Pre-tempering potion

Pre-tempering potions are special potions that must be poured on enhancive (including socketed fusion) or sanctified items to prepare them to take a standard temper potion. This preparation step is required for each step in an enchanting project, meaning a project for 0x to 1x would require a single dose, while a project for 4x to 5x would require five doses; one dose is required per step in each case. This pre-temper effect typically lasts five minutes, giving the enchanter ample time to pour the standard potion.

Pre-temper potions are typically more difficult to apply than regular potions, reflecting the expected increase in difficulty when enchanting the types of gear that they allow to be tempered. The increased difficulty is a potion penalty of - 200 to the standard pour activation formula as seen below.

MIU skill + LOG bonus + INT bonus + trunc(AUR bonus + WIS bonus)/2 + potion bonus/penalty - Item enchant bonus - Encumbrance Penalty - Armor Penalty

Types of Pre-tempering Potions

Ayveneh potion

An ayveneh potion is used to prepare gear with enhancive properties for tempering. This potion may be used on gear with a bonus of 30 or less, similar to mirtokh potion.

Profession	Wizard
Discipline	Potions
Spell	925
Uses	5
Rank taught	60
Rank end	63
Location	Traveling required

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1. Add water
2. Add 3 doses of ayana leaf
3. Add essence of water
4. Add 2 doses of powdered black opal
5. Simmer
6. Add 2 doses of powdered uncut diamond
7. Add 2 doses of faintly radiant dust
8. Add essence of water
9. Boil
10. Add 2 doses of powdered dragonfire opal
11. Add 2 doses of powdered moonglae opal
12. Add 3 doses of faintly shimmering dust
13. Add essence of water
14. Infuse
15. Chant Enchant Item (925)

Template:Recipe end *dragonfire opals are sold in the Teras Isle Cleric Guild
*moonglae opals are sold in the Ta'Illistim and Ta'Vaalor Cleric Guilds

Eoveneh potion

An eoveneh potion is used to prepare some sanctified gear for tempering. This potion may be used on gear with a bonus of 30 or less, similar to mirtokh potion.

Profession	Wizard
Discipline	Potions
Spell	925
Uses	5
Rank taught
Rank end
Location	West

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1. Add water
2. Add powdered uncut diamond
3. Add essence of water
4. Simmer
5. Add minor holy oil
6. Add faintly radiant dust
7. Infuse mana
8. Add radiant white soulstone
9. Chant Enchant Item (925)

Related recipes (can only be made by clerics)

Some minor holy oil Add blessed oil Add 4 doses of wraith talon from wraiths Add powdered white jade Boil Add ayanad crystal Add glowing white powder Simmer Chant Bless (304)

A radiant white soulstone Add crystalline solution Add powdered Kezmonian honey beryl Add minor holy oil Infuse Add powdered uncut diamond Add faint mote of soul Channel

Messaging

The messaging for a pre-temper potion follows a standard form, with each type of pre-temper having a different glow description:

Success:

You pour your potion on the chain.

As the liquid coats the surface of the green imflass chain, you murmur a few words of power while gesturing over the chain.<br The liquid quickly seeps into the green imflass chain and leaves nothing behind but a faint glow.
You examine the chain closely and, though the faint glow appears to be fading rapidly, are satisfied that it is ready to take a standard tempering potion.
Roundtime: 20 sec.
You have 2 doses left.

Failure:

You pour your potion on the chain.

The liquid absorbs into the green imflass chain too quickly as you fumble to begin your chant and gestures, and the chain is dry in a moment's notice leaving no noticable change.
Roundtime: 20 sec.
You have 3 doses left.

After 5 minutes the pre-temper effect will fade and must be re-poured. This messaging also takes a standard form with the same glow description as the pre-temper message:

Fade:

The faint glow fades from the green imflass chain.

Originally, the potion success formula was determined by having to reach a variable, higher threshold; now, the "Modifiers" (based on the wizard's skill) are reduced and a result of 101 is required instead.

See also

• Enchant Item (925)
• Enchanting updates (saved post) from 04/24/09