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This might be obvious, but I went from rank 1125 to rank 60 in a few minutes in the crafting guild, PLUS you usually make money.



1) Get a quest from the 1st guy in tradeskill instance.



2) Turn around and look on the vendor. The quests are usually gather 15 iron clusters, tuber strands, average pelts, etc. You can usually find these things on the vendor pretty cheap.



3) turn back around and talk to the quest guy again.



The reward is 12 silver which means if you buy the items for less than 80c each, not only did you get status points, but you also make money. The only one of these that ever cause problems is the pelts. they usually run high, but you can recoup the extra cost really quick. Even better is to do it with a friend. That way if you have any items already, you just trade them with the friend …one at a time (6 in a trade)… and do the quests without spending any money. To trade 6, you have to spread them out in your own inventory, then transfer them to the trade window. And remember…CNTL drag pulls one from the stack without going through the slider.

You must be to do this evil. Start a good char it doesnt matter which name you pick but make sure you make him on the same server as you evil character. talk to the ambassdor on isle of refugee to quickly get off. Go to NettvileHovel and talk to Vida for the Vida needs a new broom quest if you don't know where she is right click a guard select find NPC and type in Vida. She tells you to go speak with Tawli Whiskwind in Baubbleshire. She can be located on the east side of Baubbleshire.Once you have spoken to her go back to Vida.She gives you a reward called a dusty blue stone.These sel for 2-8 gold on broker in freeport. Start another good character and do the quest keep making as many chars u need to and keep repeating.After you done give all the stone to your 1st good char you made in the shared bank slots and delete all the other good chars you made. Now comes the hard part get a friend or guildmate to transfer all these stones from your good char to your evil char. Now sell the stones, by the way you might want to keep one becuase its start to weakened ghoulbane quest and the weakened ghoulbane can get you ghoulbane a very powerful weapon. This takes a bit of time but ive found its well worth it. Good luck!

Dwarves are extremely stout, tough, thick headed warriors who far outlive all the other races of EQ2. Their stubborness is tempered by their wisdom however, which comes from living for centuries in the EQ2 world. Generation after generation pass down great crafting and fighting skills from generation to generation.

Their compact, yet extremely broad and sturdy bodies allow dwarves to possess a natural strength far greater than most other races in EQ2, making them an excellent tank or solo character at lower levels. Many Dwarves in Fantasy Lore also choose to become clerics (or priests in EQ2) healing their own kind, and other goodly folk.

EQ2 stays true to this fantasy tradition, and makes the two most favorable professions for the Dwarven race that of fighters and priests. A Dwarven priest with a sturdy club or axe makes for a formidable opponent in hand to hand combat, or casting spells from a distance.

Much like Hobbits, Dwarves are quintessential "good" characters in Fantasy Lore, therefore Dwarves may only inhabit Qeynos the city of the "good". Also, fully expect the vast majority of serious artisans in the game to be Dwarves. In pretty much every Fantasy yarn spun over the past hundred years, Dwarves are known for being excellent craftsmen.

Much like Dark Elves, the Dwarven race inhabits caves just below the surface of the earth. For this reason, they've developed a keen sense of sight in dark places. EQ2 grants Dwarves a special skill called "Ultravision", keeping in line with Fantasy lore.

If you're looking for a solid fighter, adequate priest, or just a pissed off Danny Devito clone with a huge axe……you can't go wrong with the Dwarven race.

Racial Attributes
Strength 25
Agility 15
Stamina 25
Intelligence 10
Wisdom 25

Resistances
Mental 4%
Heat 0%
Cold 0%
Magic 5%
Divine 1%
Poison 2%
Disease 2%

Traditional Roles:
Fighter, Priest

Language:
Dwarven

Racial Sight:
Ultravision

This is all beta info, and is subject to change when the game goes live. We shall expand/expound etc when and if necessary.

The dynamic duo is back from the oblivion, with a fresh show on adventures and trials in the world of Norrath. In this new episode, Troy and Karen talk abut the future of EQual Perspectives, the go on to talk about what their characters have been doing in the game. Karen leads into a new segment talking about the Living Legends quest, and the mysterious thunderous clouds that have appeared everywhere; while Troy talks about how to easily obtain a 45 percent bonus mount in the lands of the Loping Plains. The two are all excited about the great celebrations and exciting events happening over the summer in Everquest II, and if you haven't played the game in a while come back and enjoy TWO free months! The two end the show talking about the new Everquest II podcast, EQ-IQ!

Highlights:
*1. The Future of EQual Perspectives
*2. What our characters have been up to
*3. Pick a quest to talk about (I am going to talk about the Worg Mount Quest)
*4. 2 Free Months to play (I have been told if you had an account from the past, you have two months of free play)
*5. EQ-IQ the new podcast in the collective

Show Links:

www.emeraldtablet.wordpress.com
www.journeyswithjaye.com
www.eq2-guides.com
http://livinglegacy.station.sony.com

EQual Perspectives #17

Welcome to the exciting return of EQual Perspective, the podcast that talks about Everquest II. Each episode is hosted by Troy and Karen, with special guest appearances from players and designers.

This week on the show we get caught up on what our characters have been doing in Norrath and then jump right into discussions on the new Battlegrounds expansion, WoE looting, Shards and the tiring grind, and finally talking a bit of Guild talk.

EQual Perspectives #7
Welcome to the new EQual Perspectives with you returning host Troy, and with his new official cohost Karen. The duo tackled Vanguard for more than 8 episodes of the Voyages of Vanguard and now they are together again with EQual Perspectives. This week show has been in the making for more than three weeks and shows its age during the news segment of the show, but with the holiday season around it was a bit difficult to put the show together.

Karen talks about her 70th level monk character; while Troy talks about his dozen toons and laments on his hectic approach on trying to keep all his characters with top notch spell and gear. The two talk about getting back into the game, and revel in the newest expansion Rise of Kunark. This episode is about getting up to speed in Everquest II and what both want to accomplish.

Everquest II news is a bit dated but most of the events are still going on for the next several days: Rejoice! Karen talks about all the holiday fun, while Troy bemoans his boredom to the whole holiday quest.

We also welcome Beau Turkey onto EQual Perspectives and he delights us with his talks of collecting.

I am writing this as i have not seen anyone make a post about crafting in EQ2 that is any more than a very basic crafting guide.

I was able to get to level 10 crafting in about 2-4 hours. This was about my third time through as i did it in beta and once more with my main, so by the time i got to my alt it was fairly quick. I am not going to go into how to get the resources that is fairly basic and any info you may need about this is in the manual.

General Crafting Tips

You will have 27 different symbols or buffs that you can use to counteract things when you are crafting, there will be three per type of crafting.
If you mouse over the recipe in you book it will tell you what type of crafting it is which will lead you to the proper responses for the type of crafting.
If you wish to level quickly never make the same thing twice.
You recieve almost double the exp the first time you make something, so if it gives you 20% normally the first time you make it you would get 40%
The harder the item is for you to make the more exp you will get.
You will get more exp for a pristine item compared to a shaped item.
Use at least one buff per roll, there are usually two buffs that use very little power and one that uses a fair ammount.

Level's 1 - 9

If you are going to be a serious crafter you will complete up to level 9 on the Isle of Refuge. . Therefore at these low level's with so many recipies unless you are making something you want to use you can gain more exp by creating different things and level yourself faster. You can gain a level by making two or three pieces of elm furniture each level, or anything else you may wish to make.
These levels go quickly

Level's 10 - 19

You will recieve three new buffs, try them out but compare them to your old one's for the first few levels you may do better with the original buffs.
When you reach level 12 or sometimes earlir you are able to learn the books from the other three proffesions, ie if you took scholar you can learn the outfitter book and crafstman level 10 books.
Here you have chosen your specialty and are working towards your last specialization. For each level from now on you will recieve fewer new recipies however always try to make one of each item for every level for that exp bonus. For the first few levels you will be able to level by making one of each item or not even all of them. By level 17 it starts to become a bit of a grind. however once you reach 20 you get the reward of your final specialization and can start to make some good money.

Level's 20 and beyond …

Here is where crafting get's expensive and much more difficult, crafting becomes much more interdependent on other crafting proffesions. You will need items from many other crafting proffessions that you cannot make yourself.

Hope this helps people who were looking to get going in the crafting buisness.

There is an unknown command in everquest 2 that is there for an unknown reason.

Typing /cutemode in game will turn your characters head to a large size when in game. It is only viewable by the person who types it and you will see yourself and everyone with large heads where everyone will see you as normal.

Troy and Karen return for episode number 9 of EQual Perspectives. After a mysterious introduction, the duo talk about their sponsor: www.mmotreasurehunt.com. Troy then thanks Beau Turkey for his great segments that he keeps sending in. The hosts then tackle a slew of email, with a special one from Grimwell! Troy and Karen often think of being mad MMO scientists, and what MMOstien would they create? Troy is happy to announce that there is a good base of listener to the show, and he looks forward to increasing the listeners of the show.

Karen and Troy then tackle two big subjects for the show: Contents & Group and Everquest 2 Epics. The two each have their own opinions on what can be done to increase grouping and what would be the best line of epic gear for the game.

Finally, Beau Turkey talks about his problem — too many alts!

Listen and enjoy.

* Everquest II Introduction
* Shout out to our Sponsor of our show: www.mmotreasurehunt.com
* Special recognition to Beau Turkey and his special segments
* Listener Emails
* Listener & Fans of Equal Perspective
* Virginworld's forum posts
* Mightydar and Content & Groups
* EQ2 Daily and the prospects of Epics
* What our character's are doing
* Beau Turkey and Altolism

Links:

www.mightydar.wordpress.com
www.eq2-daily.com

Troy's 18 Characters:

Lillipad: 22nd Froglok Berserker
Godaka: 4th Sarnak Inquistor
Braincheese: 21st Ratonga Defiler
Upathii: 31st Erudite Illusionist
Phuskok: 1st Human Swashbuckler
Tuffenuff: 30th Ratonga Necromancer
Cuddles 41st Ratonga Fury
Elladaan 44th Wood Elf Paladin
Comstock 33rd Barbarian Templar
Shalimar 74th Gnome Warlock
Willowbrae 22nd Fae Warden
Darcon 26th Dark Elf Dirge
Pumpkinx 35th Halfling Ranger
Nastytooth 19th Ratonga Bruiser
Kulkallkan 34th High Elf Conjuror
Shannarra 36th Troll Berserker
Wiiwhomper 18th Fae Monk
Wiser 56th Gnome Mystic

Next Week Troy's Crafters….

EQual Perspectives #14
The dynamic duo is back from the oblivion, with a fresh show on adventures and trials in the world of Norrath. In this new episode, Troy and Karen talk abut the future of EQual Perspectives, the go on to talk about what their characters have been doing in the game. Karen leads into a new segment talking about the Living Legends quest, and the mysterious thunderous clouds that have appeared everywhere; while Troy talks about how to easily obtain a 45 percent bonus mount in the lands of the Loping Plains. The two are all excited about the great celebrations and exciting events happening over the summer in Everquest II, and if you haven't played the game in a while come back and enjoy TWO free months! The two end the show talking about the new Everquest II podcast, EQ-IQ!

Highlights:
*1. The Future of EQual Perspectives
*2. What our characters have been up to
*3. Pick a quest to talk about (I am going to talk about the Worg Mount Quest)
*4. 2 Free Months to play (I have been told if you had an account from the past, you have two months of free play)
*5. EQ-IQ the new podcast in the collective

Show Links:

www.emeraldtablet.wordpress.com
www.journeyswithjaye.com
www.eq2-guides.com
http://livinglegacy.station.sony.com

This week Eric, Joe, and Troy continue with this discussion on Everquest and Everquest II. Eric and Troy first talk about the news of Everquest, followed by information of Legends Of Norrath. the two continue with discussion of progressive servers and ideas of creating new servers to attract more players, and talk of flagging for the Frost Crypt and Timeworm Leggings and other uber gear. Eric describes his quest for the Warp Portal Necklace and ends with tactics for solo, grouping, and raiding. Eric and Troy talk about the Hot Zones, for Everquest. Eric wraps things up with his rants of server patches and a way to detail flagging. Joe and Troy talk about Everquest II (starting at 1 hour and 7 minutes into the program) and continue their tales with Bullywug and Lillipad. Later, the two decide to re-roll their characters and make a pair of ratonga in the new starting city of Nariak. This time around they play a bruiser and a defiler and regain quickly the levels they lost from the re-roll.

Corrections:

In the show we refer to a website as www.eqinterfase.com, but it should be www.eqinterface.com

Station Pass is thirty dollars a month, not twenty-five that I reported in the show

This is a bit of useful information I found on the official forums. It is a list of places you can get discovery experiance since they reset them with the expansion. As I am sure you know, discoveries now contribute to your earned AA points and you can gain several points just from visiting these areas. Enjoy!

Here are some locations that I have found that gave me Location Exp towards AA's. Sorry no /locations on them… The % is how much AA Exp I recieved at the AA lvl shown…

AA locations

Thundering Stepps-1% about (lvl 2)
Thundermist Road
The Mirror
Fallow Farmlands
Bridge Keep
Antonican Road
Seaside Road
Dead River Docks
Dead River Road
Crested Lowlands
Ruins of Karana
Giants Forge
Thundermist Valley
Dead River Basin
Centaur Encampment
Crater Mine
(Shattered Valley)
Shrine of the Sirens

Nek Forest-1% about (lvl 2)
Valley of the Lost Souls
Camp Leeot
Valley of the Dead
Head Stone Walkway
The Pot

Enchanted Lands-2% about
Lost Village of Bobick
Seamist Coast
The Great Guard
Shortwine Burrow
The Lazy Drain
Seamist Plains
Berrybrook Field
Bog Mountain
Bramblefoot Hills
Misty Grove
Misty Ridge
The Riverwatch

Zek-2% about(lvl 2)
Warship Dock
Orc Encampment
Three Toes Valley
Blood Ore Valley
Spirit Valley
Valley of Sacrifice
Refuge
The Sea of Crossed Swords
Mythical Forest
Orc Outpost
Defiled Forest
Citadel Road

Feerrott-2%(Lvl 3)
Drowning Causeway
The Jungle of Alliz Evol
Thule Camp
The Hand of Sacrifice
The Greenblood River
Fear Camp
The Pool of Ruins
Murdunk's Fall
Anaconda River
Ogre Guard Tower Ruins
Alliz Tae Ew Tangle
Destroyed Druid Ring
Toppled Hand Of Thule
Fear Camp
Alliz Ew Basin
Gulch of Thule
Dread Basin

Everfrost-2%(lvl 3)
Stormedge Isle
Everstorm Bay
Bitterwind Trench
Jagged Plains
Icespire Caverns
Maidens Walk
Icewail Caverns
Icewail Pass
Hollowfrost Grove
World Tree Root
Shiverfang Caves
Guardian's Gulch
Kromise Caves
The Lady's View
Icegill Lagoon

Lavastorm-2%(lvl 3)
Shrine of Thunder
Magma Grotto
Najena's Dungeon
Najena's Valley
Fenin's Pass
Dagger Spires Pass
The Wounds
Goblet of Ro
Lava Field
Temple Path
Temple of Solsek Ro
Dragons Breath Tunnel
Hydra Pass
Solusek Valley

Zone line-
Sinking Sands into Pillar of Flames and Vice Versa…
Sinking Sands into Clefts of Rujark and vice versa…
Clefts of Rujark into Pillar of Flames and vice versa…

Tenebrous Tangle-
Bixie Isle
Temple Grounds
Ravasect Incursion Point

Bonemire-
Pillaged Burial Site
Drednever Crash Site
The Cacotoxic Stain
The Carrion Briar
Doomwing Excavation

The Barren Sky-
The Isle of Awakening
The Palace of the Awakened
The Isle of Eaglewatch
The Cloudmist Isle
The Whisperwind Isle
The Stonefall Breach
Windgazer's Hideout
Pool of the Awakened
Prisoner's Isle

Zone: Temple of Cazic-Thule
TEAM: 1 player around lvl 47 + 1 lvl around lvl 58

The lvl47 just have to stay at the zone out of cazic thule, and the lvl 58 just have to slay all the nameds.
chances of obtain master chest 33%
But not only nameds are droping masters!!!
Terrorfiend, frightfiend and dreadfiend are droping Too at high rate( 5% to 10%)

since the last Live update, nameds are poping more frequently so it's very fast to get masters
nameds I've tried:
-Hukulan the Despoiler
-High Priest Cit Dakon (never camped)
-Lord Yaelerf
-The Acidic Mass
-The Steel Golem
-Tzugaax the Torturer (my favorite)
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