1. Inscribers create Glyphs which are enhancements to an individual’s spells or abilities.

2. Inscribers also able to make Vellum for enchanters to put their enchants on.

There are two kinds of Glyph:

1. Major – effective in combat

2. Minor – convenient or cosmetic improvements

There are different Glyph slots available for Individuals at different levels:

• Level 1-14: None.
• Level 15-29: 1 Major, 1 Minor.
• Level 30-49: 2 Major, 1 Minor.
• Level 50-69: 2 Major, 2 Minor.
• Level 70-79: 2 Major, 3 Minor.
• Level 80: 3 Major, 3 Minor.

The main material for Inscription is herb. You will get a skill known as Milling when you do Inscription, which will enable you to produce pigments from herbs. Pigments are important for creating Inks and Inks are to be used in producing Glyphs.

Leveling Inscription is best to be combined with Herbalism. This is because at some point, inscription recipe needs some kind of Ink.

Inscription is probably the easiest profession to level although there are certain difficult parts.

To begin your inscription journey:

• Begin by becoming an Apprentice Inscriber.
• At Inscription level 50 talk to the appropriate trainer to become Journeyman Inscriber which allows you to level your Inscription skill up to 150.
• At Inscription level 125 talk to the appropriate trainer to become Expert Inscriber which allows you to level your Inscription skill up to 225.
• At Inscription level 200 talk to the appropriate trainer to become Artisan Inscriber which allows you to level your Inscription skill up to 300.
• At Inscription level 275 talk to the appropriate trainer to become Master Inscriber which allows you to level your Inscription skill up to 375.
• At Inscription level 350 talk to the appropriate trainer to become Grand Master Inscriber which allows you to level your Inscription skill up to 450.

This shall guide you through your Inscription profession throughout your journey. Have fun with the new profession and Good Luck!