Glassblower's bauble

Is there any newbie guide on what flasks are worth using glassblowers baubles?

Granite flasks are a good choice or jade if you are EV.
Not really a hard rule here it is just little boost.
A few builds like Surgeons versions with Q.

Just use them on whites. So they get 5 quality per orb.

Any of the non health/mana flasks, as you're leveling. Then lvl-60 flasks once you can use them.
Granite and resist flasks are good.

You will use them on all your flasks. No need to worry about it until endgame when you are deciding on tour final flask setup.

I personally don't think there's such a guide but these are the ones all of my builds must have

If you notice most of them cure ailments of some sort, like shocked, frozen and chilled,etc. There are certain attacks that are common throughout the game and I think everyone should have a flask that will help defend against them. It doesn't matter what type of flask it's on, as long as that flask helps your build. Some people don't use life flasks, some don't use mana, so sometimes they are build specific.

The types I think every new player should have are, in no particular order:

1. Dispel Burning
2. Dispel Frozen and Chilled
3. Dispel Shocked
4. Dispel Bleeding
5. Dispel Curses
6. A panicked or instant recovery flask

There are certain combos that I think are very important too

1. A sapphire flask that dispels frozen and chilled
2. A topaz flask that dispels shocked
3. A amethyst flask the dispels burning
4. A movement flask that dispels bleeding
4. A granite flask with increased armor

These are just my opinions and flasks that I use for my builds which are, so far are melee based. The ones you use will depend on your builds and needs. As you play you will learn to swap them based on what level or map you're playing. There are probably limitless combinations so the only thing I can suggest is try the flask and if it helps you stay alive keep it. If you're going to try to roll any of these flasks just make sure you add the quality before you try. You'll have to use less baubles.

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Don't you mean dispel burning on a ruby flask?

Yes, that's what I meant. Oops. The reason I like having dispel bleeding on a movement flask is the last thing I want to happen is run away from a mob and bleed out. I play melee mainly so I'm up close to archers, snakes and those stupid monkeys in Sarn, so sometimes I have to make a quick getaway.

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fazlez1 написал:

The types I think every new player should have are, in no particular order:

1. Dispel Burning
2. Dispel Frozen and Chilled
3. Dispel Shocked
4. Dispel Bleeding
5. Dispel Curses
6. A panicked or instant recovery flask

There are certain combos that I think are very important too

1. A sapphire flask that dispels frozen and chilled
2. A topaz flask that dispels shocked
3. A amethyst flask the dispels burning
4. A movement flask that dispels bleeding
4. A granite flask with increased armor

These are just my opinions and flasks that I use for my builds which are, so far are melee based. The ones you use will depend on your builds and needs. As you play you will learn to swap them based on what level or map you're playing. There are probably limitless combinations so the only thing I can suggest is try the flask and if it helps you stay alive keep it. If you're going to try to roll any of these flasks just make sure you add the quality before you try. You'll have to use less baubles.

A bit of information overload?

Anyways, Perpetual Granite Flask of Iron Skin = Best Granite roll. Also, an Adrenaline roll (increased movement speed) on a Quicksilver flask is great for leveling, but in HC it's great to have dispel bleeding on a quicksilver instead.

to the OP - dont worry about conserving too much - Glassblower's Baubles are easy to get in the later part of the game. Devote 1/4 of a stash tab to Superior Flasks - pick one up any time you see it, and stash it. When your allotted space is full, vendor them - any combo with 40 quality is worth a Bauble. Keep doing this until you have several stacks of Baubles.

Dont bother to improve quality on any flask that's not top-tier (either Hallowed or Sanctified, or an effect flask) but feel free to invest in good flasks that are (e.g. that Granite Flask of Ironskin).

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A bit of information overload?

It was done for everyone who reads but may not know about what type of flasks are good