You get improvement materials like pitch no matter how many skill points you have put into the woodworking passives.

As you have picked up the only difference will be to the base materials you receive so you shouldn't expect to receive yew etc.

I know you will only recive what you can use. no points you'r only getting maple iron etc.

My questions is, how about Provisioning and enchanting,
do I need to get aspect improvement to get better aspect runes sent to me?
and what affects Provisioning mats that are delivered?

Sure you need 1 pt in extraction for a chance to have kutas? I didn't in alts (1/3 hireling) and received a denata. I don't see how it can affect kutas only. The chances are just very small.

I'ld like to make sure I got this well !

To get good mats by a Hireling, the best possible, what are the requirements for Blacksmithing, Clothing and Woodworking ?
Does one have to be level 50 ? Does one need to put points in something else than the 3 points in Hireling ?
Putting 3 points in extraction/unraveling seems a good thing to go for too to optimize and deconstruct.

And for Enchanting, do you have to be level 50 ? Aspect extraction needs to spend 3 points too ?

Thanks in advance for shared knowledge on this subject ^^

Lilarna wrote: »

I'ld like to make sure I got this well !

To get good mats by a Hireling, the best possible, what are the requirements for Blacksmithing, Clothing and Woodworking ?
Does one have to be level 50 ? Does one need to put points in something else than the 3 points in Hireling ?
Putting 3 points in extraction/unraveling seems a good thing to go for too to optimize and deconstruct.

And for Enchanting, do you have to be level 50 ? Aspect extraction needs to spend 3 points too ?

Thanks in advance for shared knowledge on this subject ^^

To sum up below, you want all the passives in Crafting if you are at all serious about crafting. The trick is to know when to sacrifice getting a combat skill for a crafting skill. I would put points into Extraction and Temper Expertise before I would put a point into Hirelings, if I had a choice and only one point to use.

What increasing your Hireling does is give you more mats per email, and more importantly more Tempers, with the coinciding chance to get better tempers too. Up to twice a day. Plus, at higher hireling levels you will get at least one Temper in each email.

Only Provisioning requires a hireling to get certain mats (Tomatoes and Red Wheat), the rest of the craft lines you can get the stuff you need in other ways.

Pretty much once you are to 40 in the crafting line, you unlock all the skills. Not sure on the higher level mat skills, but if your at VR Ranks, your decon and research efforts will have you at 50 in crafting with little effort.

I got most of my Tempers from Deconstruction, but that is just a numbers game (you decon much more often than you get emails) The Hirelings are just a nice steady supply. You only get Tempers from Improved items (Green or Better). You get Racials from most anything that you decon, and you get Trait gems about 30% of the time from Decon.

With Deconstruction, you wont get much of anything if your deconstructing stuff above your ability to make. So, if you can't craft Dwarven, then when you deconstruct them, you won't get much of anything from them. Once your deconstructing stuff you can craft, then you start getting much more tempers at higher levels of Extraction.

You get the mats (from hirelings and deconstruction) that are set to the level of your crafter's ability to use (you get Dwarven Ore for instance only once you can craft with Dwarven).

Also, don't' forget the passive that lets you use less tempers to improve things. That is better quite frankly than getting more tempers, because using less goes a long way. As in just two tempers to make Green, 3 to make Blue etc.

And, don't be fooled by the % Chance of success on Improvement. If you try to improve anything that is Traited (and if your going to craft, it's going to be Traited) you need 100% Chance or it will fail. I have had 90% chance fail more times than I care to remember.