Should I focus on one crafting skill line or all of them?
drake_murray28ub17_ESO
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I've put a decent amount of time into Blacksmithing and Woodworking right now, but I'm not sure if i should just focus on one or two, or try to level them all up
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Yaillen✭Hi Community!
Ive got the exact same question.. I'm lvl 8 and intented to do all crafting skill line.. but already I had to give up provisioning because of bank space issues.
I can really use some tips and tricks of how to manage this..
or maybe sell all mats and buy the gear of the guildstores.
Lemme know!0 -
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✭Start with one until you feel you master it. Craft skills can be taken at any time, at any level. You don't miss out. Crafting costs skill points so as a new player, keeping to one at first gives you more choices for your abilities.
Regarding provisioning, get the hireling 3 and do daily crafting writs. Highlevers are buying prov mats and recipies. Use guild traders or sell in zone chat.
You can mine crafting notes and enchanter nodes at any level. Sell ore and flowers in zonechat.
Good luck!Oghur Hatemachine, Guild leader of The Nephilim - EU Megaserver
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i would start them all at the same time, but have one or two that is your main farming focus. you'll come across a lot of nodes in the world, and it's really helpful to do as many of the writs as you can every day. also, researching is something that goes on in the background, so there's no reason NOT to always have something being researched, even if it's something that's not your main profession.
that's just my take though.You can't see me. You can't see me. Neither can he. No one can see me.0