Tearing my Foot Hair Out

[Silverfish]

The changes in alchemy have left me with a huge pile of stuff in my bank and a lot of organizing and figuring and research to figure out how to use it now. I've had to dig through vendors and mules and alts to find bits and parts to build stuff for trophy quest after trophy quest. I've had to go do things like fishing in Sebilis and hunting in the Karanas, that I haven't had to do for more than a year. I've had to wake up my tinker and call in markers from all over Norrath to get some of this stuff done.

This is the most fun I've had tradeskilling in a long, long time. My thanks to all of the developers who made it happen, and to everyone on this fine board for all of the information I've been able to gather here.

Now, back to that blasted click, click, click (with a big Halfling grin).

Silverfish

[KyrosKrane]

A halfling doing alchemy? Hum ....

[Lillanu]

Froggy with Essence of Halfling!

[Grolyn]

Next someone will have a gnome monk or a froglok beastlord.

[Mystic Lioness]

I always wanted to make a Froglok beastlord and have a mosquito warder. I'm telling you, I'd reroll my Vah beastlord for that.

[Artemisia]

Tearing my Foot Hair Out

hmm much easier if you melt a few honey combs, smear melty goo on feet, stick on a silk swatch and pull off in one go

[Grolyn]

hmm much easier if you melt a few honey combs, smear melty goo on feet, stick on a silk swatch and pull off in one go

Hmmm... Ngreth- another recipe idea for you to play with

[Ngreth Thergn]

Heh.

Though it would probably be jsut part of a quest

[Artemisia]

Hmmm... Ngreth- another recipe idea for you to play with

weee new trade skill "beautician".. i can see it you have become better at waxing (220) ..and a whole lot of halflings hopping around on one leg.

[Grolyn]

lol on top of the new gardening tradeskill where you grow your own fruit and vegitables (godsend for non foraging class) and woodworking for making an otherwise hard to find bow staff out of the common trees or making wood plank so someone can finally finish the long broken BFG quest (other 2 items still drops). High end woodworking and smithing could even build battering rams and catapults. (ram requires 6 people just to move one tradeskill item as it'd be heavy)

Since objects can be destroyed in devastation, why not a devastation-type zone for tree cutting?

I think I better shut up before someone gets an idea and slips new TS in game and forces us to try and be the first to hit a 3000/70 club (10 skills at 300, 10 level 7 trophies) I can barely afford enough to get my smithing and tailoring up.