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It used to be possible to save yourself something like 8,000 gold by running a goblin character out to Yasmin (the seller) in Uldum to take advantage of Best Deals Anywhere and the guild perk Bartering, but Blizzard seems to have hotfixed that happy little trick out of existence just a few days ago. Even if you're an herbalist/fisherman and can easily afford to create the eight Flask of the Winds, Flask of Titanic Strength, and Deepstone Oil necessary, you'll still have to blow your daily Truegold transmute 12 times (or buy it off others) and shell out for the non-negotiable, 5,000-gold Pyrium-Laced Crystalline Vial and the 3,000-gold Sands of Time (eight of them!).

However, creating an actual Vial is a hugely expensive undertaking. Most of the time, the jars will contain Mummified Organs (oh, eww), but eventually you'll hit pay dirt and the get the Vial recipe.

Granted, we started off with an absolutely atrocious amount of RNG involved in getting this, which has been ameliorated somewhat, but how can you not love the idea of digging up a thousand-year-old alchemical recipe from a jar buried in an ancient desert city? Anyway, the recipe's available as a random drop from Canopic Jars, which you'll find alongside tol'vir artifact fragments.

Sandstone Drake You're going to spend an awful lot of time digging up tol'vir artifacts for a shot at the recipe for this bad boy, but I have to admit that I really liked the implementation of the Vial of the Sands all the same.

If you're not an alchemist, you can buy it off a player because the Vial of the Sands is BoE, albeit a very expensive BoE. There's one mount available from alchemy, but you're if the alchemist in question, you'll have to spend a fairish amount of time involved with high-level (450+) archaeology as well.

Combining The Ambassador and Mountain O' Mounts.

Regrettably, I am the bearer of some very bad news this week concerning the Vial of the Sands for all those of you who like circumventing the highest costs in the game. There are a number of interesting (and by interesting, perhaps I mean 'occasionally very expensive and likely to drive you insane via RNG-laden accessibility') mounts available from professions, though for some of them, you'll have to be a practitioner in good standing before you'll ever be able to learn them. Today, we are convinced that archaeology's RNG won't apply to us. Every Thursday, The Overachiever shows you how to work toward those sweet achievement points.

Ultramarine qiraji battle tank new model how to get