Need a helping hand please

[Skullcrusher]

I was just wondering if any one could give me a guide/guiding hand on smithing lets just say 0-200 I want to start smithing but herd it is a pain and I was just wondering if there is a quick way or any hints I should use thanks for you time

[Grimina]

First: Go http://www.eqtraders.com/recipes.htm and peruse the smithing links

Second: Read the posts in this forum.

All the information you need to know can be found in those places

[Myrron]

0-188 is not too bad, anything beyond that and it gets tough.

http://www.eqtraders.com/learn/learn_smithing.htm

Check the guides mentioned in the link, and the smithing forum is good to clear up any questions the guides leave unanswered.

--Myrron

[scarbrowed]

Also, check out the guide in the new section for Tradeskill Guides. I'm really impressed with the new Economical Smith guide there.

[Balkin]

Agreed.

The Economical smithing guide is awesome! You can find it probably on page 2 here, if it hasn't been bumped up to page one already.

[Calabar]

*raises a fuzzy paw and jumps up and down*

I third the praise for the economical Smith guide. It’s a MUST read. (http://www.crimsonsnow.org/pdfs/guides.html)

[Myrron]

The economical smith guide is in the link I posted. It's part of the site.

--Myrron

[Skullcrusher]

I read..

I have looked at all these links but some I could not because of school (no I cant play here )but anyways it wasnt really what I was looking for something with a chart that told me price and what to make any info like that ?? Any info is good info there sorry I sound like a newb

P.S. Is there a page of Smithing 3.0 that may help?? I cant really skim threw them dont have time I am sure it is very useful though

[Calabar]

If you can find the time to sit down and read through the Economical Smith I think you’ll find that most if not all of your smithing questions will be answered. What the guide does is explain what items you should make for skill gain. And as the title says, the guide does so with “the bottom line” in mind. Smithing is not a cheap skill to learn, but the guide will help you gain skill as cheaply as possible.

Granted, the Economical Smith is more complicated than just looking at an Excel spreadsheet, but that’s because everything is being explained to you. The guide is broken down into skill rangers and it has a table of contents. So if you’ve already gained a certain level of skill you can jump right to the skill level you need to learn about.

In my opinion you won’t find a better guide anywhere on the net.