Geodes for restoring fewell

[Kyrial]

I just thought it might be a nice idea to allow us to trade geodes to the Synergy Furnace to restore fewell, similar to the way crystals can. Geodes could give say, 10 or 20 fewell, compared to the 1 each crystal gives, or the 50 each fewell item does. It would be a nice use for all these geodes that, by now, I'm sure a lot of people are selling to NPCs rather than bothering to put them on the Auction House.

Also, as an alternative to trading geodes directly to the furnace to restore fewell, another idea would be to allow geodes to substitute for colored rocks in the Fewell item recipes.

On a related note, it would be nice if our Synergy Crucibles could store more than 99 fewell of each element... but maybe that's wishful thinking on my part.

[Miiyo]

Great idea!

[annewandering]

I like the store more than 99 idea too. Its amazing how fast you can knock them down.

[Godofgods]

Id be against this this but only form a crafting point of view. Whle the suggestion does make sence, theirs still a fair amount of ppl that would sue these for weapon trials. And more importently, (if priced right) geodes are an amazing synth to get goldsmithing up to 51. (couldnt u have made that 60 SE? lol) Granted at this point in the game, not many ppl are making/useing fewell to begin with.

[Daydreamer]

I like the Idea alot. Synergy is avoided in alot of ways because fewell is annoying and paying the NPC for reloaded Fewell is to expensive. Since synergy will be playing a larger roll for old Item's and hopefully newer gear as well, after the next major update.

It would be nice to see the Synergy npc either charge alot less to reload your fewell stock or give us another source of fewell which Geodes, that I actually just drop to the ground now, would do nicely for. You would find Geodes back on the AH with a slight increase in price also since they would have a new function, which would help gold smithers a bit since folks are getting closer and closer to tossing them as they drop into inventory.