For personal bonuses, you'll be able to take advantage of three rare and epic gems. I'm sure I could have said better, you'll get huge bonus gems that give you that you have 68 attack power and boost your stats to 34 when normally your gems will only be 16th strength at this stage of the game you know just before the start of Wrath of the Lich King.
This is the same with other primary stats such as 34 intelligence 34 agility, but there is really something for everyone. If you parry MP five expert to get 44 hits and you'll haste absolutely every gem you'd like.
This is the reason why, much as the blacksmithing videos I released, it's very customizable, and in certain aspects of the game aren't just be stuck with one stat, or needing plenty of attack power as an melee character, or as a hunter marksman Hunter trying to go for the hard armor pen cap in the end, you'll be playing with a Gemin Pens of Armor.
The possibility of getting more armor pen out of these gems is a huge benefit. The only one slight downside is the jump-start. very, extremely strong, and they remain sturdy throughout.
You could also say that they'll lose a bit of their power once the epic gems are released that everyone has access to due to them being to say 16 strength or 16 agility. Given 20 strength or 20 agility you're still getting 14 of the primary stat more , even in the event that the epic gems come out.
But it was just worthy of mentioning, as if it was all that was needed. As you start to collect a large amount of your Jewelcrafting tokens , you've got all the tokens that you require. You can create blue 187 Ilevel rings. They are fairly inexpensive to create and will result in some top quality gold. There's also some good epic rings and next specifically for tanks, but there are also some armor pen gear such as on next and rings that's quite hard to come by early on.If someone wants to begin looking for an armor pen this early, which I would not recommend it, at the very least offer them a few necks and rings and a plethora of other tanksing rings in the next casting of rings.
