Price check and advice on these crafted 160 items, asking for advice as well.

Dr_Con · August 2022

Hey all, as I approach master crafter I often get requests for gear or people asking about gear with me being the first or only one around. I was wondering what prices you charge for crafted 160 CP gear for:

light
medium
heavy
woodworking
blacksmithing
Jewelrycraft (base item, non-upgraded)

please remember this is for CP160 gear! If you want, feel free to change the price depending on what body part the armor covers (hands for example takes less components than chest)

if you feel # of traits matters, feel free to give your opinion on what the price should be depending on the number of traits the item has.

Additionally, what the prices you feel are for:

Mastic
Turpen
Elegant Lining
Dreugh Wax
Grain Solvent
Tempering Alloy

Enchanting: Kutas are plentiful and cheap so I won't ask those prices (around 7k ea), indeko are around 2k, Hakeijos are supposedly around 40k if you get someone to do a 1-10 trade for tel'var to buy them, but they do in fact sell for 60-72k

Plating: Since these are low volume TTC's prices seem accurate for each-

Terne - 3.5-4.5k
Iridium - 20k
Zircon - 130-135k
Chromium - 330k

these are my guesstimates, but I am only posting these here for completion. It's subject to change based on discussion- I would love some clean discussion here!

PLEASE NOTE: I am not saying we should all charge these prices, I am simply asking for advice on these items since I find myself giving away more than I get back. For jewelcrafting currently, I don't bother to do anything past green or blue unless they bring me the items due to the cost.

DrMoreaux · August 2022

Dolgubon's lazy set crafter is a good place to start. Be very careful about autocraft function. It will eat your mats in a blink.

redlink1979 · August 2022

Be aware, TTC shows only the listed values.
Master Merchant, and similar addons, show you for how much items have been sold in the guilds you are part of.

deejayvee · August 2022

I'll only do it for them if they supply the mats. And then I do it for free for guildies.

Amottica · August 2022

deejayvee wrote: »

I'll only do it for them if they supply the mats. And then I do it for free for guildies.

Same. And sometimes they send me a tip.

Lumsdenml · August 2022

Dr_Con wrote: »

Hey all, as I approach master crafter I often get requests for gear or people asking about gear with me being the first or only one around. I was wondering what prices you charge for crafted 160 CP gear for:
light

medium

heavy

woodworking

blacksmithing

Jewelrycraft (base item, non-upgraded)

please remember this is for CP160 gear! If you want, feel free to change the price depending on what body part the armor covers (hands for example takes less components than chest)

if you feel # of traits matters, feel free to give your opinion on what the price should be depending on the number of traits the item has.

Additionally, what the prices you feel are for:
Mastic

Turpen

Elegant Lining

Dreugh Wax

Grain Solvent

Tempering Alloy

Enchanting: Kutas are plentiful and cheap so I won't ask those prices (around 7k ea), indeko are around 2k, Hakeijos are supposedly around 40k if you get someone to do a 1-10 trade for tel'var to buy them, but they do in fact sell for 60-72k

Plating: Since these are low volume TTC's prices seem accurate for each-

Terne - 3.5-4.5k
Iridium - 20k
Zircon - 130-135k
Chromium - 330k

these are my guesstimates, but I am only posting these here for completion. It's subject to change based on discussion- I would love some clean discussion here!

PLEASE NOTE: I am not saying we should all charge these prices, I am simply asking for advice on these items since I find myself giving away more than I get back. For jewelcrafting currently, I don't bother to do anything past green or blue unless they bring me the items due to the cost.

Generally, I will charge for mat prices (assuming I am providing the mats) plus 10% if not in my guild. If they are a guildie, I'll do it for free up to purple for armor and weapons, green for jewelery.