volatile Air with the Electrostatic Condenser. Farming Volatile Water is a little more forgiving than Volatile Air, however, you are fighting more difficult mobs.
The drop rate is a little better than the Volatile Air Farming. You can also use your Fishing profession. You need to fish pools in the Cataclysms zones.
If you plan on farming Volatile Fire, then your luck has changed slightly as there are multiple zones and mobs you can choose from to do this. The drop rates for both of the mobs are typically the same. There are only 4 pools, and only 2 pools are active at anytime, so competition to farm these pools is steep. Generally speaking, the pools provide 1 or 2 Volatile Fire per catch, with 5 or 6 catches per pool.
You can easily get your hands on Fire, with no fighting in less than 5 minutes. Mining the dead mobs from both of these places can also provide bonus Volatile Earth. Sadly, Volatile Life is really only obtainable from the Herbalism profession.
Thanks for the clarification on zones and what we will receive : I actually just changed that modifier right before your post. Good catch, though! Now, if you'll excuse, I have some basic arithmetic to re-learn. Lylirra Friday, December 10, PM. As a correction to this statement, alchemists with Transmutation specialization will currently only have a chance to receive bonus Volatile elements when completing Transmute: Living Elements.
The bonus and its chance of success will not be determined by the zone in which the transmutation is completed. Apologies for the confusion. After testing, this has been confirmed as intended. We're aware that performing Transmute: Living Elements while in Deepholm does not currently yield any Volatile Earth and are working to apply a hotfix as we speak. Please note that once this hotfix is applied, you will no longer receive both Volatile Air and Volatile Earth when using the transmute in Uldum.
Instead, you will only receive Volatile Air excluding bonus procs. This was an unintended side-effect and will be addressed shortly. Juuna Friday, December 17, PM.
Narul Sunday, December 19, AM. It's less punishing if you miss a transmute. Something I did notice on the other hand was before 4. Now it seems I get every other volatile except the one I was transmuting. It seem's like they fixed it so if you transmute air the proc will rarely be the volatile you were aiming for. It really kinda sucks.
Has anyone else noticed this? Edit: To clarify to the posts below saying they can proc more then , im aware of that I was simply giving an example as to HOW the transmutation procs had changed. So you get procs steadily vs bursty. Comment by You can get more than 3 extra volatiles. Comment by ScubzMcTal I don't know if it is just me but there seems to be a bug where the cooldown isn't resetting. For the third day in a row I got the message "cooldown resets at midnight. Comment by Herbalism grants you a TON of volatile life.
I don't have alchemy just yet and I am always looking for someone in the trade district who can and I tip. If you have alchemy make sure you post in trade, there is money to be made.
Comment by could i not make volatile earth so much when i do this transmute? Comment by Erethzium Cast time was reduced in 4. Downrated for whatever reason. As this spell shares a cooldown with Truegold, and Transmute: Truegold was valued over Transmute: Living Elements, no one would ever use the Living Elements transmute.
However, as we all know, one volatile would always get too expensive. As most of us know, you can go to the respective zone Hyjal - Fire Deepholm - Earth Uldum - Air Vash'jir - Water to get a volatile of your choice, so this spell, Transmute: Living Elements, essentially always gives you the Volatile you want. They aren't moderately priced, though? Use Living Elements, and make great use of the cheap Volatile Life that exists on every server, or the herbalist that you raised to with alchemy.
Either way, alchemists always make money, and they always will. And that, my friend, is one example of why Alchemy is the best profession in World of Warcraft. Comment by Samphis Was the cooldown on this ever removed in Mists? I'd like to start working on the Sandstone Drake, but don't want to give up my Living Steel transmutes.
Comment by LiriellGarrosh As of patch 5. Comment by gfxdiva As of 31March - this is indeed on the Transmute: Living Steel Cooldown of one per day So as an alchemist - you must choose between the Living Steel xmute or the Volatile xmute as they do share the same exact cooldown. Rather disappointing D:. Comment by ggregt As of 6. No idea why, but Transmute: Living Elements is from 2 expansions ago.
Blizz needs to fix this. Comment by projecteulogy This apparently no longer coincides with where you are that will depend on what you get. Comment by Shnoidz Just a public service announcement, if you go to Uldum to get the volatile air, make sure you're not in the 8. I did the transmute today on 2 different toons in 8. Links WeakAuras Export.
Transforms the essence of life into another element. The exact result is not known ahead of time. Reagents Volatile Life Please keep the following in mind when posting a comment: Your comment must be in English or it will be removed.
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