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  Elamia89

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  I would say that the best professions to learn is the ones that you need on the char. For example: My nightblade wears medium armor and daggers --> I need clothing and blacksmithing to be able to do my own gear
  
  The esiest way for me this far (lvl 30) is to farm materials and sell, and to go through EVERY backpack, dresser etc to get provisioning recipies and (if you're lucky) racial motifs. I made very good money very fast with that technique But I had the luck to find the Imperial motif the first I did
  
  As for some random stuff. If you're going to go farm to get money, I would recomend putting skill point in "keen eye"; for example "Keen eye: Cloth". Then it will be much easier for you to find what you're looking for

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  March 2015

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  Nestor

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  One thing to keep in mind as your leveling your character, your not going to have much in the way of skill points to invest in crafting until your in the high 20's or low 30's. Even then, being an expert crafter at those levels is difficult if you also want to be deadly. By the time you are in the 40's, 2 or even 3 craft lines is possible, but I would be in the VR ranks before taking on 3 or more craft lines.
  
  However, it is possible to be deadly and crafty if you limit your self to one craft line in the early levels. First thing you have to decide is, do you want to wear Medium or Light Armor, or Stamina or Magic based Templar. I would concentrate on either Leather or Cloth at first, then just the weapon(s) you want to use.
  
  It is also important to know 2 or 3 traits for each item you want to make so you can make some crafted sets. Nice thing is, you only need to know 2 or 3 traits to make gear that can carry you to Veteran Ranks. Focus on getting the 2 or 3 on each piece before you start learning the 4th trait. This way you can have the traits you need in a couple of weeks. Then, after that, continue with the 4th , then the 5th then the 6th traits in everything before you start the 7th and 8th. This way you can make the nice 6 trait gear in a month or two.
  
  You can buy traited items in the guild stores or kiosks, or have a guild mate make them for you. The level of what you research does not matter, the trait does. So, a L1 researchable is just as good as a VR14 for research. Don't spend more than 200 gold on a researchable, although you might have to go as high as 400 or 500 on some items if you don't have the time to look.

  Enjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.
  
  PakKat "Everything was going well, until I died"
  Gary Gravestink "I am glad you died, I needed the help"
  
  

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  March 2015

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