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	=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===		=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===
	New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows ~~it's~~ own 5 minute rule.)		New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows its own 5 minute rule.)

	=== Pool G (Temporary Powers from Defeats) ===		=== Pool G (Temporary Powers from Defeats) ===

SekoiaBot: Replacing Consignment House with Auction House.; cosmetic changes

2012-06-29T18:29:16Z

Replacing Consignment House with Auction House.; cosmetic changes

Aggelakis at 08:30, 20 December 2011

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	'''Recipes''', along with [[Invention Salvage]], are used to craft enhancements, costumes, respecs, and powers first introduced by the [[Invention System]] in [[Issue 9]]. Recipes are acquired by defeating PvE enemies, defeating players in [[PvP]], spending merits ([[Reward Merit\|reward]], [[Alignment Merit\|alignment]], [[Incarnate Merit\|incarnate]]), spending [[Ticket]]s, trading with other players, or buying from the [[Consignment House]]. Recipe drops require access to the [[Invention License]] in some way, including [[Paragon Market]] temporary unlock, [[VIP Player\|subscription]] temporary unlock, or permanent unlock via [[Paragon Rewards Program\|Paragon Rewards]].		'''Recipes''', along with [[Invention Salvage]], are used to craft enhancements, costumes, respecs, and powers first introduced by the [[Invention System]] in [[Issue 9]]. Recipes are acquired by defeating PvE enemies, defeating players in [[PvP]], spending merits ([[Reward Merit\|reward]], [[Alignment Merit\|alignment]], [[Incarnate Merit\|incarnate]]), spending [[Ticket]]s, trading with other players, or buying from the [[Consignment House]]. Recipe drops require access to the [[Invention License]] in some way, including [[Paragon Market]] temporary unlock, [[VIP Player\|subscription]] temporary unlock, or permanent unlock via [[Paragon Rewards Program\|Paragon Rewards]].

	Most recipes are for [[Invention Origin Enhancements]] ("IOs"). A recipe is required to make every IO (except for Common IOs that have been [[Invention Worktable#Memorizing common recipes\|memorized]]). You also need [[Invention Salvage]], an [[Invention Worktable]] and [[~~Influence]]/[[Infamy~~]]. A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with a recipe uses up the recipe.		Most recipes are for [[Invention Origin Enhancements]] ("IOs"). A recipe is required to make every IO (except for Common IOs that have been [[Invention Worktable#Memorizing common recipes\|memorized]]). You also need [[Invention Salvage]], an [[Invention Worktable]] and [[inf]]. A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with a recipe uses up the recipe.

	== Recipe Drop 'Pools' ==		== Recipe Drop 'Pools' ==

Aggelakis: reword overview, license note

2011-12-20T08:16:24Z

reword overview, license note

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	Recipes are ~~one of~~ the ~~in-game rewards that come from playing City of Heroes that was added~~ in [[Issue 9~~\|Issue 9: Inventions~~]]		'''Recipes''', along with [[Invention Salvage]], are used to craft enhancements, costumes, respecs, and powers first introduced by the [[Invention System]] in [[Issue 9]]. Recipes are acquired by defeating PvE enemies, defeating players in [[PvP]], spending merits ([[Reward Merit\|reward]], [[Alignment Merit\|alignment]], [[Incarnate Merit\|incarnate]]), spending [[Ticket]]s, trading with other players, or buying from the [[Consignment House]]. Recipe drops require access to the [[Invention License]] in some way, including [[Paragon Market]] temporary unlock, [[VIP Player\|subscription]] temporary unlock, or permanent unlock via [[Paragon Rewards Program\|Paragon Rewards]].

	Recipes are ~~part of the Inventions System. They are used to craft items useful to~~ players ~~such as power enhancements or temporary powers or respecs or costume unlocks.~~

	~~A Recipe is required to make~~ [[~~Inventions~~]] (~~except for Common IOs that have been~~ [[~~Invention Worktable#Memorizing common recipes~~\|~~memorized~~]]~~). You also need~~ [[~~Invention Salvage~~]], an [[~~Invention Worktable~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~Influence~~]]/[[~~Infamy~~]].

	~~A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with a recipe uses up~~ the ~~recipe.~~

	~~Most recipes are for~~ [[Invention ~~Origin Enhancements~~]], ~~see that article for more information about ''IOs''~~.

			Most recipes are for [[Invention Origin Enhancements]] ("IOs"). A recipe is required to make every IO (except for Common IOs that have been [[Invention Worktable#Memorizing common recipes\|memorized]]). You also need [[Invention Salvage]], an [[Invention Worktable]] and [[Influence]]/[[Infamy]]. A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with a recipe uses up the recipe.

	== Recipe Drop 'Pools' ==		== Recipe Drop 'Pools' ==
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	No recipe is tied to doing a specific task. This is done so people don't plan on farming AVs for rares. So completing any mission will award a random recipe from Pool B for that level, and defeating any foe, be it minion or boss, can award a recipe from Pool A for that level of foe, and so on.		No recipe is tied to doing a specific task. This is done so people don't plan on farming AVs for rares. So completing any mission will award a random recipe from Pool B for that level, and defeating any foe, be it minion or boss, can award a recipe from Pool A for that level of foe, and so on.


	=== Pool A (Enemy Defeat) ===		=== Pool A (Enemy Defeat) ===
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	Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].		Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].



	These powers can not be sold or traded by [[Consignment House]], but the recipe and salvage to make them can be.		These powers can not be sold or traded by [[Consignment House]], but the recipe and salvage to make them can be.
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	They drop only from foes that would ordinarily have a chance to drop a level 50 enhancement, so a level 47 minion, a level 46 lieutenant, etc. An easy way to tell if an enemy might drop a purple recipe is if it [[Con System\|cons]] green or better to a level 50 character. Additionally, only level 50 characters can slot Very Rare enhancements.		They drop only from foes that would ordinarily have a chance to drop a level 50 enhancement, so a level 47 minion, a level 46 lieutenant, etc. An easy way to tell if an enemy might drop a purple recipe is if it [[Con System\|cons]] green or better to a level 50 character. Additionally, only level 50 characters can slot Very Rare enhancements.


	=== Pool B (Mission Complete) ===		=== Pool B (Mission Complete) ===
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	It should be noted that the [[Cavern of Transcendence Trial]] used to award Pool B recipes, instead of Pool C or Pool D.		It should be noted that the [[Cavern of Transcendence Trial]] used to award Pool B recipes, instead of Pool C or Pool D.


	=== Pool C and D ===		=== Pool C and D ===
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	==== Very Rare Boss Defeat Chance ====		==== Very Rare Boss Defeat Chance ====
	New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a Pool C+D drop from defeating a Boss (or Elite Boss or AV rank foe). This is a very rare chance to happen. This pool is weighted by usefulness as explained above.		New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a Pool C+D drop from defeating a Boss (or Elite Boss or AV rank foe). This is a very rare chance to happen. This pool is weighted by usefulness as explained above.


	=== Pool E (Costumes) ===		=== Pool E (Costumes) ===
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	Costume items currently can only be used by the person who makes them; making a costume item automatically delivers it to [[Icon]] or [[Facemaker]] for you to use. In other words, you can't invent a costume and then sell or give or trade that costume away. You can sell, give away, or trade the recipe and salvage for the costume, though. Once crafted, these costume pieces are treated like any other unlocked costume piece at the clothing shop and are now always available to be used on the character that crafted it. Prices for adding the costume piece fit the normal curve for costume changes.		Costume items currently can only be used by the person who makes them; making a costume item automatically delivers it to [[Icon]] or [[Facemaker]] for you to use. In other words, you can't invent a costume and then sell or give or trade that costume away. You can sell, give away, or trade the recipe and salvage for the costume, though. Once crafted, these costume pieces are treated like any other unlocked costume piece at the clothing shop and are now always available to be used on the character that crafted it. Prices for adding the costume piece fit the normal curve for costume changes.


	=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===		=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===
	New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 5 minute rule.)		New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 5 minute rule.)


	=== Pool G (Temporary Powers from Defeats) ===		=== Pool G (Temporary Powers from Defeats) ===
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	Temporary powers when crafted can only be used by the person who makes them. After they are created, the power icon should appear as normal in your tray and under the powers menu. Like all [[Temporary Powers]], these have a set number of uses before they disappear. Unlike many of their brethren though, you can craft the same power multiple times (requiring that the first is used up).		Temporary powers when crafted can only be used by the person who makes them. After they are created, the power icon should appear as normal in your tray and under the powers menu. Like all [[Temporary Powers]], these have a set number of uses before they disappear. Unlike many of their brethren though, you can craft the same power multiple times (requiring that the first is used up).


	== Mission Architect Tickets ==		== Mission Architect Tickets ==
	When playing [[Mission Architect]] arcs, the normal drop pools are suspended and [[Ticket]]s are rewarded in the place of recipes, enhancements, etc. However, when an arc is granted the status of [[Developer's Choice]], the player running the arc may choose either Tickets or normal rewards. "Normal rewards" treats the Dev Choice like any other mission in regards to rewards, including even the Very Rare (Purple) recipe drops.		When playing [[Mission Architect]] arcs, the normal drop pools are suspended and [[Ticket]]s are rewarded in the place of recipes, enhancements, etc. However, when an arc is granted the status of [[Developer's Choice]], the player running the arc may choose either Tickets or normal rewards. "Normal rewards" treats the Dev Choice like any other mission in regards to rewards, including even the Very Rare (Purple) recipe drops.


	== Purchasing Recipes ==		== Purchasing Recipes ==
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	* A '''[[Random Rare Recipe Roll\|Rare Recipe Roll]]''' will roll on a ''weighted by usefulness'' Pool C & D table.		* A '''[[Random Rare Recipe Roll\|Rare Recipe Roll]]''' will roll on a ''weighted by usefulness'' Pool C & D table.


	== Selling Recipes ==		== Selling Recipes ==
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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|~~----~~-		\|-
	! Recipe level		! Recipe level !! divider
	! divider		\|-
	\|~~----~~-
	\| 10-25 \|\| 8		\| 10-25 \|\| 8
	\|~~----~~-		\|-
	\| 30-40 \|\| 5.3		\| 30-40 \|\| 5.3
	\|~~----~~-		\|-
	\| 45-50 \|\| 4		\| 45-50 \|\| 4
	\|}		\|}

Zombie Man: moving Temporary Recipes to their own pool. See Talk:Invention_Temporary_Powers

2011-02-06T02:27:34Z

moving Temporary Recipes to their own pool. See Talk:Invention_Temporary_Powers

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	*Pool E: Costume Recipes from Minions		*Pool E: Costume Recipes from Minions
	*Pool F: PvP Player Defeats		*Pool F: PvP Player Defeats
			*Pool G: Power Recipes from defeating general enemies

	Pool A is huge. Pools B, C+D, E, and F are smaller. Most [[Invention Origin Enhancements#Set IO Enhancements\|Enhancement Sets]] have all IOs in Pool A alone. Some of the recipes from pools can be purchased with [[Special Salvage#Reward Merit\|Reward Merits]] or [[Ticket]]s directly, or give you a chance to ''roll'' for them.		Pool A is huge. Pools B, C+D, E, and F are smaller. Most [[Invention Origin Enhancements#Set IO Enhancements\|Enhancement Sets]] have all IOs in Pool A alone. Some of the recipes from pools can be purchased with [[Special Salvage#Reward Merit\|Reward Merits]] or [[Ticket]]s directly, or give you a chance to ''roll'' for them.
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	Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].		Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].

	~~==== Temporary Power Recipes ====~~
	~~:''Main Article'': [[Invention Temporary Powers]]~~

	Temporary powers when crafted can only be used by the person who makes them. After they are created, the power icon should appear as normal in your tray and under the powers menu. Like all [[Temporary Powers]], these have a set number of uses before they disappear. Unlike many of their brethren though, you can craft the same power multiple times (requiring that the first is used up).

	These powers can not be sold or traded by [[Consignment House]], but the recipe and salvage to make them can be.		These powers can not be sold or traded by [[Consignment House]], but the recipe and salvage to make them can be.
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	=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===		=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===
	New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 5 minute rule.)		New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 5 minute rule.)


			=== Pool G (Temporary Powers from Defeats) ===
			:''Main Article'': [[Invention Temporary Powers]]

			Temporary powers when crafted can only be used by the person who makes them. After they are created, the power icon should appear as normal in your tray and under the powers menu. Like all [[Temporary Powers]], these have a set number of uses before they disappear. Unlike many of their brethren though, you can craft the same power multiple times (requiring that the first is used up).

Shakey420 at 23:59, 21 October 2010

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	=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===		=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===
	New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 10 minute rule.)		New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 5 minute rule.)

Shakey420 at 23:59, 21 October 2010

2010-10-21T23:59:01Z

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	=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===		=== Pool F (PvP Defeats) ===
	New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 10 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 10 minute rule.)		New to the game in [[Issue 14]] is the chance for a very rare special PvP Recipe to drop from defeating another player (in the Arena or in a PvP Zone or presumably also in a Base Raid if that is ever reestablished). Once you get a PvP Recipe drop, there is a 5 minute cool down before you are eligible for another PvP Recipe drop. (This has nothing to do with Rep credit which follows it's own 10 minute rule.)

Sekoia: fixing link to avoid redirect

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fixing link to avoid redirect

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	=== Pool A (Enemy Defeat) ===		=== Pool A (Enemy Defeat) ===
	These recipes come from defeating a computer controlled foe. The recipe may be common, uncommon, or rare. If a team defeats an enemy that drops a recipe, it goes to a random team member. The enemy's rank affects how likely it is to drop a recipe, with higher ranks giving higher chances (bosses more so than lieutenants, for example). The enemy's level does ''not'' influence drop chances, except that enemies that are too low in comparison to the player character, that [[~~con system~~\|con]] grey, provide no rewards at all (except reduced experience points). Drop chances aren't affected by the enemy's faction, either. None of these factors influence what kinds of recipes might drop or how likely they are to be common, uncommon, or rare.		These recipes come from defeating a computer controlled foe. The recipe may be common, uncommon, or rare. If a team defeats an enemy that drops a recipe, it goes to a random team member. The enemy's rank affects how likely it is to drop a recipe, with higher ranks giving higher chances (bosses more so than lieutenants, for example). The enemy's level does ''not'' influence drop chances, except that enemies that are too low in comparison to the player character, that [[Con System\|con]] grey, provide no rewards at all (except reduced experience points). Drop chances aren't affected by the enemy's faction, either. None of these factors influence what kinds of recipes might drop or how likely they are to be common, uncommon, or rare.

	In a post, since purged, [[Positron (Developer)\|Positron]] stated the drop rates for Pool A (enemy) drops are:		In a post, since purged, [[Positron (Developer)\|Positron]] stated the drop rates for Pool A (enemy) drops are:

Aggelakis: recover costume recipe details

2010-06-20T06:42:03Z

recover costume recipe details

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	=== Pool E (Costumes) ===		=== Pool E (Costumes) ===
	In [[Issue 10]], all [[Invention Made Costumes]] were moved to this new pool to increase their drop rate. Costume recipes no longer drop off any critter ranks except Minion. On the other hand, it is possible to defeat a Minion and get both a Pool A and a Pool E recipe.		In [[Issue 10]], all [[Invention Made Costumes]] were moved to this new pool to increase their drop rate. Costume recipes no longer drop off any critter ranks except Minion. On the other hand, it is possible to defeat a Minion and get both a Pool A and a Pool E recipe.

			Costume items currently can only be used by the person who makes them; making a costume item automatically delivers it to [[Icon]] or [[Facemaker]] for you to use. In other words, you can't invent a costume and then sell or give or trade that costume away. You can sell, give away, or trade the recipe and salvage for the costume, though. Once crafted, these costume pieces are treated like any other unlocked costume piece at the clothing shop and are now always available to be used on the character that crafted it. Prices for adding the costume piece fit the normal curve for costume changes.

Aggelakis: /* Costume Recipes */

2010-06-20T06:37:23Z

Costume Recipes

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	:''Main Article'': [[Invention Made Costumes]]		:''Main Article'': [[Invention Made Costumes]]

	Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].		Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].

	==== Temporary Power Recipes ====		==== Temporary Power Recipes ====

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	'''Recipes''', along with [[Invention Salvage]], are used to craft enhancements, costumes, respecs, and powers first introduced by the [[Invention System]] in [[Issue 9]]. Recipes are acquired by defeating PvE enemies, defeating players in [[PvP]], spending merits ([[Reward Merit\|reward]], [[Alignment Merit\|alignment]], [[Incarnate Merit\|incarnate]]), spending [[Ticket]]s, trading with other players, or buying from the [[~~Consignment~~ House]]. Recipe drops require access to the [[Invention License]] in some way, including [[Paragon Market]] temporary unlock, [[VIP Player\|subscription]] temporary unlock, or permanent unlock via [[Paragon Rewards Program\|Paragon Rewards]].		'''Recipes''', along with [[Invention Salvage]], are used to craft enhancements, costumes, respecs, and powers first introduced by the [[Invention System]] in [[Issue 9]]. Recipes are acquired by defeating PvE enemies, defeating players in [[PvP]], spending merits ([[Reward Merit\|reward]], [[Alignment Merit\|alignment]], [[Incarnate Merit\|incarnate]]), spending [[Ticket]]s, trading with other players, or buying from the [[Auction House]]. Recipe drops require access to the [[Invention License]] in some way, including [[Paragon Market]] temporary unlock, [[VIP Player\|subscription]] temporary unlock, or permanent unlock via [[Paragon Rewards Program\|Paragon Rewards]].

	Most recipes are for [[Invention Origin Enhancements]] ("IOs"). A recipe is required to make every IO (except for Common IOs that have been [[Invention Worktable#Memorizing common recipes\|memorized]]). You also need [[Invention Salvage]], an [[Invention Worktable]] and [[inf]]. A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with a recipe uses up the recipe.		Most recipes are for [[Invention Origin Enhancements]] ("IOs"). A recipe is required to make every IO (except for Common IOs that have been [[Invention Worktable#Memorizing common recipes\|memorized]]). You also need [[Invention Salvage]], an [[Invention Worktable]] and [[inf]]. A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with a recipe uses up the recipe.
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	Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].		Prior to [[Issue 10]], Costume Recipes were part of Pool A. They have been moved to their own pool, [[#Pool E (Costumes) \|Pool E]].

	These powers can not be sold or traded by [[~~Consignment~~ House]], but the recipe and salvage to make them can be.		These powers can not be sold or traded by [[Auction House]], but the recipe and salvage to make them can be.

	==== Respec Recipes ====		==== Respec Recipes ====
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	[[Common Invention Recipes\|Common recipes only]] can be purchased at fixed prices from any [[Invention Worktable]]:		[[Common Invention Recipes\|Common recipes only]] can be purchased at fixed prices from any [[Invention Worktable]]:
	* Level 10 - 25 Common IO recipes can be purchased for half of the recipe's crafting cost.		* Level 10 - 25 Common IO recipes can be purchased for half of the recipe's crafting cost.
	** Example: a level 15 Damage IO recipe has a crafting cost of 3600 influence/infamy. You may purchase this recipe for 3600 * .5 or 1800 influence/infamy.		** Example: a level 15 Damage IO recipe has a crafting cost of 3600 influence/infamy. You may purchase this recipe for 3600 * .5 or 1800 influence/infamy.

	* Level 30 - 40 Common IO recipes can be purchased for three-fourths of the recipe's crafting cost.		* Level 30 - 40 Common IO recipes can be purchased for three-fourths of the recipe's crafting cost.
	** Example: a level 35 Damage IO recipe has a crafting cost of 62700 influence/infamy. You may purchase this recipe for 62700 * .75 or 47025 influence/infamy.		** Example: a level 35 Damage IO recipe has a crafting cost of 62700 influence/infamy. You may purchase this recipe for 62700 * .75 or 47025 influence/infamy.

	* Level 45-50 Common IO recipes can be purchased for the crafting cost.		* Level 45-50 Common IO recipes can be purchased for the crafting cost.
	** Example: a level 45 Damage IO recipe has a crafting cost of 177200 influence/infamy. You may purchase this recipe for 177200 influence/infamy.		** Example: a level 45 Damage IO recipe has a crafting cost of 177200 influence/infamy. You may purchase this recipe for 177200 influence/infamy.

	Divide the purchase price by 4 to determine how much an NPC vendor will buy the recipe for (see below).		Divide the purchase price by 4 to determine how much an NPC vendor will buy the recipe for (see below).