Transmuting

               ==What Can You Transmute?==
In order for an item to be transmutable, it must meet the following conditions:
*Be of Treasured, Mastercrafted, Legendary, or Fabled quality. 
**This excludes all Handcrafted items as well as equipment of uncommon or common quality.
**Although marked as Treasured, Journeyman spells can not be transmuted (because they are of the same actual rarity as Handcrafted items).
*Not be marked as NO-VALUE or ORNATE
*Not be a stackable or consumable item (i.e., not be food, ammunition, etc.)
*Have a level indicated on the item. This excludes items such as furniture.

The general rule of thumb is that it has to be a non-ORNATE item that can either be equipped or scribed that you could sell to a vendor. Typically transmuted items include:
*Adept spells
*Treasured equipment (typically of low desirability)
*Expert spells (typical in the lower tiers)
*Legendary equipment (of low desirability)

The rarity of the item you transmute determines which component(s) you can get:
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" 
! Item Type|| Common Result|| Uncommon Result
|----
|Treasured items
|Fragment 
|Powder 
|----
|Adept spells
|Fragment
|Powder
|----
|Mastercrafted equipment
|Fragment
|Powder
|----
|Expert spells 
|Powder    
|Infusion  
|----
|Legendary
|Powder
|Infusion
|----
|Fabled
|Infusion 
|Mana
|}


Each item that you break down will become either one, or the other, or both of the raws possible from that type of item. This can make transmuting very expensive especially in later tiers as the cost of each adornment in raw materials increases as the rarity of the adornment and the tier of the adornment go up.