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Weapon glow
Last wiki revision 2021-11-14
Weapon glows are glowing effects that typically appears on enchanted weapons. While some weapon glows are intrinsic effects on magical weapons (these organic glows cannot be overridden by enchantments), most weapon glows that you might see are from enchantments. This page lists the glows players can apply to weapons with the help of enchanters. It is designed to help players (especially new players) determine the relative cost, brightness, and color of all available glows.
It is worth noting that glows do not look the same on all computers. Video settings have an influence, which means the same glow will look stronger on a high-end video card. Even so, there are still varying intensities of glow which are apparent on any given computer.
A very important feature of this list is that it should include various levels of brightness that can be compared. Glow brightness is ranked by level, starting at 1 for the dimmest glow (example: Red-2 is brighter than Red-1).
Since Patch 2.4, all glows are visible on the character selection screen.
See all melee weapon enchants.
See all two-handed weapon enchants.
- denotes the enchant came with the Burning Crusade expansion and requires a level 35 or higher item.
- denotes the enchant came with the Wrath of the Lich King expansion and requires a level 60 or higher item.
- denotes the enchant came with the Cataclysm expansion and requires an item with 300 or higher item level.
- You cannot enchant fishing poles.
- You can enchant a miner's Mining Pick, but the enchant's glow will not be visible during the mining animation.
Categories
- Enchanting
Source
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Weapon_glow · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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