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I believe a long time ago there used to be an Alchemy skill up guide that showed the 'cheapest' way to skill up. I currently have 96 and I was wondering if anyone had a link to such a guide?
Thanx in advance.
Thanx in advance.
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One of the forums is called something like "tradeskill guides and UI" - check there, there are lots of different guides and I'm sure you'll find one you like
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Thanx, just what I needed )))
This isn't the old page I was looking for but it is a super all-purpose one. Thanx for the advice.
Just one more quick question: Is the level minus 25 times 5 method of determining ability/cap still in effect? So my 56 shaman currently 'caps' out at 160?Last edited by aurelius; 01-13-2005, 06:25 PM.Comment
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I just leveled my shaman to 49. I was also wondering what his skill cap in alchemy is. Is the below formula correct?
Originally posted by aureliusKekenewah Silverfire: 82 High Elf Wizard: Drinal Server salvage 3
300 Jeweler (plus 15%) & JM3, 300 Smith w/ SM3 (plus 15%), 248 brewer (plus 5%), 300 tailor (plus 15% & TM3), 200 baker, 217 Pottery (plus 5%), 200 Fisherman, 300 spell research w/ AT3 (plus 15%)
Kekema: 81 gnome magician 250 fletcher (plus 5%), 215 tinkerer (plus 5%)
Kekero: 65 dwarf rogue 300 make poison (plus 12%)
Keketrol: 74 troll shaman 300 alchemist w/ AM3 (plus 15%) salvage 3
Kekecha: 75 Erudite enchanter 122 smith (plus 5%)
Kekenebog: 59 Ogre warrior 203 blacksmith (plus 5%)
Kekera: 62 halfling ranger: 189 blacksmith (plus 5%)
Keneken: 75 dark elf necro: 112 tailor (plus 5%)
Keke 70 High Elf wizard on Mayong 300 plus 12% research with AT3Comment
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There is no longer a level cap - once you can train it at all, you can train it to max.Comment
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