How Many Crafting Professions has your Character Mastered?

MissBizz

I wasn't sure how to answer. My main character initially was to play only with my fiance, so when he didn't play I would play my sorc... who is my master craftswoman... but that main character is still my main character and my sorc is kind of just my crafter now.

SirAndy

Graydon wrote: »

Wondering how many people master all 6 professions on their main adventurer?

Can't vote, no options for me ...

I have 4 main characters. 3 of which are master crafters in their respective two crafts.

Burning_Talons

All baby

Cryptical

Wood, smithing, clothing, cooking all maxed. 1 metal weapon and 1 heavy armor are at 6 traits, everything else is at 7 or 8. Need to start finding nirnhoned.

UltimaJoe777

If by mastered you mean got them to 50 I did that AGES ago, main maxed all 6 and 5 diff alts maxed 1 each with Alchemy being exclusive to my main. If by mastered you mean researched all traits across the 3 equipment crafts I'm still working on that but have about 50 days or so to go.

dsalter

i dont believe in nirn traits tho

DMuehlhausen

Something needs to change, like restricting number of professions you can have. Otherwise what happens to the economy when everyone can just make everything.

wenchmore420b14_ESO

I pretty much play only one toon. And it is that one that is maxed out in all crafting. 9 traits in all and 27 of the current 34 motif styles known. I have almost maxed my alt healer to where they turn in in Belkarth so to get Crag surveys.
Lol,, took 1 year and 1 month to research all 9 traits, not wanting to do that again!!
Huzzah!!

nimander99

SirAndy wrote: »

Graydon wrote: »

Wondering how many people master all 6 professions on their main adventurer?

Can't vote, no options for me ...

I have 4 main characters. 3 of which are master crafters in their respective two crafts.

Okay, you get the cookie. Not me.

Oreyn_Bearclaw

All 6 on 6 toons (will be at 8 shortly) and 9-trait on 2 crafters.

nine9six

All on all 12 toons.

Though only one is my "master 9-trait" with all styles. Used to have it broken-up to save skill points but motifs can get EXPENSIVE.

Other 11 have all the proper Passives required as Playable Alts and for what's required to do writs every morning.

UrQuan

nine9six wrote: »

All on all 12 toons.

Though only one is my "master 9-trait" with all styles. Used to have it broken-up to save skill points but motifs can get EXPENSIVE.

Yeah, me too, except I was only partly breaking it up to save skill points, and partly breaking it up to get my research done quicker. So for a while I had my main doing woodworking, all smithing except for two-handed weapons, and all light armour. I had another character doing my two-handed weapons (I don't know why I broke it down like that instead of just saying weapons vs. armour), and I had a 3rd character doing my medium armour. Then I got sick of needing motifs for all 3 of them (it wasn't so bad when it was just the basic racial motifs and the original purple motifs), and started researching all of the traits on my main (using gear crafted with those traits from my other 2 crafters).

AtmaDarkwolf

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Enchanting can be very easy, done in 10min from level 1, if you 1: have an alt with max enchanting, or 2: know a friend whose got it maxed.

Just have them craft a stack ov cp150-160 purple glyphs (biggest 'grind' here is trading/mailing them over) and decon them on the crafter who needs training..


Deconing your OWN items (Character A deconing character A's glyphs) will earn almost NO xp, but deconing your OTHER characters items earns you full.

And cp160 purple glyphs will grant about 1/5th your bar of xp @ enchanting 49 (as example of how quick it will level)

UrQuan

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

UltimaJoe777

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

AtmaDarkwolf

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

it WOULD have value if you were able to craft pots with 1 neg + 2 pos traits (IE: normally when crafting a 'ravenge health' would counter a 'restore health' - snakeblood would have added value if you could craft these, and it would 'negate' the ravenge health part, but keep the restore health. Then so many regents would suddenly gain value and a lot of neat combo's could be made.

Prob way too long in teh tooth for a game like TEST co overhaul the alchemy system to allow 3 benefit and 3 negative traits per pot (with also allowing counter traits to 'stack' unless negated with snakeblood)

UltimaJoe777

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

it WOULD have value if you were able to craft pots with 1 neg + 2 pos traits (IE: normally when crafting a 'ravenge health' would counter a 'restore health' - snakeblood would have added value if you could craft these, and it would 'negate' the ravenge health part, but keep the restore health. Then so many regents would suddenly gain value and a lot of neat combo's could be made.

Prob way too long in teh tooth for a game like TEST co overhaul the alchemy system to allow 3 benefit and 3 negative traits per pot (with also allowing counter traits to 'stack' unless negated with snakeblood)

I can easily make a variety of tri-pots without negative effects involved. For example:

Columbine + Mountain Flower + Bugloss = Restore Health, Magicka, and Stamina with a slight increase to Major Fortitude due to all 3 having Restore Health on them.

Lady's Smock + Corn Flower + Namira's Rot or Water Hyacinth = Restore Magicka, Spell Power, and Spell Critical Potion.

Dragonthorn + Blessed Thistle + Wormwood or Water Hyacinth = Restore Stamina, Weapon Power, and Weapon Critical Potion.

So you see, Snakeblood really is pretty moot. Now if you can name a Potion mixture with a negative effect someone would be willing to make that would thus require Snakeblood to forgo then I'm all ears.

wenchmore420b14_ESO

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

Question? Doesn't that apply to poisons also? So as a PvP'er, Snakeblood would be great to counter the tri-poisons like what I use. @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_RichLambert ? Does Snakeblood apply towards poisons?

bertenburnyb16_ESO

BS/Cloth/Wood on first char
Alch/Prov/Ench on sec char

Knootewoot

All, and it wasn't that hard tbh.

Edit: I only have 8 traits because I don't have money to train 9th traits

UrQuan

wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

Question? Doesn't that apply to poisons also? So as a PvP'er, Snakeblood would be great to counter the tri-poisons like what I use. @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_RichLambert ? Does Snakeblood apply towards poisons?

I don't believe it does. The text is:
•Reduces negative effects in potions by 100%
So I don't think it affects poisons...

Sevalaricgirl

I have one character doing clothing, blacksmithing and wood working and one character doing provisioning, enchantment and alchemy.

wenchmore420b14_ESO

UrQuan wrote: »

wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

Question? Doesn't that apply to poisons also? So as a PvP'er, Snakeblood would be great to counter the tri-poisons like what I use. @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_RichLambert ? Does Snakeblood apply towards poisons?

I don't believe it does. The text is:
•Reduces negative effects in potions by 100%
So I don't think it affects poisons...

My mistake. I was wrong. (Don't see those words in forums much..lol). Yes, I thought playing with them in PTS they did, but my bad.

AtmaDarkwolf

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

UrQuan wrote: »

AtmaDarkwolf wrote: »

everything. includes all trait research. also includes all skills in each line(as with others, exception snake blood and the last point of the keep eyes)

Without that, how can I call myself a crafter?

Oh yeah, I forgot about snake blood. None of my characters wasted a skill point on that, because it's kind of completely worthless...

No one should ever spend a point much less 3 on Snakeblood for the reason you just stated minus the words "kind of". Anyone that knows how to make good Potions with no negative effects would never need Snakeblood.

it WOULD have value if you were able to craft pots with 1 neg + 2 pos traits (IE: normally when crafting a 'ravenge health' would counter a 'restore health' - snakeblood would have added value if you could craft these, and it would 'negate' the ravenge health part, but keep the restore health. Then so many regents would suddenly gain value and a lot of neat combo's could be made.

Prob way too long in teh tooth for a game like TEST co overhaul the alchemy system to allow 3 benefit and 3 negative traits per pot (with also allowing counter traits to 'stack' unless negated with snakeblood)

I can easily make a variety of tri-pots without negative effects involved. For example:

Columbine + Mountain Flower + Bugloss = Restore Health, Magicka, and Stamina with a slight increase to Major Fortitude due to all 3 having Restore Health on them.

Lady's Smock + Corn Flower + Namira's Rot or Water Hyacinth = Restore Magicka, Spell Power, and Spell Critical Potion.

Dragonthorn + Blessed Thistle + Wormwood or Water Hyacinth = Restore Stamina, Weapon Power, and Weapon Critical Potion.

So you see, Snakeblood really is pretty moot. Now if you can name a Potion mixture with a negative effect someone would be willing to make that would thus require Snakeblood to forgo then I'm all ears.

I 'KNOW" you can. that wasn't my point.

Imagine you want a health potion, that adds vitality, and heals over time

Ok, there are enough ing with common stats that should be possible, except you need to slot in neg effects too which COUNTER the above (ravage health, dot, defile, can't combine the 3 positive with current ing, without slotting at least one of the negatives.)

Now imagine said pot now does the above, BUT it also causes 'defile' = neg effects happen first, so the potion, basic, will heal over time, and heals you for a burst, but it now causes you to take less healing. (With no snake blood)

See where I'm going?

Allowing 3 positive + 3 negative effects (Or even 1 neg that happens upfront/first/cancels others when drunk normally without snakeblood)

This would open up a TON of new and interesting effect combinations, make all ing much more 'valued' (IE no 'junk' regents like we have now, all would have more 'equal' weight in potion crafting) and make snakeblood infinitely more viable/interesting.


(Also slight correction for you, having all 3 mats with a common trait does NOT give a 'boosted' effect compared to 2 traits. IE: 2 restore health = 3 restore health in alchemy.)

Lightninvash

depends on what you call master crafter. I call master crafter someone with all skill points in the skills at lvl 50 and if it is woodworking blacksmithing or clothing researched all 9 traits per piece (except helm and shoulders cus most use monster set)

Reverb

All 6, on multiple characters.

dwtdwtdwt

I have over 190 skill points into crafting on my first (main) character, with all traits researched. I can craft anything in the game.

I also have over 330 total skill points, leaving me with plenty of points to put into class, weapon, guild, world, and all passives that I need, with a bunch of points left over.

SpAEkus

My only initial VR16(CP338 now) is my Master L50-10/10 all + max Alch-Enchant-Prov and with 9/9 traits on all items.

6 Alt-crafters with 9/9 on BS-WW-Cloth-Enchant + max Prov, 1-2 early traits back at release but no more since. All are currently leveling to L50 to camp Crag Writs.

7th Main PVE-PVP-to-be, will prob have L50 10/10 by the time he is CPxx only because he keeps getting used to verify Craft-Decon-IP every Live major patch.

Apherius

SirAndy wrote: »

Graydon wrote: »

Wondering how many people master all 6 professions on their main adventurer?

Can't vote, no options for me ...

I have 4 main characters. 3 of which are master crafters in their respective two crafts.

2 craft per characters ? this look hard . how did you do for motifs ?

SirMewser

All of the armor related crafting professions.
Consumables are too much to throw on top of that for me! ><