Warhammer : Talisman Tier Guide

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Value:

Mythic uses a very simple staircase formula for all their Talisman making components, +1 value for each step up all the way to the top.

 

This is the left column on my chart, starting with the value 0 vendor "Fragile" fragments, and ending at the bottom with value 36, skill 200 purple items. Here is the entire value breakdown by component.

Essence: (1.1.0d changes)

 

There are nine essences, one for each skill requirement from 1 to 200. They are all blue in color, but are no longer worth what the chart would suggest.

 

Mythic reduced all essence values by one, but neglected to change their text color to green in order to match this. So the first essence now values 2, and the last values 34.

Gold Dust: (1.1.0d changes)

 

These are white or green, so there are 18 different value gold dusts.

 

Mythic increased all gold dust values by one, but neglected to change their text colors to green & blue in order to match this. So the first set of gold dusts now value 2 & 3, and the last value 34 & 35.

 

Curios:

Every color, there are 40 different value curios from 1 to 40. At skill 200 there are two sets of curios, and the higher value set is specifically labeled on my chart with names and values.

 

Fragments:

 

Massively complicated compared to the others, there are nearly 800 different fragments. The "Fragile" fragments sold by vendors are value 0, they will yield a +1 stat for 30 minutes talisman.

 

These are for 'power-skilling' to 25, NOT for selling. There are standard fragments that follow the color chart, value 1 through 36, and there are upgrade fragments worth one extra, value 2 through 37.

 

These upgrade fragments are obtained by salvaging criticals only, and are noted by a changed suffix. The suffix list is on the right side of my chart.

Talisman Tiers:

The second column shows the required value necessary for a skill 200 Talisman Maker to achieve each tier of talisman. Simply add the four component values together and the total tells what tier you will make.

 

Most commonly, you will be going for 104 value for a +9 white, 120 value for a +13 green or +16 blue, or 144 value for a +20 purple.

 

Skill Level Vs. Required Value:

For talisman makers still skilling up, the required value chart will be too high. There are five brackets, 1-49, 50-99, 100-149, 150-199, and 200.

 

At 200 the chart stands, but for every bracket lower you must add 1 value to succeed, +1 at 150-199, +2 at 100-149, +3 at 50-99, and +4 at 1-49.

 

So a beginner with 1-49 skill, trying to make a tier 3 talisman, would need 28 value to succeed, whereas an artisan 200 skill talisman maker would need 24.

 

Artisan's Gift:

In each RvR lake there is a flag labeled Artisan's Gift that adds 10 to all your skill levels.

 

If you breach a skill bracket you will in fact gain the +1 value from skill, so a 45+10 skill talisman maker will need +3 on the chart to make tiers, instead of +4. That crafter will also be able to use skill 50 components.

 

Tier Bumping Example:

Salvage a rank 16 purple and crit "even better" for a skill 75 purple fragment; you want the best talisman possible from that lucky catch!

 

It's value is 17, so add a 200 essence for 34 value, a 200 green curio for 34 value, and a 200 green gold dust for 35 value. 17+34+34+35 = 120

 

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