Master Glimer's allows the caster to enchant an item to a much greater extent than Brother Happalon's Elementary Enchanting, with it being possible to enchant an item until it radiates pure octarine brilliance.

It will however, take a number of casts to get to this level on most items. The number of casts taken will vary from caster to caster, depending on skills, but also on the item in question and the starting point. As a rough guide, a skilled caster will often enchant an item two or more stages of enchantment per spell, taking usually 3 or 4 casts from steady, with an extra if the item starts out only softly pulsing in dull octarine shades. The heavier the item, the more casts it is likely to require.

This is one reason to enchant the item to as high as you can with the weaker enchanting spell, or even have it enchanted by a witch, who can often reach a steady octarine glow. Not only will this reduce the number of casts necessary, but it is actually required for an item to be at least partially enchanted before Master Glimer's can be cast.

 

The 10 levels of enchantment are as follows:

1-10%: 'It occasionally pulses with octarine light'
11-20%: 'It emits a slight octarine glow'
21-30%: 'It softly pulses in dull octarine shades'
31-40%: 'It gives off a steady but dull octarine glow'
41-50%: 'It gives off a steady octarine glow'
51-60%: 'It glows an intense octarine'
61-70%: 'It emits a bright octarine colour'
71-80%: 'It brightly pulses octarine'
81-90%: 'It glows brilliant octarine shades'
91-100%: 'It radiates pure octarine brilliance'