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Tigersblood Pigment

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Tigersblood Pigment details

TypeJunk
Item level35
Requires level35
Max stack200
BindingBind on Pickup
ExpansionMists of Pandaria
First seen in our databuild 5.5.4.69585

Read from the 12.1.0.69875 game build. Prices are US Auction House data.

What Tigersblood Pigment is used in

Inscription

RecipeSkill tier and categoryNeedsOther reagentsMakesLists at (US)Reagents per craft
Incarnadine InkPandaria Inscription, Quest, grey at 752Incarnadine Ink

"Needs" is how many one craft consumes. Reagent cost adds up the required materials at the cheapest current listing of each; it is left blank when any reagent has no live price. Recipes, quantities, products and skill tiers are read from the game data.

Leveling and recipes for Tigersblood Pigment

Incarnadine Ink (Quest) stops giving Inscription skill-ups at 75.

Recipe items that teach these crafts: Technique: Incarnadine Ink.

Reagents used with Tigersblood Pigment

In Incarnadine Ink, Tigersblood Pigment is combined with Spirit of Harmony and Starlight Ink.

What Tigersblood Pigment is crafted into

Incarnadine Ink (Junk). Made with Incarnadine Ink, 2 Tigersblood Pigment per craft.

Other reagents in the same recipe tiers as Tigersblood Pigment

Pandaria Inscription has 45 recipes. Besides Tigersblood Pigment, the reagents they call for most are Light Parchment (27 recipes), Ink of Dreams (24 recipes), Starlight Ink (18 recipes), Spirit of Harmony (15 recipes), Scroll of Wisdom (6 recipes), Bamboo Lumber (5 recipes), Desecrated Oil (2 recipes), Ghost Iron Bar (2 recipes), Inscribed Fan (2 recipes), Plain Wooden Staff (2 recipes).

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About Tigersblood Pigment

Tigersblood Pigment is a crafting material in World of Warcraft. This page tracks its verified Auction House price and the recipes that consume it, so you can judge whether it is worth farming, buying, or selling right now.

Demand comes from Inscription. When a recipe that uses Tigersblood Pigment spikes in value, the material tends to follow, so watch the recipes above alongside the price history.