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Thread: Grinding to Master Armour smith questions.

winzor1
Mon Dec 29, 2003 6:00 am
#1

Ok so my bad holo told me to go master armor smith, fun i tought, but since i never focused on any artisan skills what so ever, im kind of lost in this area.

I have compiled a little macro witch i can run and it seems to work fine for me, however here is my question.

Starting from novice artisan, what things should i focus on making that gives the best amount of exp in each stage up to master armor smith. I do know this is gonna take some time and alot of cash, i dont mind that at all, but i wana get there before 2005

any help apriciated.

/mindwipe



Mindwipe @ Chimaera
Sunakk
Mon Dec 29, 2003 9:28 am
#2

When I was going up through Artisan, I found bone armor chest plate to be a good way to get experience points. I'm pretty sure it's 2 points per resource, plus all the points for the components. You'll need a lot of bone, hide, fiberplast, and other resources--but bazaars are always have something, and I'm sure scouts will be willing to sell their resources as well.




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drwoobie
Mon Dec 29, 2003 10:32 am
#3

I personaly ground shirts and boots to get up to master artisan.


Once you pick up novice armorsmith, hook up with a tailor to produce you crates of synthetic cloth. Expect to pay $3k per crate (seems to be going rate on sunrunner)


get a clothing/armor factory and produce yourself crates of the mabari armorweave segments (17 metal per item)


Once you have those, you will need metal, hides, fiberplast and inert petros a plenty and grind mabari armorweave chest plates (in practice mode) for @390xp each. it goes fairly quickly and so does your money and resources.




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owako
Wed Dec 31, 2003 8:49 pm
#4

If your purly grinding armorsmith, do armor upgrade kits, they use easy to get resources (mineraland chemical i believe) and are quick to make. Saves you the cloth money.



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