Classic You know what would make Inscription amazingly useful?

If Blizzard would create essentially what amounts to a transmog system for spells. Most any spell that has any kind of colored lighting effect should essentially be able to alpha shift it's RGB pretty easily into different colors. They would be a great candidate for making new, personalized glyphs. An inscriptionist would be able to make a glyph for a chosen spell to match it to a selectable color from a basic color wheel + alpha channel. Bake in some limits (ex. to prevent invisible spells), and you have what would amount to an endless number of cosmetic glyph possibilities.This sounds eerily similar to what people have been asking for with outfit transmog since inception. The problem there is the texture colors are caked in, so without a major rework, you'd only be able to alter the entier piece's RGB channels at best. This would look terrible on like 90% of outfits, which makes it not worth the time for Blizz to implement without a rework to do it properly. But it's much easier with spells/ability effects, since they tend to consistent of one or two colors, of which tend to be of a similar color shade. So simply altering the RGB channel of those would create a much nicer and cohesive effect. That's essentially what we're seeing with the Destruction warlock's green fire.Could also make weapon enchantments follow the same logic to do the same thing for Enchanting, really. Imagine Wraithchill, but being as a tmog enchant set to whatever RGB color you have the maker match. via /r/wow https://ift.tt/398Ym7s