Good idea, but you can kind of do this now. Use Blue and Purple Aspects to level enchanting. Make them on one character, decon them on another, you level both. Use Greens up to about L15, Blues to about L30/35, then Purples to L45 or so. Once you get that high then make glyphs using runes you don't know. That will get you close to L50, then finish off with the Purples.

The reason you stop the craft/decon briefly at L45 is depending on how many runes you don't know, your going to gain 2 to bit more than 4 levels so this way you don't wasted any Purple Aspects.

Nestor wrote: »

Good idea, but you can kind of do this now. Use Blue and Purple Aspects to level enchanting. Make them on one character, decon them on another, you level both. Use Greens up to about L15, Blues to about L30/35, then Purples to L45 or so. Once you get that high then make glyphs using runes you don't know. That will get you close to L50, then finish off with the Purples.

The reason you stop the craft/decon briefly at L45 is depending on how many runes you don't know, your going to gain 2 to bit more than 4 levels so this way you don't wasted any Purple Aspects.

Those are good tips, thanks. I am not necessarily in a position to fully utilize these tips however. I had started leveling Enchanting in the very beginning, and would enchant my gear as I leveled. One day I just stopped around level 30'ish in Enchanting. I already know pretty much every Essence though, except for the new potency runes each time you level, I couldn't benefit from learning any new runes. Anyway, I was just thinking it would be a nice thing to have, and parallel with people trying to level, it would give another rune for people to sell on the market. (I'm 8/9 trait in everything, most recipes known, and maxed in Alchemy, guilty of looking for the easy way out in Enchanting..)

Mephisto939 wrote: »

I don't see the need for it. Yes it takes a bit longer to get to 50 enchanting, but you don't have to learn a gazillion traits like in smithing etc...

Yea I mean maybe it's not "needed" but I think it would add value to the craft. Even if you just gave intricate rune from writ bags, I could see them selling.

Mephisto939 wrote: »

SneaK wrote: »

Yea I mean maybe it's not "needed" but I think it would add value to the craft. Even if you just gave intricate rune from writ bags, I could see them selling.

Well this is essentially what the green glyphs you get in writs are.

I honestly don't know a lot about this, I haven't got a max level enchanter and therefore haven't been doing writs. Are you saying the green glyphs would give an equal about of exp as to what an intricate item gives in say, woodworking?

For people who don't have a max enchanter, you can usually buy cheap Denata, Jehade and essence runes and then tip a crafter to make them up for you.