Best guilds to combine with Leathercraft?

Darknight · 05-18-2004, 04:45 PM

I am leveling my crafting skills. I was reading in allakhazam.com that you cant have all guilds at lv 100, the forum say there is a cap. If that is true, I want to know the best combination for guilds using leathercraft. (maybe clothcraft).

These are my current levels:

Blacksmith ............ 6
Goldsmith ............ 5
Clothcraft ........... 1
Leathercraft ......... 31
Woodworking ....... 23
Cooking ................ 4
Alchemy ................ 0
Bonecraft .............. 0

Another question ..... What have Leathercraft to offer at higher levels that sell for a lot???

Clothcraft have Vermillion
Bonecraft have Scorpion Harness
Goldsmith have their expensive rings.
Blacksmith have Haubek
Cooking have ?????????
Alchemi have ?????????
Leather have ... errr, Behemoth stuff?????????

I don't want to end like Cooking, making cheap stuff and getting low profits. Is Leathercraft + Clothcraft + Woodworking a good choice?

Dragonhope · 05-18-2004, 11:02 PM

Sniper Rings, Tropical Punches, Blue Cotehardie, Dusk Gloves, Aurora Mantle, Winged Boots, Cardinal Vest...the only problem with this is all are 80+ >.>

As for your original question...I know that to make a Brigandine armor, you need high level smithing (55-60) and clothcraft. If you plan to take Leatherworking to 100, you can still get all other crafts to 60. So you might as well do that so that you can handle everything that's higher.

Darknight · 05-19-2004, 12:56 PM

Thanks for the answer. Then, there is a cap if you can't take more than 1 guild to lv 100. Thanks a lot.

Borshel · 05-19-2004, 03:06 PM

From what I've heard, you have 40 points to distribute among all your skills post 60. So, you can get all your skills to 60 with no cap, and then have only 40 more points to distribute after that.

Dragonhope · 05-19-2004, 03:09 PM

Also once you get one skill to 100, should you try to raise another skill past 60, that skill will go up but the skill you had at 100 will go down. I have no proof of this but only what I heard from a JP player.

Borshel · 05-20-2004, 11:35 AM

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Originally posted by Dragonhope
Also once you get one skill to 100, should you try to raise another skill past 60, that skill will go up but the skill you had at 100 will go down. I have no proof of this but only what I heard from a JP player.

If that's true, at least you can change your maxed craft if you decide you made a mistake. Still, quite a lot of lost time, effort, and money if you end up doing that.

Darknight · 05-20-2004, 03:29 PM

Wow, level up to 100 then go down again? That hurts.:mad:

Mithrael · 05-21-2004, 08:42 AM

You pretty much /have/ to level clothcraft as your sub for all of the really cool stuff. Cotehardies, Brigandines, War (thf/rng jse ) gear, Cursed shoes, and all of the austere (smn lv.50 jse) gear require Clothcraft.

After clothcraft, choose either Smithing or Goldsmithing. They are about equal in the number of recipes and the amount of profit you can make from them. Smithing gets you Brigandine, Byrnie, and Cardinal Vests. There is an alternate recipe for Brigandine though that uses Goldsmithing as the support skill. Benefit of putting Goldsmithing on a higher priority than smithing is that most of the high level stuff that uses a Clothcraft support skill uses gold thread. It'd be advantageous for you to be able to make that for yourself. Downfall is that goldsmithing is a lot more expensive than smithing to raise...

After that, Alchemy if you want to make cotehardies, but those are the only two recipes that really use it.

05-18-2004, 04:45 PM	#1
Darknight Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 36 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	Best guilds to combine with Leathercraft? I am leveling my crafting skills. I was reading in allakhazam.com that you cant have all guilds at lv 100, the forum say there is a cap. If that is true, I want to know the best combination for guilds using leathercraft. (maybe clothcraft). These are my current levels: Blacksmith ............ 6 Goldsmith ............ 5 Clothcraft ........... 1 Leathercraft ......... 31 Woodworking ....... 23 Cooking ................ 4 Alchemy ................ 0 Bonecraft .............. 0 Another question ..... What have Leathercraft to offer at higher levels that sell for a lot??? Clothcraft have Vermillion Bonecraft have Scorpion Harness Goldsmith have their expensive rings. Blacksmith have Haubek Cooking have ????????? Alchemi have ????????? Leather have ... errr, Behemoth stuff????????? I don't want to end like Cooking, making cheap stuff and getting low profits. Is Leathercraft + Clothcraft + Woodworking a good choice?

05-18-2004, 11:02 PM	#2
Dragonhope Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 76 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	Sniper Rings, Tropical Punches, Blue Cotehardie, Dusk Gloves, Aurora Mantle, Winged Boots, Cardinal Vest...the only problem with this is all are 80+ >.> As for your original question...I know that to make a Brigandine armor, you need high level smithing (55-60) and clothcraft. If you plan to take Leatherworking to 100, you can still get all other crafts to 60. So you might as well do that so that you can handle everything that's higher. __________________ Craft skills: Leathercraft: 91+1 Smithing: 54 Weaving: 60 Alchemy: 60 Bonecraft: 39 Woodworking: 47 Cooking: 41 Goldsmithing: 53 Fishing: 55 http://s7.invisionfree.com/TheCraft

05-19-2004, 03:06 PM	#4
Borshel Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 58 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	From what I've heard, you have 40 points to distribute among all your skills post 60. So, you can get all your skills to 60 with no cap, and then have only 40 more points to distribute after that. __________________ Rank: 5 Job Levels: Thf 47, Nin 24, Mnk 22, Rng 20, War 16, Pld 12, Rdm 11, Blm 8, Whm 8, Sam 3, Drk 2, Bst 1, Brd 1. Crafting: Cooking 53, Woodworking 50, Alchemy 50, Fishing 33, Goldsmith 23, Blacksmith 18, Weaving 7, Leatherworking 4, Boneworking 4. NM: Stray Mary 1/3 Valkurm Emporer 1/3 Tom Tit Tat 0/1 Vuu Puqu the Beguiler 1/1 Allakhazam Profile

05-19-2004, 03:09 PM	#5
Dragonhope Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 76 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	Also once you get one skill to 100, should you try to raise another skill past 60, that skill will go up but the skill you had at 100 will go down. I have no proof of this but only what I heard from a JP player. __________________ Craft skills: Leathercraft: 91+1 Smithing: 54 Weaving: 60 Alchemy: 60 Bonecraft: 39 Woodworking: 47 Cooking: 41 Goldsmithing: 53 Fishing: 55 http://s7.invisionfree.com/TheCraft

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05-19-2004, 12:56 PM	#3
Darknight Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 36 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	Thanks for the answer. Then, there is a cap if you can't take more than 1 guild to lv 100. Thanks a lot.

05-20-2004, 03:29 PM	#7
Darknight Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 36 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	Wow, level up to 100 then go down again? That hurts.:mad:

05-21-2004, 08:42 AM	#8
Mithrael Member Bronze Ribbon of Service Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 883 Style: Light Theme V7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts	You pretty much /have/ to level clothcraft as your sub for all of the really cool stuff. Cotehardies, Brigandines, War (thf/rng jse ) gear, Cursed shoes, and all of the austere (smn lv.50 jse) gear require Clothcraft. After clothcraft, choose either Smithing or Goldsmithing. They are about equal in the number of recipes and the amount of profit you can make from them. Smithing gets you Brigandine, Byrnie, and Cardinal Vests. There is an alternate recipe for Brigandine though that uses Goldsmithing as the support skill. Benefit of putting Goldsmithing on a higher priority than smithing is that most of the high level stuff that uses a Clothcraft support skill uses gold thread. It'd be advantageous for you to be able to make that for yourself. Downfall is that goldsmithing is a lot more expensive than smithing to raise... After that, Alchemy if you want to make cotehardies, but those are the only two recipes that really use it.