Outdated Guides?

[Raizen_Kaine]

Any chance anyone could write a new guide to blacksmithing skillups the fastest way u can when money no object.... i read all the guides from 2003 and older but here we are almost in 2005 surely things have changed in the game

[Akishka]

When you click on the 'learn a skill' you will see a link to the Tradeskill Guides forum. You can also find it by just scrolling down a little further from where you posted this. There is lots of current stuff there

[Cubwynn]

Any chance anyone could write a new guide to blacksmithing skillups the fastest way u can when money no object.... i read all the guides from 2003 and older but here we are almost in 2005 surely things have changed in the game

Write one yourself. Demanding people to do things for you here is generally looked upon with contempt by the regulars.

[Raizen_Kaine]

Please refamiliarize yourself with the rules of this messageboard before posting again. Personal attacks (such as calling someone a moron) are NOT allowed. Consider this a warning. - Cantatus

[Secone]

OMG ... i almost deleted my TS guide after reading all the insults here ...
But take my advice: Look around before posting a "Plz help me!" post.
There are some good guides here on this site and they are only 3 to 4 clicks away.

Start searching and make some tradeskills, and control your temper, you will need it later for all those failed combines.

[Nolrog]

There are some good guides here on this site and they are only 3 to 4 clicks away.

Not only that, but the smithing guide that someone put together is the most comprehensive guide that I've seen. the dang thing is like 100 pages long (hint, check the smithing page for it.)

[Maevenniia]

It is Zeralynn's guide, and it is incredibly comprehensive and still very relevant.

[Myrron]

As far as skillup routes go, most guides for most trades are still perfectly valid. Most new recipes that have been added in recent expansions have been for the upper-end tradeskiller, so there hasn't been anything new for the sub-100 tradeskiller to make. Zeralynn's guide, for example, may not be completely up-to-date with the most recent expansion (it may be, I haven't checked lately), but that's really irrelevant because it still provides one of the most current and comprehensive ways to get to 250 that I've ever seen. Use the guides that are here, and if you aren't sure if there's a faster way, take a peek at the forums. You can bet if someone found a insanely cheap, fast way to 200+ in any trade that isn't mentioned in the guides, there will be a topic about it.

Edit: On a whim, I went ahead and updated my own smithing guide and added a new guide written by Nichola Smith in the Tailoring section. I may add a few more by week's end.

--Myrron Lifewarder

[byelka]

I updated a few of my guides a while ago and actually got a home
web server going just been too lazy to post its loc outside my guilds chat board.

Here is a smithing guide for skill ups

http://baileynet.homeip.net/EQ/trade...ide_to_250.htm

I will post under guides as to the were the others are

[Grozza]

Any chance anyone could write a new guide to blacksmithing skillups the fastest way u can when money no object.... i read all the guides from 2003 and older but here we are almost in 2005 surely things have changed in the game

If money is truely no object, then:

Banded to 115
Ornate plate to 162
Mistletoe Sickles to 250

Just a wild guess, but should only take you 800k pp to go from 0 to 250, and as an added bonus, everything is storebought.

[balkamp]

Excellent Guide Byelka. Myself I stopped at 227 after Aid Grimel. 227 + geerlok + Mastery3/Salvage2 = pretty dang good rate of success. Making my own inlays now for OOW attunable augs. I'll take additional skillups as they come, of course. They come fast these days with Wunshi + FA = >400str.