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Comentario de 665258

New high level pigment from milling herbs in MoP.

Used to create Tinta de luz estelar

Comentario de hotZED

2-3 Pigmento sombrío 100%
1-3 Pigmento brumoso 25%

2-4 Pigmento sombrío 100%
1-3 Pigmento brumoso 50%

Seta del inocente

Loto dorado is not millable as of MoP launch (thx Geodew)

Comentario de 799845

Re: hotZED's chart

I'm surprised you didn't follow up with this math:

Rain Poppy, Green Tea Leaf, Silkweed, Snow Lily, Desecrated Herb: avg 10 shadow pigment per stack, ~1.1 misty pigment per stack.

Fool's Cap: avg 12 shadow pigment per stack, 2 misty pigment per stack.

Golden Lotus is not millable as of MoP launch (it was during some part of MoP beta).

Source: Mouse over WoWhead percentage drops on “Milled from” tab to see distribution of drop amounts

(Edit: To reflect Seahen's reply below)

Comentario de Runecapeman

Not sure how this hasn't been said yet: Golden Lotus is not millable.

Comentario de Swordy

After the change to spawns in 5.1, while you may get twice as much Misty Pigment from Fool's Cap, you can harvest twice as much of Green Tea Leaf in that time.

Comentario de 1071473

With the new lowered spawn rate of the Fool's cap,Don't it seem like farming up a bunch of the Green Tea Leaves be better for you if you are trying to make the Darkmoon cards. In my mind it would be easier because green tea leaves are al over and there is a lot to farm it is not as hard to come by as the fool's cap is. Just really asking your thoughts on the matter

Comentario de Istrebitel

Can someone explain why if you get 1-3 pigment with a 25% chance, or 1-3 pigment with a 50% chance, from 5 herbs, your average gain of pigment from a stack of herbs is ~1.1 / 2.0, not 2.0 / 4.0?

I mean, average of 1,2,3 is 2. 2 by 25% is 0.5, 20 / 5 is 4, 0.5 by 4 is 2, isn't it? With same maths, it is 4 for Fool's Cap. Why then people say here that you should get 1.1 pigment per stack from normal herbs and 2.0 for Fool's Cap?

Edit: My statistics show 250 rare pigment per 2500 common pigment miled from normal herbs, so that proves the fact data above (1 pigment per stack) is correct. However, then the "1-3 pigment" shown on wowhead must be incorrect?

Comentario de Uroshnor

Apparently, the chance for this to proc is now ~10%. I had thought I was getting fewer of these that I should these days, so I milled 670 herbs (134 mills) of non-Fool's-Gold Pandarian herbs. I got 644 Shadow Pigment and 68 Misty Pigment.

Comentario de Zandjil

Milled 615 Seta del inocente today and they turned into 363 Pigmento sombrío and 61 Pigmento brumoso.
This means that the average droprate is 0.59% for Pigmento sombrío and 0.1% for Pigmento brumoso, which amounts to 118 Pigmento sombrío and 20 Pigmento brumoso per stack of Seta del inocente.
So the old drop rates of 11-12 Pigmento sombrío and 2 Pigmento brumoso for the old stack sizes are still in effect, at least for Seta del inocente.

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