All are fine now, since they reduced the quality of the jewelry crafting ones, keeping the number of vouchers. The blue ones are quite common and if they're in a common trait they're actually worth doing. The only change I would make would be to increase the trait coefficient a bit, so Swift & Triune give slightly more vouchers, something around 40 instead of 30 for blue, and a similar 10 units increase for purple. The trait stones for those are an order of magnitude more expensive than the rest.

tmbrinks wrote: »

Asardes wrote: »

All are fine now, since they reduced the quality of the jewelry crafting ones, keeping the number of vouchers. The blue ones are quite common and if they're in a common trait they're actually worth doing. The only change I would make would be to increase the trait coefficient a bit, so Swift & Triune give slightly more vouchers, something around 40 instead of 30 for blue, and a similar 10 units increase for purple. The trait stones for those are an order of magnitude more expensive than the rest.

Swift has been removed from the loot table. So, if you've gotten them since Scalebreaker, report it as a bug.

I agree on Triune though.

Triune blue are destroyed. Triune for Purple and Gold aren't too bad, since the trait coefficient combined with the expense of the Zircon and Chromium platings means that the trait stone is only a small fraction of the total cost.

I did see a few Triune, don't remember Swift though but I supposed all traits dropped. But if they removed it, that's a good choice since it was kinda circular spending vouchers to get more vouchers. I don't bother with Jewelry writs but I do get loads of them and started selling. On EU PC price was around 120-125 gold per voucher, but I saw that sales stalled, and adjusted it to 100-105 and then 80-82 which seems to be selling just fine. For someone who buys to craft they're not bad, since other vouchers are more expensive, 300 or so gold per voucher. So that discount probably offsets the higher cost of materials.