whats the trivial of Fire Undergarment Tunic ?

[raargh]

anyone know the exact trivial ?

[Raehn]

If I had to guess..... I'd say trivial 92303413139871110539084

[Poohjure]

I havent seen any items greater then 335, and there is no way in hell that that Robe is 335 as bad as the fail rate is ><

--Pooh

[Renjah]

Since its a quest combine its not learnable thus we dont know its trivial for sure. I would assume its 335 since it seems on average GM tailors run a 50% failure rate on average. The same fail rate as other 335 combines. Altho it may be slighly higher.

[raargh]

is it possible that no one succeded witht his tunic since the new TS system was introduced ? cmon, post the trivial

[Tinile]

Quest combines are not learnable, so it won't show in the new UI no matter how successful people are on it.

[KanadWinterstorm]

is it possible that no one succeded witht his tunic since the new TS system was introduced ?

I wish I'd succeeded since the new ui patch

[Yandros]

I'm glad someone asked this. I'm at 220 Tailoring and debating how high to take my skill before attempting the combine.

Right now I'm thinking I'll get to 230 plus geerlok and give it a try.

GL on your combines;

Yandros

[heloisa]

Have a few friends who succeeded on their first Tunic combine with 220 skill (+ 5% mod).

I'm not so adventurous and will probably wait until 240 skill (+ geerlok) before I attempt. Yeah I'm a chicken lol

I'm just soo happy to be done with Solstice Robes now


cheers

[elty]

I have 4 curing agent for now (Don't ask why). Do you think it is better to up the tailor to 230 or give it a shoot and hope that it will succeed at 220 within 4 tries?

[Leafrat]

335

Oh and the guy above me..i've heard stories of people failing 10 times at 250, and ive heard stories of people succeeding first time at 220.

Read a few primal scream threads, you'll get the idea.

There's no security in doinf 4 at once...you can still fail all 4 times...its your decision

[Chenier]

What Leafrat said. Statisically, you should have a better chance to succeed at 250 than 220. So, with that in mind, consider the skill up more vs. farm for more question that became the general consensus for those with the Coldain shawls tailoring dilemma. Should I get my skill up higher to try the tailoring combine or should I just combine away because it's easier to farm the quest components and keep trying than to farm and try to skill up. Most folks decided it was easier to farm for the quest components than to skill up.

However, in the case of the fire tunic, the quest components (those bloody saps) are rare as heck, so you may decide differently.

Again, this is based on the statistical fact that you should have a better chance of success at 250 than 220. But, throw in RNG and the fact that are many reported cases of people succeeding at 220 and failing 250 (I myself failed 3 times at 250) that you could just say what the heck.

[Lanalia]

I succeeded first try at 233 + geerlok.

Almost fainted when I saw the robe on my cursor.

I wanted to get to at least 230 before I tried, but I got those last 3 skillups before I had three saps.

[Kellaen]

I was of the mind that farming curing agents was easier and more productive then farming ornate for $ for tailoring components. The fact that I got it on first combine at 222 just served to help things, but i'm doing the same route on my gf's cleric. Will skill to 220 and just keep trying.

[saum]

its gotta be hi

i wouldnt wanna try it less than 250 modified if i was you