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I've been doing a bit of research into what materials would be needed should I throw down my Chef's Hat in disgust, and take up weaponsmithing.

Looking through schematics on Allakhazam, I noticed that one calls for Inert Gas: Irolunn.

Now, when I open my gas survey tool, I see Irolunn listed as a Reactive, not Inert, Gas. Are there two types of Irolunn, one for each category? Or is this simply a misprint?

As far as I know, it's a Reactive Gas, not an Inert one.

Thank you, now I can finish my insanely detailed, and wholly intimidating supply list.

Out of curiosity, how many of you weaponsmiths would answer the following quesion with a hearty, unhesitating YES!

Is it worth it?

Jury's still out on that one....

How about "err...well...maybe.....once I'm done grinding through my 400k of steel - if the market holds and i can find the rare resources so i can compete with the established masters."

some days its worth it, some days its not

It all depends on who walks through the virtual doorway. If you like dealing with people and you like a time intensive profession then go for it.

It depends on what your in it for. If you find enjoyment in recieving tells like "Man that LLC i just bougth from you is insane you have to be the best weaponsmith in the galaxy, Im gonna send all my friends to you from now on you rock dude!!!!!!! /bow Then by all means go for it. Thats pretty much the reward your gonna get as well as credits but at a certain point credits dont mean much.

For me its the fact that you can ... if lucky make a weapon that is higher caliber than all servers. I made one for a buddy of mine who has done some asking around on the boards. So far he cannot find anyone that comes close.

Its kinda neat that way you can kinda toot your own horn

Weaponsmith is just a sucky as Chef, except you can actually sell your stuff once you're high-end.

Message Edited by RomulusOjibwa on 11-12-2004 05:28 PM