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The engineering spell Healing Injector Kit creates 5 of these kits.
Using one of these kits casts the spell: Runic Healing Injector
1 of these Kits will take 20 Runic Healing Potion which stack to 5,
and convert them to 20 Runic Healing Injector which stack to 20.
Thus each cast of this engineering recipe can convert 100 potions.

Комментарий от Defirion

To make a use a set of 5 Healing Injector Kits you will need the following material

Goldclover x 100
Icethorn x 200
Imbued Vial x 100
Saronite Bar x 12 (24 ore)
Handful of Cobalt Bolts x2 (2 bars - 4 ore)

Комментарий от 113282

If this is TRUE, then why these kits will be usefull?

Комментарий от RazerMuffin

Use with caution

Anyone else a little scared by a supposed medicine that goes in by means of injecting and has this on its warning label?

Комментарий от Nerobyrne

Do these still actually have a use now that pots stack anyways?

Комментарий от 369664

seems like a waste of matts to me for 25% gain in pots

Комментарий от MrBrightOne

Runic Healing Pot: 2700 - 4500 HP regained.

25% = 675 - 1125

If you're in dire need of healing and hit this thing, you're already gaining only 4.5k health to begin with under best circumstances (as a tank, Naxx-10/ToC-5 geared, I have over 30k health unbuffed). Doesn't that extra 1k sound REALLY good right about then?

Комментарий от 50966

What you have to take into account when considering the mats cost is the sheer number of potions this recipe ends up converting in a single craft.

Base material cost for the recipe:

24 Saronite Ore
2 Cobalt Ore (worst case, the cobalt bolts recipe creates a variable amount)

The recipe creates 8 injector kits each of which converts 20 potions into injectors, so 160 injectors per craft. Dividing that out into a per-potion cost means you're spending roughly 0.15 saronite ore and 0.0125 cobalt ore a piece.

On the servers I play on saronite ore can be had straight off the AH for approximately 65s each, and cobalt ore for closer to 1g each at present. So in the end I'm paying about 11 silver per potion to consume them in injector form for the 25% benefit. Given that the potions themselves cost ~3-4g each this seems like a pretty solid deal without even considering the fact that the 25% bonus could mean the difference between success and failure in a boss fight.

Комментарий от smiley001

Since Patch 3.2.0, Runic Healing Potions stack up to 20 by default. To compensate, engineers now receive 25% bonus healing when consuming a Runic Healing Injector which translates into 675 ~ 1125 extra HP gained.

Additionally, you now receive 8x Healing Injector Kit for each craft, instead of just 5.

Materials required to make 5 stacks of 20 Runic Healing Injectors:

100x Goldclover
200x Icethorn
100x Imbued Vial
36x Saronite Bar (or 72x Saronite Ore
6x Handful of Cobalt Bolts (or 2~4x Cobalt Bar/Ore

On a sidenote; the 25% bonus healing does not stack with the 40% bonus healing from any of the Alchemist Stones. I doubt that there are more then a handfull of players using this combination of professions though :)

I combined all the scattered information in 1 comment for convenience - most credit goes out to others for the initial data :)

Комментарий от drowningpool

huh blizz...taking away the benefits of being an engineer one step at a time at least give us some way to make money with this profession instead of 95% of items we make u have to be an engineer

Комментарий от 450647

I didn't see it mentioned above, but having finally got around to making some of these myself, they have the nice bonus that the injectors fit in your toolbox.

i.e. using this kit means I can keep my healing potions (in improved form) in the biggest bag I carry anyway, saving other bag space :-)

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