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#1 Aug 27 2005 at 4:59 PM Rating: Decent
Hi, im a lvl 19 Gnome Warlock. I have been using Herblore and Alchemy as my professions, but i have heard some bad thing about Alchemy. My Alchemy is only 114 (Guestimate), and would it be a bad thing to drop for Enchanting / Skinning or anything else?

Please post your comments and / or feeling and / or suggestions!

-Exilechild

P.S I do not want to drop herblore.
#2 Aug 27 2005 at 5:29 PM Rating: Good
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If you're calling herbalism "Herblore," I assume this is your first character. I would highly recommend staying away from enchanting on your first character, as it will take too much effort and/or gold to level it without drops farmed from your other end-game characters.

Herbalism/alchemy is a pretty solid choice, and they go well together. Skinning can make you a bit of money on the way up, but eventually you'd probably want to trade it in for a production skill. But then you'd need to go back and repick all those herbs again! Waste of time, in my opinion, especially since alchemy can be useful all the way up. By the time you reach level 35, you'll be able to get high enough to Transmute Arcanite, which will provide steady income (about 5 gold every 2 days on the two servers I've played on. It's actually between 6 and 8 on Skywall, but a lot of people are just reaching 60 and Arcanite's in high demand).

I would suggest keeping herbalism alchemy. If you find you are not making enough for your liking, sell some of your herbs. If you feel you're wasting time killing beatss you can't skin, fight humanoids instead; they'll make you a lot richer ^_^
#3 Aug 28 2005 at 6:23 AM Rating: Decent
Yes this is my first character, i call Herbalism alchemy because its called that in Runescape.

-Exilechild
#4 Aug 28 2005 at 4:05 PM Rating: Decent
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I love alchemy personally. The key is knowing which potions to sell, and which herbs to sell. Swiftness potions are always good, as are underwater breathing, healing potions, and some higher lvl potions (elixir of the mongoose, elixir of sages). It might take a little while to start making actual money, but it can be worth the wait. Also, people love alchemists. I've gotten invited to groups before solely because someone recognized me from an uldaman run when i made potions for everyone.
#5 Aug 28 2005 at 9:03 PM Rating: Good
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ahhhh runescape good times good times except the fact that the game !@#$in sucks if u not a member but back in the distaint of before wow i personaly went for mining and blacksmithing but for yur character its a bad choice u got a perfect set right now
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