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  altemriel

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  you can buy materials for crafting it, but not the finished product

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  February 2016

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  BabeestorGor

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  Provisioning writs you can buy the finished goods and turn them in. Has to be green, not white, so player-made purchased from a guild store. I've been doing this for Ginger Wheat Beer since I can't find the recipe anywhere.

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  February 2016

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  Ilsabet

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  For provisioning and alchemy you can use goods produced by someone else. If you want to find crafted potions in guild stores you'd need an add-on (I use one called Crafted Potions).
  
  I believe all of the other crafts require you to make the goods yourself, probably because those identify the maker on the items.

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  February 2016

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