Mistweaver Monk Enchanting

Welcome to the Mistweaver Monk Enchanting page! Enchanting is a profession that uses materials to create an “enchant” which is used on a piece of gear or item to enhance its stats or attributes. Enchants can also provide players with buffs and bonuses. On this page we’ll give you a short list of what we recommend for enchanting your items for the greatest benefit to you and a backup list should you need them (i.e. a cheaper option).

To obtain these enchants you have two options. Make Enchanting one of your Primary Professions so you can use materials to create enchants for yourself and you could even sell them to other players. Or receive them from another player off the Auction House(AH) or directly through trading. To view more about the enchanting profession, head over to the Mistweaver Monk Professions page.

To purchase them off the AH, simply go to an auction house in a Main City (you can ask a city guard where it is), search for the enchant by name and purchase it. It will then arrive in your mailbox and you can click on it to receive it in your bag. Once in your bag, you simply open your character screen and bag screen, right-click on the enchant in your bags and left click on the item on your character pane to enchant it.

Here are the top enchants we recommend for a Mistweaver Monk – you’ll notice there are two weapon enchants available, if you’re looking for better mana regen which you may be early on, go for Enchant Weapon – Mark of Shadowmoon – for Multistrike heavy builds, here are your enchants:

If you’re after a Crit heavy build, you can aim for these enchants:

If you’re level 90 looking for enchants, here’s what we recommend:

These are all recommendations only, you’re free to choose other options if you wish. Basically with these you can’t go wrong. It’s worth putting those top enchant on higher ilevel gear, and using the cheaper optional enchants on low ilevel gear, as this will get replaced earlier than high ilevel gear.

Now you have enchanted your gear, head to the Mistweaver Monk Gemming Page.

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