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Check a DB to find where.īotanist is really only good for flax. Only make these items initially and later when you want HQ parts to help you HQ gear for leve turn ins. This is much cheaper and faster than buying the mats and shards to make them yourself. You can buy hemp/cotton yarn and undyeded cloth from other crafter guilds for cheap. Have a battle class to 35+ so you can unlock the leves and have a bit of starting money. You are going to need a couple thousand extra.

Each piece of gear will cost thousands in mats and shards off the AH.īuy lightning shards when you find them cheap. SAVE YOUR LEVES! Weaver is ridiculously expensive to grind past cotton. The triple turn-in leves at level 40 will yield 288k experience per leve, the 45 ones will yield 351k. I got sick of crafting nine HQ items per leve, which is why I switched over from the triple turn-ins to the single ones. These are the leves I used, with experience gained for HQ turn-ins:ģx Linen hats (215k exp/allowance, Ul'dah)ġx Woolen kecks (125k exp/allowance, Coerthas)ġx Felt chausses (155k exp/allowance, Mor Dhona) Otherwise, turn in leves at your leisure. Regarding leves: I would save your leve allowances for level 35, maybe 30, if you plan on using more than six allowances a day. You won't need very many of these, but you will need to farm some Snurble Tufts and find an ALC that can craft the Natron should you choose to not buy the bolts. You can occasionally get a basket of six from level 40 tradecraft leves, otherwise can be farmed just south of Camp Dragonhead in Coerthas.Īt the end, you'll need the materials to make felt. I bought around 500-600 of these, and I had a small leftover at 50.įleece will probably also be expensive, but you will need it all the way to 50. I would recommend buying the mats you should be able to sell the velveteen items you craft to sustain this.įlax will be cheaper than the webs, but alternatively, you can gather these with level 31+ BOT in South Shroud. Common farming spot seems to be Banemites in North Shroud. Undyed cotton bolts are available from the blacksmith guild supplier in Limsa.ĭiremite web is likely going to be expensive if you don't farm it yourself. Buy stacks of hempen and cotton yarn from NPCs and craft them into bolts, or buy both the yarn and bolts. Later on you can make macros for the 70 durability items if you choose.Įarly on, don't waste the time or shards on crafting Moko Grass into yarn except one for the experience boost.

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With a full stack, you should be getting a handful of HQ crafts, which you can sell to get another stack of materials and repeat.

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Hit the macro, watch some TV or whatever, when the craft finishes, start a new synthesis and repeat. A very simple one, for example (add /wait commands between each command): I think it's a good compromise between time and effort of crafting. I use crafting macros to spin yarn and make bolts (and every other 40 durability item). This will help sustain your crafting between shards and materials, it will get expensive. I will also sell any HQ items that I get from crafting (including yarn and bolts). Beyond that, I check prices on the market and craft the most expensive ones I can and sell them. One of everything for the bonus experience. In general: craft one of everything, check market board prices often, and set up some crafting macros. This is going to be geared towards getting to 50 relatively quickly - it compromises some speed and experience for in favor of easy crafting via macros, and also compromises between materials and leves. I had a level 28 BOT at the time I dinged 50, so I bought all the majority of the materials that I needed, as opposed to gathering them.

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