Question on PoP Elemental Silk Tailoring

[AntionidesRZ]

Hi, I'm at about 206 with 215 in a Geerlok, hopefully soon to be raising..

I was wondering, based on my decent chance of success in the 180's-200's on Acrylia Reinforced which trivs at 242, would I then have a good chance at making Earthweave gloves/boots and other smaller pieces?

It seems the pantaloons and robe have a very high trivial, is this for all pieces? Or are the boots/gloves etc. easier to make than the robes?

[Maisie]

I would say no, that your success rate would probably be very limited.

As far as I can recall, they are all the same triv, like 305ish, 335ish regardless of piece.

I have about a 40-60% success rate at 250 raw skill

but never know til you try

[AntionidesRZ]

re:

I would say no, that your success rate would probably be very limited.

As far as I can recall, they are all the same triv, like 305ish, 335ish regardless of piece.

I have about a 40-60% success rate at 250 raw skill

but never know til you try

Bummer, is that the same for Nightmare and Storm stuff too?

[Aalar]

You can check all the trivials on the recipes trivial list.

I would never attempt a combine on an item that is that far above my skill level unless
1> I had a lot and was skilling up
2> I was at max skill already
3> I wasn't that concerned about success/failure

Aalar

[Moraganth]

At 215 tailoring, you should have around a 15% chance for success on 335 trivial items. All earthweave is 335.

Nightmare trivials at either 295 or 305, and is a lot easier to make (and a lot less costly to fail on), so if you have a bit of plat you don't mind wasting, you might give that a try. At 252, i've succeded at 9 of the last 10 nightmare silks i've attempted... your mileage will vary a bit.

Storms... i haven't made any that i remeber sicne the new ui.. so i can't give yah any idea there.

[Deedolith]

You can't even attempt a combine with such a low skill anyway, you need a minimum skill of 220 to attempt any finished PoP product (doesn't include subcombines)

[Abazagaroth]

Um, no. You only need modified 220 skill to do ethereal components for ornate/elemental armor.