Midnight introduces a fresh set of consumables, enchants, and gems you can use to power up your character. Many options will look familiar, but there are also new names and a few effects that work differently.
One important system change: enchantable gear slots are different in Midnight — cloak and bracer enchants are gone, while shoulder and helm enchants return.
This page is designed as a reference list (not a best-in-slot recommendation). Use it to quickly see what can be crafted by each profession or bought from the Auction House.
Enchants and Item Enhancements
Below is a complete index of Midnight enchants and item enhancements, grouped by the profession that makes them. Use it as a quick checklist for what you can craft yourself or buy on the Auction House.
Enchantable slots in Midnight: Helmet, Shoulder, Rings, Boots, Chest, and Weapons.
Tailoring
Spellthreads are leg enhancements crafted via Tailoring.
| Name | Gear Slot | Stats/Buffs |
| Legs | Increased Intellect | |
| Legs | Increases Intellect and Stamina | |
| Legs | Increases Intellect and maximum Mana |
Leatherworking
Armor kits are leg enhancements crafted via Leatherworking.
| Name | Gear Slot | Stats/Buffs |
| Legs | Increased Agility / Strength and Stamina | |
| Legs | Increased Agility / Strength and Armor | |
| Legs | Increased Agility / Strength |
Enchanting
Midnight enchants are applied to specific gear slots. The table below lists each enchant, its slot, and its effect.
| Name | Gear Slot | Stats/Buffs |
| Boots | Increased Speed and Stamina | |
| Boots | Increased Avoidance and Stamina | |
| Boots | Increased Leech and Stamina | |
| Chest | Increased Strength and Stamina | |
| Chest | Increased Intellect and Maximum Mana | |
| Chest | Increased Agility and Speed | |
| Chest | Increased Primary Stat | |
| Helm | Increased Speed | |
| Helm | Increased Speed and Vigor Charge when defeating and enemy outdoors in a midnight zone | |
| Helm | Increased Leech and heals when defeating enemies outdoors in a midnight zone | |
| Helm | Increased Avoidance burst of movement speed when defeating enemies outdoors in a midnight zone | |
| Helm | Increased Leech | |
| Helm | Increased Avoidance | |
| Rings | Increased Mastery | |
| Rings | Increased Critical Strike Effectiveness | |
| Rings | Increased Critical Strike | |
| Rings | Increased Critical Strike | |
| Rings | Increased Haste | |
| Rings | Increased Versatility | |
| Rings | Increased Haste | |
| Rings | Increased Versatility | |
| Rings | Increased Mastery | |
| Shoulders | Increased Speed | |
| Shoulders | Increased Avoidance | |
| Shoulders | Increased Speed | |
| Shoulders | Increased Avoidance | |
| Shoulders | Increased Leech | |
| Shoulders | Increased Leech | |
| Weapon | Chance to gain increased Strength for 15 seconds | |
| Weapon | Chance to gain increased Mastery for 15 seconds | |
| Weapon | Chance to gain increased Haste for 15 seconds | |
| Weapon | Chance to Inflict additional fire damage overtime | |
| Weapon | Chance to gain increased Critical Strike for 15 seconds | |
| Weapon | Chance to ideal additional bleed damage | |
| Weapon | Chance to grant a damage absorb shield to friendly players that explodes for damage | |
| Weapon | Chance to grant a damage absorb shield to friendly players | |
| Weapon | Chance to gain increased Versatility for 15 seconds |
Profession Tool Enchants
These enchants apply only to your Profession Tool and provide profession-focused stats.
Note: Profession phials that increase profession skills are listed later in the Alchemy → Phials table.
| Name | Gear Slot | Stats/Buffs |
| Profession Tool | Increases Perception | |
| Profession Tool | Increases Resourcefulness | |
| Profession Tool | Increases Finesse | |
| Profession Tool | Increases Multicraft | |
| Profession Tool | Increases Ingenuity | |
| Profession Tool | Increases Deftness |
Consumables
This section covers combat and utility consumables available in Midnight — including flasks, phials, potions, weapon enhancements, and food. Everything is grouped by profession so you can quickly find what’s craftable versus what you’ll typically pick up on the Auction House.
Hunter note: Midnight adds a Hunter-only weapon consumable category called Ammo. It’s separate from Weapon Oils (it doesn’t replace them) and only Hunters can use it.
Alchemy
Alchemy provides many of Midnight’s core consumables: flasks, phials, potions, and cauldrons (including a PvP-only flask).
Flasks
Flasks are long-duration stat buffs (commonly 1 hour) and remain a staple consumable in Midnight.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Haste | |
| Increased Mastery | |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Increases Honor gains by 15% for 1 hour |
Phials
Phials are similar to flasks, but they focus on profession-related bonuses and crafting stats.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Perception and Deftness | |
| Increased Ingenuity and Crafting Speed | |
| Increased Finesse and Deftness |
Potions
Potions include damage, stat, healing, mana, and utility effects — usually with short durations.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Primary Stat for 30 Seconds | |
| Restores Health | |
| Restores both Health and Mana | |
| Grants a damage Absorb Shield | |
| Grants invisibility for 18 seconds | |
| Restores Mana | |
| Restores Mana over time, but you have to sit and drink for 10 seconds | |
| Gain a large amount of Highest Secondary Stat and lose a small amount of your lowest Secondary Stat for 30 seconds | |
| Deal additional stacking holy damage to a single target, resets upon changing target | |
| Restore Health over 20 seconds | |
| Increases primary stat for 30 seconds, occasionally summons a silenced void zone | |
| Slows falling speed |
Cauldrons
Cauldrons are placed on the ground for your party/raid, allowing members to take fleeting flask or potion variants.
| Name | Usage |
| Party and Raid members can take potions of their choosing from the cauldron | |
| Party and Raid members can take flasks of their choosing from the cauldron |
Blacksmithing
Blacksmithing offers temporary weapon enhancements, plus a tool-focused option for profession gear.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Attack Power for 1 Hour | |
| Increased Attack Power for 1 Hour | |
| Increased Finesse on Gathering Tools for 2 hours |
Enchanting
Midnight enchants are applied to specific gear slots. The table below lists each enchant, its slot, and its effect.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Critical Strike and Haste | |
| Chance to cause extra arcane damage | |
| Chance to grant an Absorb Shield |
Engineering
Engineering adds Hunter-focused items in Midnight, including new scopes and Ammo. Scopes replace traditional enchants and Ammo acts as the Hunter-only alternative to temporary oil buffs.
Note: Potion bombs share a cooldown with regular battle potions.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Mastery | |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Chance to deal additional nature damage over time | |
| Chance to deal additional AoE fire damage |
Food
Cooking offers a wide set of food buffs, including options for primary stats, secondary stats, and combinations. Items are ordered with the highest-stat options first.
Tip: Some foods have vegetarian and fish variants — checking the Auction House can help you find the cheapest version.
Hearty Food: Hearty versions persist through death. Crafting a hearty variant requires 5 of the base food.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Main Stat and Stamina (Feast) | |
| Increased Main Stat and Stamina (Feast) | |
| Increased Highest Secondary Stat and Stamina (Feast) | |
| Increased Highest Secondary Stat and Stamina (Feast) | |
| Primary Stat | |
| Primary Stat | |
| Increased Highest Secondary Stat | |
| Increased Highest Secondary Stat | |
| Increased Mastery | |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Increased Haste | |
| Increased Mastery | |
| Increased Haste | |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Increased Haste | |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Versatility and Haste | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Haste | |
| Increased Mastery and Versatility | |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Mastery and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Mastery and Haste | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Versatility | |
| Increased Primary Stat | |
| Increased Primary Stat | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Versatility | |
| Increased Mastery and Versatility | |
| Increased Versatility and Haste | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Haste | |
| Increased Primary Stat | |
| Increased Mastery and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Mastery and Haste | |
| Increased Primary Stat |
Gems
Midnight gems cover the usual spread of primary-stat and secondary-stat options. Some gems focus on a single secondary stat, while others combine two secondaries with one weighted higher.
Tables below are split by base gem type so you can jump straight to the gem family you’re looking for.
Eversong Diamond
Eversong Diamond is a unique-equip gem family focused on primary stats (Intellect, Strength, or Agility), sometimes with additional effects. Because these are unique-equip, you can socket only one Eversong Diamond at a time.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Primary Stat | |
| Increased Primary Stat and Critical Effect per unique Midnight gem color | |
| Increased Primary Stat and Movement Speed per unique Midnight gem color | |
| Increased Primary Stat and Mana Pool per unique Midnight gem color |
Heliotrope (PvP Gems)
Heliotrope gems are PvP-focused and include PvP-specific effects and interactions.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Primary Stat and getting Snared increases the damage of your next attack | |
| Increased Primary Stat and opponent’s failed interrupt attempts against you grant Precognition | |
| Increased Primary Stat and reduced damage taken when affected by crowd control |
Lapis
Lapis gems are the Midnight gem option focused on Versatility as their primary secondary stat. Flawless Lapis variants provide the same stat type, but with a stronger bonus.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Versatility and Haste | |
| Increased Versatility and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Versatility and Mastery | |
| Increased Versatility | |
| Increased Versatility and Haste | |
| Increased Versatility and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Versatility and Mastery |
Peridot
Peridot gems are centered around Haste as their primary secondary stat. Flawless Peridot versions offer the same effect, but with increased stat values.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Haste | |
| Increased Haste and Versatility | |
| Increased Haste and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Haste and Mastery | |
| Increased Haste | |
| Increased Haste and Versatility | |
| Increased Haste and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Haste and Mastery |
Garnet
Garnet gems focus on Critical Strike as their primary secondary stat. Flawless Garnet variants provide the same stat type, but with a higher value.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Versatility | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Haste | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Mastery | |
| Increased Critical Strike | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Versatility | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Haste | |
| Increased Critical Strike and Mastery |
Amethyst
Amethyst gems provide Mastery as their primary secondary stat. Flawless Amethyst versions grant the same bonus, but with increased stat values.
| Name | Stats/Buffs |
| Increased Mastery | |
| Increased Mastery and Versatility | |
| Increased Mastery and Haste | |
| Increased Mastery and Critical Strike | |
| Increased Mastery | |
| Increased Mastery and Versatility | |
| Increased Mastery and Haste | |
| Increased Mastery and Critical Strike |
Gem Sockets
Adding Gem Sockets (PvE vs PvP)
Midnight includes items that add a gem socket to specific gear slots. These options apply to Helm, Bracers, or Belt, and they are split between PvE and PvP gear.
Radiant Jewelbinder adds a Gem Socket onto either a Helm, Bracers or Belt and can only be used on PvE gear. It is sold by Vaultkeeper Elysa (by the Great Vault in Silvermoon City) in exchange for 6 Thalassian Token of Merit.
To add sockets to PvP gear, use Galactic Jeweler's Setting. It can also only be applied to helms, bracers and belts, and these are sold by Mirvedon in Silvermoon City.