The cash flows with the...?Follow

mining/herbalism + skinning + fishing.

so, your basically saying that the money side of enchanting is disenchanting.
but, what about making pots to sell, or for guild raids... and JCing cuz people need/want pvp/pve gems... BS is kinda so-so, LW is more of a personal profession, not really a seller, same with tailoring... but people still
/2 LF HIGH LVL _____

as for gathering, im kinda thinking about selling that stuff when i get alot of gold, then dropping one or both for something I can use
like... get 300 on both, get a bunch of stuff, sell it, drop the things for say...
mooncloth tailoring for resto, or alchemy for pots...?

I mean, money makers are good for... well... money making, but let's face it... in end-game, its ALL ABOUT THE GEAR
some may not agree, but come on... people who inspect you at 70 and say WOW WHAT AWESOME GEAR!
or, the alternative,
dude, go l2gearup NUB!

lol... a little heated for some reason...
anyway, gatherers are cool cuz they make money, but I kinda wanted to get to 60 with stuff I can better myself at 70 with.
like, in my case, i was gonna do enchanting and tailoring, max it out by 70, get mooncloth set for my druids healiing, then enchant it all :D

anyway... i ramble so...

cheers,
Syladia :)

Enchanting and Mining as long as you use Enchanting as a gathering skill

so... gather till 70 (all I need is the 5000g lol, swift flight ftw)
and, if I can, make extra money with that to powerlevel my tailoring?

so im doing like... mining/skinning then at 70 and when I have epic flight money, drop...?

also, if I drop one for tailoring, should/what could i drop the other gatherer for?

and last question, epic tailoring set? :O
link please :)
I thought it was just mooncloth and the like

:O BRAIN BLAST!
I just thought about this...
Enchanting and Mining!
:)
Since lots of people go with enchanting, and since only 1 profession (pretty much) uses skinning (LW). I figure, why not use enchanting as a gatherer for a bit, and use mining since JCers (bazillions [exaguration] of em on my server) and Blacksmiths use minerals :)
lol, but, my fall back, if i get UBER bored with mining, is enahcnting-tailoring...

oh and btw, last toon I leveled to 70 didnt even have 500g when he dinged... :(
had to borrow a heft of 900g for my non-epic flyer.

Which is basically why I rolled druid... I would never face the trauma of not have 900g :D

For healing, the epic crafted set is Primal Mooncloth

Others are Spellfire, Soulcloth, and Frozen Shadowweave.

Edited, Jul 30th 2007 2:35pm by ohmikeghod

I believe there was, but was made during pre-BC times.

IMO Jewelcrafting is not a money loser when you treat it the same as enchanting. You're not selling cuts in /2. You're prospecting. Doing lots and lots of prospecting.

You see the mistakes many enchanters make, well many jewelcrafters make the same ones. Even at 375. They try to buyup every 500g pattern so they can be the guild JC, instead of treating it like a gathering profession.

It can be alot more expensive then enchanting, since theres far more world drop recipes. But if you treat it like gathering first (including the AH), you can make a great deal of money selling uncuts. As you come across a lot of gold, its sometimes wise to invest carefully into a select few patterns, depending on cost, server, demand, price of cut vs. uncut, etc..

Edited, Jul 31st 2007 5:03pm by mikelolol