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Skilling up past the 250 range, do you have to go above levle 65? Not a big issue for my mains, but I have a little baby ranger that I have been working some fletching on. So was curious if I need to bother until I get him to high level.
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Brewing (300 + master trophy) Fletching (300 + master trophy) Baking (300 + master trophy) Tailoring (300 + master trophy) Pottery (300 + master trophy) Jewel Craft (300 + master trophy) Blacksmithing (300 + master trophy) Research (300 + master trophy) -
afaik, no you dont have to be a high level..
for multiple ones above 200 you need the AA hehe
least i HOPE you dont need to be high lvl for the 300 skill cause eventually im making a shaman so i can make my own DS potions
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200 Brewing
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198 Baking
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Nope, other than class- and race-based tradeskills not being available at first, level doesn't have much to do with it. Theoretically, a level 1 character could max out the tradeskill of their choice, but I wouldn't recommend it. Low stats and the inability to get even the most basic ingredients unassisted would be a real pain.
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Thanks. I was just curious if it was worth working on it as I leveled him or I should wait and do it all at 70 was all. thank you.Brewing (300 + master trophy) Fletching (300 + master trophy) Baking (300 + master trophy) Tailoring (300 + master trophy) Pottery (300 + master trophy) Jewel Craft (300 + master trophy) Blacksmithing (300 + master trophy) Research (300 + master trophy)Comment
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My level 25 shaman is 290 in alchemy. A guildmate has a 300 tinkerer at lvl 22. Its just harder to get skill-ups at the lower levels due to lower stats, and can't buy salvage until you get lvl 60 (for the first rank).
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