Tailoring
| Type: | Tradeskill |
| Realm: | All |
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| Description: | |
The ability to make cloth, leather, and studded armour. | |
| Recipes for Tailoring | |
1 post
Hi. I begin tailoring and also ı am new in hibernia. I couldnt find any merchant who seels wool, leather etc. Where ca i find that?
1 post
Anyone do a tailoring task in Camelot were your make an item for Peze supposedly NW of master tailor. I cant find him anywhere any help appreciated. Hes not on the map and I cant find him anywhere .
Thanks, tracisuzanne level 7 friar 419 tailoring
pendragon
Thanks, tracisuzanne level 7 friar 419 tailoring
pendragon
15 posts
Anyone know of a guide which gives levels for each armour type. i.e. What armour would I make for a level 30 rogue? I wouldn't want it too low or too high. Trial and error is a cost I dont want.
Dalennor lvl 9 Inf
lvl 550 Tailor
Dalennor lvl 9 Inf
lvl 550 Tailor
Also to the one mentioned below by Maia, I use what used to be Keltor's Tradeskill Spreadsheet, but has changed hands and the new updated one can be found here;
Keltor updated 7/30/03
Nice off-line spreadsheet if you have access to Excel...
Anegale BloodRayne
Deadly Nightshade.
Edited, Thu Jul 31 04:51:04 2003
Keltor updated 7/30/03
Nice off-line spreadsheet if you have access to Excel...
Anegale BloodRayne
Deadly Nightshade.
Edited, Thu Jul 31 04:51:04 2003
Check out Motog's Crafting Calculator It's great for figuring out armor and price for since it lists the Armor Factor/Level Range for the combination you use, it also includes the recipe you need to make the armors. Now if it listed the required skill level this would be the ultimate tool.
Hope that helps,
Maia
Edited, Tue Jul 29 06:58:05 2003
Hope that helps,
Maia
Edited, Tue Jul 29 06:58:05 2003
Anonymous
i am from iran , tehran i came here 3 weeks ago, i have socaial ce and green card and found a job . i know litter bit your job. please you help me a bout a job. thanks a lot
sepideh samadi
sepideh samadi
2 posts
I've read that generally you cannot craft items that you can't use/wear. Does this mean that as a Wizzie Tailor, I won't be able to craft leather armor? I haven't selected a tradeskill yet, so this is a concern of mine.
Anonymous
You can make leather no matter what class you are. You can even make scale if you'd like to improve your armorer's skill but smithing, fletching or armorer cannot be your main trade skill if you are a magic-user (cloth wearer).
Mi Sung Lee Enchanter 40 Hibernia/Ys
2 posts
I took up tailoring with my scout but was told that was a mistake and she should be a fletcher instead. I just started (tailoring is only 10), is there any way to change her main skill to fletching?
1 post
Ok people, I have to answer this garbage.
A few things:
1. People arent telling you ingredients because they are ALL already in the game.
2. Making things are easy:
- a - Open an unused quick bar.
- b - Go to your skills page. (the Hand in the menu bar)
- c - Select the tailoring icon, then click in the quick bar to place it.
- d - Click it once in the quick bar for a list of things you can POSSIBLY make. (some will con red and there is a good chance you wont make them)
- e - Find something you want to make, click it to select it, then click again in the quick bar to place it. (Woven Gloves is the first item really available in tailoring)
- f - right click the icon in the quick bar for an required components list (what you need to make it)
- g - Buy the stuff required + a sewing kit (the kit MUST be in your backpack to tailor items)
- h - Find a comfy spot, then click the item icon in your quick bar.
- i - a progress bar will appear. You will eaiter fail to make the item losing no/some materials, or you will sucessfully make the item.
3. There are several merchants around cities, but the MAJOR cities dont have the higher level thread/cloth/leather to make better items. Yu need to look around to find them. Ex: In Hibernia, you can only buy up to gossamer in Tir Na Nog.
4. Crafting costs money. Be ready to do a lot of tasking and hunting to cover your costs.
5. Dont buy more than you need. Merchants will buy back at 50% of retail cost on materials, and around 65% for finished products (unless its is perfect quality). Selling to merchants, you WILL lose money.
Sell to guildies and also /broadcast in cities to advertise your wares. Most higher lvl crafters wont waste time on small stuff, so you can craft for newbies at lower levels, and sell for just over YOUR cost and still beat market cost by around 30%.
6. Make sure you level you PRIMARY skill first, the others will follow. Ex: If you are a tailor, you wont be able to lvl in armor crafting till you level in tailoring.
Thats it, and quit whining. We all had to learn.
2 posts
First of all, I wasn't whining. Secondly, you obviously cannot read because nowhere in my post did I ask how to make things.
18 posts
i am an eldritch..and i cannot spec in tailoring..any1 knows why?..
8 posts
Well at level 7, I had a bunch of my friends pitch in some money for me. I had 15g and i started tailoring...when i reached level 300 in tailoring....low levels and high levels needed my help. They all wanted MP cloaks..but now they are useless so that sucks. Once i got 5g to make a MP cloak. Alot of people want full sets of armor for new classes and such. I suggest if you are a caster to make this your main..fletching your second..and armorcrafting your 3rd...well that is my 2 cents... GL to any new tailors out there.
Anonymous
I have noticed a couple of people post about losing money while doing consignment.
You NEVER lose money while doing consignments. do the math. you get approximately a 10% profit. just make sure you never sell any leftover materials back, use them for your next item.
You NEVER lose money while doing consignments. do the math. you get approximately a 10% profit. just make sure you never sell any leftover materials back, use them for your next item.
Scholar
46 posts
That's not 100% accurate. It's possible to lose money on a particular assigment by having materials loss through failure that more than offset the potential gain for that particular item. I know this has happened to me at least once on an armor consignment where one of the components was orange (technically even there I should have come out ahead if I had bought the component, but consignments take enough time without doing that)
Now overall doing consignments, you should come out ahead even with the very rare loss.
Edited, Wed Oct 23 15:08:03 2002
Now overall doing consignments, you should come out ahead even with the very rare loss.
Edited, Wed Oct 23 15:08:03 2002
Anonymous
If someone can help me Please my tailering skills are at 515 I can not find where to get sylvan coth, thread, or embossed leather thank you for your time
1 post
You can buy the higher lvl materials in cornwall station or in swanton keep.
Trenn 600+ tailor
Trenn 600+ tailor
Anonymous
Back room Cornwall Station for the leather and the npc next to the bar for thread feathers and cloth.
Anonymous
I have made a couple of mystic chars one Rune master one Spirit master. I figured if I was a tailor I could make my own armor. No matter how much stuff I make none of my skill goes up. All my skill points are still at 1, this has happened for both charachters. I do appeals and of course nothing gets done about it. Are these classes known to be broken for tailoring?
Anonymous
You need to make either yellow or orange con items to have a respectable chance of increasing your skill. If you make greys or greens you might as well forget making anything.
Anonymous
Make sure tailoring is your main skill trade.. If it is your 2nd trade you must do first skill first. Then tailoring skill will climb to 75% of main skill.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Jul 01 2002 at 11:19 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) I can never find s ring and in the book it says ppl with magic can make rings so why cant i. what tradeskills in ring making under!!!!!
Anonymous
a quick ps on my post....i only spent 20 minutes doin trade skills in tnn when i first started then i went out with materials and did it while gainin exp :) once i hit 20 i tried doin the consignment thing (then at 300 tailor) and i wound up losing most of my money. Its alot better to be gaining exp and the money from loot while skillin then sitting around town and doin it
Anonymous
At 450~ in tailoring consignment items almost always wind up costing me more than what i get for them. The way i raise my skill is i buy all my materials (to within 10 of my wieght capacity) and go out to lvl. As an enchanter i solo high red poohkas at lvl 28 so whenever i hafto med i sit and i make an item or two. Once ive used all my leather(currently crafting hard leather items) i simply drop a few of my items and select it and tyep /salvage this way i get back almost all teh leather i use, losing usually 1-2 peices. Thats how ive raised my skill for the most part. It lowers cost and IMHO is much better than sitting around in tnn doin tasks that i actually lose money on in the long run. If your gonna raise tailoring i suggest first 100-200 in tnn but after that get out and lvl sitting inside isnt doin ya much good at all ;)
30 enchanter/475~ tailor
11 ranger/150~ fletcher
10 warden/ 200~ weapon crafter
11 bard/ 250~ armor crafter
30 enchanter/475~ tailor
11 ranger/150~ fletcher
10 warden/ 200~ weapon crafter
11 bard/ 250~ armor crafter
Anonymous
How does tailoring exactly works i want to try it but dont know how it works??
Hmm indeed... bit of an expansive question there, but here goes...
Tailoring is the skill of joining pieces of materials together, usually with some form of binding like thread, wool etc, to create items of clothing... :p
OK, first off I'm assuming you have found a master and you have signed up to tailoring, and have purchased a sewing kit from one of the other merchants in the same area.
Next on your control bar open up the Abilities Panel (the open hand button) and you should see some new icons, if not scroll down a bit. Now pick an empty quickbar <I tend to use number8> and drag to there the icon for tailoring. If you now select this icon a window will open showing all of the POTENTIAL things you can make... lol... notice I say potential, the items Con. like all the other things in DAoC.
Next open up Brae Gloves and drag the icon to your quickbar. If you right click on this icon you will see what you need to be able to make that item <it's recipe>. So go off to the nearby merchants and buy some stuff. Then find a nice quiet spot to stand or sit down <because being a tailor you DONT have to stand in front of the forge or the lathe> and press the glove icon on your quickbar.
Three things can happen from this;
1. You will make the item and will recieve points in the appropriate skills. Congratulations!! you just made your first item...
2. You will fail to make the item and will not lose any items. nm, try again.
3. You will fail to make the item and lose some materials, because you did such a poor job of it. nm, just check to see if you still have plenty of material left to continue, and try again.
And that's the basics... You can ask your tailor master for tasks </whisper task> and he will tell you what to make and who wants it, this way you actually make a little <a very little in the early days> money, otherwise if you sell your item to the merchants you will ALWAYS make a loss, but sometimes this has to be done.
Hope this goes a little way to answering your very specific question :p
Anegale BloodRayne
Deadly Nightshade.
Tailoring is the skill of joining pieces of materials together, usually with some form of binding like thread, wool etc, to create items of clothing... :p
OK, first off I'm assuming you have found a master and you have signed up to tailoring, and have purchased a sewing kit from one of the other merchants in the same area.
Next on your control bar open up the Abilities Panel (the open hand button) and you should see some new icons, if not scroll down a bit. Now pick an empty quickbar <I tend to use number8> and drag to there the icon for tailoring. If you now select this icon a window will open showing all of the POTENTIAL things you can make... lol... notice I say potential, the items Con. like all the other things in DAoC.
Next open up Brae Gloves and drag the icon to your quickbar. If you right click on this icon you will see what you need to be able to make that item <it's recipe>. So go off to the nearby merchants and buy some stuff. Then find a nice quiet spot to stand or sit down <because being a tailor you DONT have to stand in front of the forge or the lathe> and press the glove icon on your quickbar.
Three things can happen from this;
1. You will make the item and will recieve points in the appropriate skills. Congratulations!! you just made your first item...
2. You will fail to make the item and will not lose any items. nm, try again.
3. You will fail to make the item and lose some materials, because you did such a poor job of it. nm, just check to see if you still have plenty of material left to continue, and try again.
And that's the basics... You can ask your tailor master for tasks </whisper task> and he will tell you what to make and who wants it, this way you actually make a little <a very little in the early days> money, otherwise if you sell your item to the merchants you will ALWAYS make a loss, but sometimes this has to be done.
Hope this goes a little way to answering your very specific question :p
Anegale BloodRayne
Deadly Nightshade.
Anonymous
I just created a new character today (i.e. after the patch) and had her apply to the tailor master (in Jordheim). In addition to five tradeskills, and the four material skills I was also giving rank 1 in four others which I think were gemshaping, herbcrafting, mysticsm and one other. All were represented with question mark icons. Is this a bug or is it something exclusive to tailors?
Anonymous
it means that mythic hasent made those abilities workable yet and you cant use them
Anonymous
mabe i know the answer on this one:if you create a new char an have the same name on it as the char you had before everything that you had on the quickbar will not go away.instead it turns into a question mark.it happens on me.
Anonymous
Every where I have read, it says there is no skill cap based on lev. So could some please explain whats going on
I'm Lev24 Friar, Tailor
Tailorng, Leatherwork, Clothwork, Metalwork, and Woodwork are at 356
Fletching is at 241
Armorsmith and Weaponsmith are at 142
Seigecraft and the unimplemented(?) are at 1
These are all capped
I'm unable to raise my Tailorng past this point, any ideas? I have made at least a dozen orange items and a few red with no results.
I'm Lev24 Friar, Tailor
Tailorng, Leatherwork, Clothwork, Metalwork, and Woodwork are at 356
Fletching is at 241
Armorsmith and Weaponsmith are at 142
Seigecraft and the unimplemented(?) are at 1
These are all capped
I'm unable to raise my Tailorng past this point, any ideas? I have made at least a dozen orange items and a few red with no results.
I found that my tailoring related skills slowed and stopped around about the 360 mark and the only way I progressed again was by making blue/yellows. I found that until I got to about 390 that no orange/reds would increase any tailoring related skill.
For info:
No material skill can surpass your primary trade skill.
If a tailor, fletching can only be raised to 75% of your tailoring skill, and all other trade skills 40%.
Anegale BloodRayne
Deadly Nightshade.
Edited, Mon Apr 22 19:00:37 2002
For info:
No material skill can surpass your primary trade skill.
If a tailor, fletching can only be raised to 75% of your tailoring skill, and all other trade skills 40%.
Anegale BloodRayne
Deadly Nightshade.
Edited, Mon Apr 22 19:00:37 2002
Anonymous
Work on your metalworking skills you need to get that up as well.
Anonymous
I have been training as a tailor so far ~500 skill but I still havent figured out or been able to find anyone who knows wtf herbcraft, alchamy and such are for. Can't seem to use them for anything at all.
Please if anyone knows...
Please if anyone knows...
Anonymous
about "ALCHEMIE" and enchanting....
who knows anything about this... or a link?
who knows anything about this... or a link?
Anonymous
What about alchemy? and gemcutting? whats that? and whats it good for?
Anonymous
theses skills are still in development and have not been released by Mythic as of yet 1.53 maybe in next patch
Anonymous
What i wanna know is why cant i use hides from animals that i kill to train tailoring or leatherworking? I mean, whats the point of that lion skin/ bear hide etc if u cant make anything out of it? If i am mistaken and i can use those items to tailor plz tell me how. Thx.
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