After the basics, what items are worth spending writs on?

Tygerfire · November 2018

So, I've gotten all of my storage containers and crafting stations, and I"m at a point where I'm not really sure what to spend master writs on? Should I just start selling them, or are there other "must have" items?

All 8 of my characters are maxxed crafters and do the dailies, so I'm accumulating lots master writs (and way too many useless JC writs), but I"m just not sure what to do with them?

Any help or suggestions would be great.

Acrolas · November 2018

I tend to quickly knock out the very low voucher or very high voucher count. It's the mid range, about 20 to 95 vouchers apiece, where you should weigh doing the writ versus getting a good gold return by selling. JC writs are going to exist as nothing more than a substantial material sink for now, so unless you love the novelty of waiting for the opportune time to complete them, discard them as your discretion.

As far as spending vouchers, I would recommend only purchasing what you personally like. If that means rolling all them over quarter to quarter, so be it. Gold, AP, and even Tel Var are by far the better currencies to impulse buy with if you feel the urge to just spend something.

FrancisCrawford · November 2018

If you want to decorate a new house, having a second set of crafting stations is convenient. Most of the other answers are furnishing-related as well.

Also, the price for the Ebony motif is not THAT high as full motifs go, if you're looking to up your motifs-known count.

And while a personal set of useful attuned crafting stations would be a huge waste of resources and efforts, a guild that sets up a full set of crafting stations spends around 150,000 vouchers doing so, so any one member's share of a fair cost is not low. If you consider prevailing gold/crown exchange rates, Mundus stones are even a lot more costly than that.