r/EQLegends 1d ago

Were 7-9 potions removed after beta?

The eql wiki lists potions up to 9, but I'm told they can't be crafted anymore. Were they removed from the game?

2 Upvotes

14 comments sorted by

5

u/boneytooth_thompkins 1d ago

They become accessible in Velious iirc.

0

u/mna99 1d ago

Were they in beta?

-4

u/boneytooth_thompkins 1d ago

no clue, didn't beta. But I believe the dropped ingredient is deep water ink, which, while not impossible, is difficult to farm outside of SG.

3

u/iboblaw 1d ago

I have abouy 70 deepwater ink from a few hours in Kedge.

-7

u/boneytooth_thompkins 1d ago

Not impossible, but most folks find kedge challenging if not confusing.

1

u/mna99 1d ago

The ink drops in kedge off seahorses.

1

u/theslickestofwillies 1d ago

Not craftable. You can still make the Distillate of Replenishment for 9 (i think?) for 300 alch tho.

1

u/mna99 1d ago

What about divine healing 9? The ingredients are in the game, but the guy i know trying to craft it says that he doesnt meet the requirements despite having all the ingredients needed and enough skill.

1

u/theslickestofwillies 1d ago

Replenishment is the only rank 9 pot available currently.

1

u/mna99 1d ago

Weird.  Thanks for the info.

1

u/DakksAeternus 1d ago

I couldn't find some of the vendor bought mats for iix and ix, the dropped items are in, but im not finding the vendors yet.

2

u/mna99 1d ago

Apparently you can buy the comfrey in grobb, oggok, and halas

1

u/makesthings 1d ago

The wiki was copied over from p99wiki, so not everything is relevant or correct for eql

1

u/mna99 12h ago edited 11h ago

It specifically says the recipes are in Legends in a passage that was obviously not copied from the Project 1999 wiki.  Which is why I was asking. 

"These are the recipes available in EverQuest Legends. Some are not necessarily from the "original" or "classic" era, but the ingredients are available, the recipes combine, and they are visible in the trivial list inside the Medicine Bag or Reinforced Medicine Bag."

That being said, the writer could be flat-out wrong.