Dungeons Gathering consumables from Forgery Chests

Hello gamers,

The Forgery rewards, at this time, are quite... mediocre, to say the least, and the majority of times you will lose money from doing a complete forgery run (unless you can assemble a squad, but even then, the rewards are not really worth your time).

Now, I'm sure that the thrill of forgery runs come with finding a mythic, but me and many others believe that there is something fundamentally flawed with the Forgery's loot, and there should be something unique in there that you can't get from anywhere else. (Watch LunaCrash's vid on this, I think he does an awesome job of explaining this and even more)

I've had an idea come to my head recently. As of now, all dungeons have a shop that sells gathering tools among many other things. Now, I'm personally not the greatest fan of that idea, but it is still an attempt to tie professions and combat together.

However, I think I have an idea in a similar vein that, while not a comprehensive fix for the forgery's problems, will greatly improve the rewards of Forgery runs, and tie dungeons and gathering even more. What if the reward chest gives an ample chance to obtain consumable items that give a gathering xp/speed bonus for a short while (independent from prof bombs)? (I know you can craft consus for this but it takes too long imo)

Spoiler: An example of the suggested item(s)

Corrupted Stew [3/3] (yes very creative name)

Effect:
- Duration: 10 mins

- Combat Lv. Min: 65

-750 Health
+35% Gather speed

Legendary Item

Those items would be tradable and will probably rise to very high demand, leading to ample gains from forgery runs and a new purpose for going run after run. They, in my opinion, should have a drop rate slightly lower than Blood Melange but still enough that an 8/8 run gives you a very good chance to get some.

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This is my first suggestion on forums by the way, please lemme know what you think!

tldr: gathering consus should be a reward from forgery chests to spice it up ig

 

Wynn players will say this was better written than Lari