Has any strides been done to make BODs easier to do, easier to store and easier to fill, compared to the nightmare they once were?
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Bulk Order Deeds
- Thread starter Lord Chaos
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Do you mean something like BoD Books?
And they have added options in the crafting gumps to make a set number of items (instead of crafting 20 platemail gorgets one at a time, you can select to make 20 of them without having to click the "make last" button 19 times).
Well, Bod Books are old and still annoying to use. Had hoped there was some sort of mass storage for them instead of having 20+ BOD books.
The feature of creating many things at once is a good idea, I like it.
The feature of creating many things at once is a good idea, I like it.
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The three main improvements to the BOD system lately are:
1. When you turn in a deed, you can get a new deed immediately (makes doing the "junk" BODs worth it for a batch of 100+ pulls at a time)
2. "Batch" item creation (Make #, Make Max) originally part of KR, now available in both clients
3. Smithing BOD rewards were tweaked at the top end to help make higher end runics a little easier to obtain.
The three main improvements to the BOD system lately are:
1. When you turn in a deed, you can get a new deed immediately (makes doing the "junk" BODs worth it for a batch of 100+ pulls at a time)
2. "Batch" item creation (Make #, Make Max) originally part of KR, now available in both clients
3. Smithing BOD rewards were tweaked at the top end to help make higher end runics a little easier to obtain.
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The three main improvements to the BOD system lately are:
1. When you turn in a deed, you can get a new deed immediately (makes doing the "junk" BODs worth it for a batch of 100+ pulls at a time)
2. "Batch" item creation (Make #, Make Max) originally part of KR, now available in both clients
3. Smithing BOD rewards were tweaked at the top end to help make higher end runics a little easier to obtain.
The three main improvements to the BOD system lately are:
1. When you turn in a deed, you can get a new deed immediately (makes doing the "junk" BODs worth it for a batch of 100+ pulls at a time)
2. "Batch" item creation (Make #, Make Max) originally part of KR, now available in both clients
3. Smithing BOD rewards were tweaked at the top end to help make higher end runics a little easier to obtain.
Is there any place that lists the new chances? Did any of them change which BODs give what?
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ToR has the best charts set up, but they haven't been updated for the new changes. However info gathering threads are on the Craftsman Data Forum here.
Also, if you are using the EC and have Copper Enhanced or another UI with the Item Properties Evaluator mod installed, you can see what reward a BOD will give you by mousing over the deed (which is nice).
ToR has the best charts set up, but they haven't been updated for the new changes. However info gathering threads are on the Craftsman Data Forum here.
Also, if you are using the EC and have Copper Enhanced or another UI with the Item Properties Evaluator mod installed, you can see what reward a BOD will give you by mousing over the deed (which is nice).
Otherwise, none of the rewards have changed from their original base - if you were supposed to get a 115 PS (tailoring) then, odds are, you are still going to get one. However, there is an outside chance of getting something better - a 120, or even a horned or barbed runic - but that pretty much runs into the don't hold your breath realm.
Also, as a side effect from the imbuing skill, the lower level runics are actually more desirable than the higher level ones. Crafting with fewer mods at higher (now potentially 100%) intensities allows for far greater customization, at the savings of relic frags and other of the extremely high priced ingredients.