There are three colored gem slots in Outlands gear: Blue, Red, and Yellow.
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A more detailed list of all available gems, their stats, and how to acquire them will follow later. There are some special named high-level gems not specifically listed here, but the colors still correspond to usual traits. Any mismatch between slot type and gem color will negate the bonus. So, in this case, you can have a Blue, Purple, or Green gem in the first Blue slot, and Yellow, Orange, or Green gems in each of the two Yellow slots. This bonus will only apply if you have filled these colored gem slots with the correct colored gems. There is also a Socket Bonus that gives +4 Critical Strike Rating. You only have to worry about matching socket type to gem color if there are Socket Bonuses or Meta Gems in play.įor example, the blacksmithed item Bulwark of Kings has three gem slots - one Blue and two Yellow. Meta Gems also only activate under certain conditions, such as having more Blue gems socketed than Yellow, and that too relies on matching gem color to slot type. Some gear will offer a Socket Bonus, which you only get if you match the colored slots to the properly colored gems. Gems in Outlands come in six colors, each of which fits into any slot, but may provide bonuses if the gem color matches the slot color. Azeroth-era gear has no sockets.įor more information about Jewelcrafting, please see our separate guide:īurning Crusade Classic Guide to Jewelcrafting There are some low-level Common quality gems you can even buy from NPC vendors.Īlso, while Jewelcrafting will be added back into the Classic zones on Classic/Burning Crusade progression servers, socketed gems are not part of the Classic Jewelcrafting. While Jewelcrafting is a reliable source for gems, there are many other sources for gems, including dungeon and raid drops, world drops, quests, reputation rewards, and PvP rewards.
Understanding how to use these gems properly and when color matching is necessary will help you know what gems to look for. Gems in Burning Crusade come in a rainbow of colors. Later, this guide will include gem charts so you can discover where to find the best gems for your needs!īurning Crusade was the first expansion to introduce the Jewelcrafting profession, and along with that, the first to introduce gems you could insert into sockets to add stats and traits to your gear.
Welcome to Wowhead's guide to Burning Crusade Classic Socketed Gems! This guide will explain how socketed gems work in Burning Crusade Classic, including how to use colored gems and Meta gems, which require specific criteria to activate.
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