Scars of VeliousCan someone possibly post the precise components and quantities needed to tailor one of these items? (Directions for a mask would be great)
Also, am I correct in assuming this can be made in the typical large sewing kit, or does this require a special container? (such as the imbued vale stuffs for Karana worshippers)
Thanks in advance. :)
Tigeraptor Mask
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Here you all go, consolidated a whole suit of stats for you:
AC 107 WIS 36
STR 48 STA 26
DEX 41 CHA 15
HP 40 MANA 15
AGI 39 SVDis 3
Hope this helps you guys out. Good luck see you on Norrath.
AC 107 WIS 36
STR 48 STA 26
DEX 41 CHA 15
HP 40 MANA 15
AGI 39 SVDis 3
Hope this helps you guys out. Good luck see you on Norrath.
36 posts
... and it took me three tries to do so at a skill of 124 Tailoring with 175 Wisdom. Seeing as how a stud costs 52pp each, I'm trying to figure out for how much I should sell something like this! Still not sure of the real success rate, will have to do more I guess. The difficult to get components are the stud (which requires 6 pieces of velium ore as well as the 52pp in tempers), a tigeraptor skin (pretty common loot in a really annoying zone), and drake egg oil (brewed from a foraged drake egg from Skyshrine). Materials + failed attempts + skill + time + profit = ??? Guess I'll look for a comparable mask and charge that much.
1 post
Wisdom has absoutely nothing to do with sucess in making tailoring/smithing/pottery/etc. The only thing that matters worth a lick is your skill level. (Of course, INT always determines how fast you learn a skill)
8 posts
Imatelle is correct in stating that Wisdom does not affect successes in trade. I've heard that Strength determines that, but have no conclusive data to support it. Instead Wisdom affects skill point gains.
I had a number of wisdom pieces from my old druid that I used on my ranger when fletching. I was gaining skill at a much faster rate than my friend who was playing a rogue.
I had a number of wisdom pieces from my old druid that I used on my ranger when fletching. I was gaining skill at a much faster rate than my friend who was playing a rogue.
14 posts
I disagree. My newb ranger has pathetic wisdom, is trivial with common arrows, but fails about 50% of the time. My druid, however, went from no skill to maxing newb arrows with only a dozen or so failures.
For working on Fletching, get your dex up as high as possible. My dex is 147 and I'm almost grandmaster. It's cost me a ton though cause my wis sucks.
Basically, with fletching, dex help success, and wis helps to learn the skill.
As far as tailoring goes, I've heard tell on eqtraders.com that dex helps tailoring as well, but I can't verify that.
Basically, with fletching, dex help success, and wis helps to learn the skill.
As far as tailoring goes, I've heard tell on eqtraders.com that dex helps tailoring as well, but I can't verify that.
19 posts
These types of discussions have been argued for years. Visit EQTraders.com for the latest information. There are future changes being planned for tradeskills, such as adding DEX as one of the primary skill increase attributes.
However, my understanding is that currently whichever is higher of either INT or WIS will be the primary attribute that determines your rate of skill increase. Certain tradeskills have secondary skill increase criteria: STR for blacksmithing and DEX for fletching are examples.
The only criteria that determines the success rate on combines (besides chance of the RNG) will be your current skill level plus any skill level modifying contraptions. So even with a low skill, there is a small chance to have a successful combine, just like with a high skill, it is possible to fail on an item with a low trivial value.
Many tradeskillers buy a set of WIS or INT gear that is worn only while trying to increase skill in a trade. I myself have a set over a dozen items in the bank for such occasions raise my base WIS from 85 up to 160. That and the CHA gear I have for buying/selling at the best prices goes back into the bank after my skill raising session is done.
Cuen Anastasio 40 HE Ranger on Zebuxoruk
The Kindred Spirits
139 Tailoring
190 Fletching
163 Brewing
However, my understanding is that currently whichever is higher of either INT or WIS will be the primary attribute that determines your rate of skill increase. Certain tradeskills have secondary skill increase criteria: STR for blacksmithing and DEX for fletching are examples.
The only criteria that determines the success rate on combines (besides chance of the RNG) will be your current skill level plus any skill level modifying contraptions. So even with a low skill, there is a small chance to have a successful combine, just like with a high skill, it is possible to fail on an item with a low trivial value.
Many tradeskillers buy a set of WIS or INT gear that is worn only while trying to increase skill in a trade. I myself have a set over a dozen items in the bank for such occasions raise my base WIS from 85 up to 160. That and the CHA gear I have for buying/selling at the best prices goes back into the bank after my skill raising session is done.
Cuen Anastasio 40 HE Ranger on Zebuxoruk
The Kindred Spirits
139 Tailoring
190 Fletching
163 Brewing
Anonymous
Actually... you would be happily surprised... Check out the eqtraders site and look at the velious tailoring recipes. A whole new slough of goodies... mostly class specific, from the reinforced black panther gear for us monks...(you are gonna pass out when you see the stats...) and the studded haze panther gear for rogues? might be wrong on the spelling.
but I am frickin excited.
thanks verant for making tailoring a skill worth having!
peace
Ashremm Goldendawn
Monk of 21 suns
Luclin
but I am frickin excited.
thanks verant for making tailoring a skill worth having!
peace
Ashremm Goldendawn
Monk of 21 suns
Luclin
#Anonymous,
Posted: Jan 29 2001 at 11:23 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Tailored Item my @$$.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Jan 30 2001 at 2:32 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) OMG... I hate it when you ******* idiots come on these boards and start crying that it didn't really come from tailoring. THERE ARE RECIPES ON THIS PAGE FOR MONTHS. OMG. *sigh* Get a life loser. Or even better, just stop posting on this board all together.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Jan 30 2001 at 1:41 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) the recipes for all these tailored things have been up on the trade skill boards for months now genius. All the new tailoring recipes can also be found on a vendor in Thurgadin. Next time you should do a little research before opening your mouth and braying like a jackass.
Anonymous
So let me get this strait. This person took their time to post a local for this info. And you decided to slam on them because they didnt use your info to post it.
Wow.. Knowitallism is realy jumping today.
Please refrain from making posts that involve you sticking sharp objects in your own mouth.
Thank you ;-)
To the origional poster.. Thank you for the posting on this info.
To the second poster.. why dont you post usefull information like.. what npc in thurgadin you talk to to get the info.
;-)
Wow.. Knowitallism is realy jumping today.
Please refrain from making posts that involve you sticking sharp objects in your own mouth.
Thank you ;-)
To the origional poster.. Thank you for the posting on this info.
To the second poster.. why dont you post usefull information like.. what npc in thurgadin you talk to to get the info.
;-)
Anonymous
These are ranger-only. The monk items are black panther, and aren't fantastic, but they're not terrible either.
Anonymous
I believe thats what was stated before, and as far as stats remember these are tailored items so the stats look much better
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