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When I do tradeskills I have my wis and str at 280, int in the 120 range. Frankly I really don't notice a difference in skill ups whether i'm buffed or not. I always try to max out my stats out of tradeskiller superstition, but I don't think it makes much of a difference.
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Elder Dissonant Stormseeker
Prophet
Tradeskiller Extraordinair
1750 Club -
Strenght Smithing possible
Garshok did most of his smithing with strength at 255 and wis/int in the 100-110 range. He actually had a much smoother ride than Zopharr did, who had a 200+ hell level and two 100+ hell levels smithing with 255 wisdon and strength in to 200-230 range when buffed.Garshok
95th Dreadlord, Povar-Quellious, 300 Ogre Grand Master Smith, 300 all skills
(glad the climb to 300 is finally over)
Zopharr
95th Priest of Brell, Povar-Quellious, 300 Dwarven Grand Master Smith, 300 all skills
(holds his 15% smithing trophy in his off hand and pretends to dual-wield - and hopes the Holy Dirt of Brell he's carried for twelve years will have a use in the new expansion)
Rishathra
95th Shaman of Inny, Povar-Quellious, 300 Troll Grand Master Smith
(got so tired of looking for a troll smith for armor that I made one)
Marzanna
95th Necromancer, Povar-Quellious, 300 Tinker - Tailor
(still working on Solder, Spy)Comment
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I'm at 209 smithing. I always use str gear and sham buffs to max str. I also make sure I get a KEI, so my int is around 145. I am doing the shadowscream boots and have been getting 1-2 skillups per stack, closer to 1 skillup on average, as I get the 0 skillups per stack occasionally.Comment
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I have 285 str and 295 wisdom everytime I smith and am a 240 smith, my int is like 70(Dwarven Cleric if it matters).Comment
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