Dawn Crystal is a crafting material, not an enchant already applied to equipment. This WoW Retail option lists 100 crystals for comparison with the ingredients your chosen recipe needs.
An Enchanting material from disenchanting
The MMOMAX catalog tooltip describes Dawn Crystal as a Crafting Reagent gathered by players with the Enchanting skill by disenchanting items. It also says the material can be bought and sold on the Auction House. This identifies the stated acquisition process and trading context, rather than a particular enchant or character benefit.
Check the input before planning a craft
Look for Dawn Crystal explicitly in your recipe’s requirements. The description does not tell you which equipment produces it, how many crystals disenchanting yields, or which enchants consume it. If you are considering disenchanting your own equipment instead, verify those details before committing items. Do not assume any unwanted piece of gear will provide this specific crystal.
Review the hundred-crystal option
Dawn Crystal*100(A-t2) is the source label for 100 units. The A-t2 suffix is not treated as proof of quality. Compare the amount with your existing materials and verify any recipe-specific rank requirement separately.
Use profession basics for crafting preparation and item level versus character level to avoid confusing gear requirements. Consult binding and trading terminology for item movement questions. Source: MMOMAX’s WoW catalog.
Related guides
- How to Start Gathering and Crafting Professions in WoW Retail
- Item Level vs. Character Level in WoW: How to Read Gear Requirements
- Soulbound, BoE, and Warbound: Why You Cannot Trade Some WoW Items
Source and purchase context
The MMOMAX shared catalog is an external source and purchase link, not a preselected server or quantity. Confirm the actual options there. This is not local checkout. No price, stock, delivery time, or safety guarantee is provided or verified by this catalog record. Real-money trading (RMT) may violate game rules and may result in account sanctions.
The cover uses a source visual in a catalog composition; it is not gameplay or an exact tooltip.
