I just started a second character, Mariko, my plans for her are to lvl Pld, Sam, Mnk, and maybe Ninja. Also I am pretty set on Vyuru's main craft to be Weaving, but since I haven't gone beyond lvl 60 yet, this could easily be changed.
Right now I am torn between Leatherworking, Woodworking, and Smithing as Mariko's main craft.
Leatherworking seems best suited to be paired with another main of Weaving, however it looks like a large portion of the gil making synths lvl 60+ are armor and the like, which I don't really favor, I prefer the consumables/ingredients for other synths markets. So this craft does not appeal to me, but as I said it seems the best craft to be paired with Weaving. And while I would LOVE to be able to make a few Corselets, obtaining a star sapphire seems almost impossible and it also seems a poor choice to level a craft to 100 just for one synth that really excites you.
Woodworking has lots of arrows and bolts to be made, I can make pretty furniture and spiff up the mog houses nice It pairs nicely with HELM and chocobo digging activities which I do quite enjoy, and there are some nice polearms and stuff I could make for myself (yay Engetsuto!) Woodworking seems the best craft for the activities that I like to do, Weaving covers the other aspect of the HELMing/digging nicely.
Smithing has alot of armor/weaponry that, given Mariko's professions, would be nice to make for myself, be kinda cool to sign it too I have a good drk friend who, IMO, would look totally hawt in a signed set of Darksteel armor While there are a number of synths that interest me, like the Hachiman set, I have to question whether I would get to use these in exp parties because something else might be better. Potentially big bucks to be made from Smithing though I think, moreso than Woodworking say.
Also, while I enjoy mining, I doubt I would go to any of the truely dangerous zones to mine in (Ifrit's Cauldron and the like) which seems to me to eliminate pretty much any of the ingot/sheet synths above darksteel.
So yeah, not entirely sure which craft to go for. I'm pretty sure I don't want to go into Leatherworking unless someone can give a really compelling reason, and so I think my two choices are Smithing and Woodworking.
Right now I am torn between Leatherworking, Woodworking, and Smithing as Mariko's main craft.
Leatherworking seems best suited to be paired with another main of Weaving, however it looks like a large portion of the gil making synths lvl 60+ are armor and the like, which I don't really favor, I prefer the consumables/ingredients for other synths markets. So this craft does not appeal to me, but as I said it seems the best craft to be paired with Weaving. And while I would LOVE to be able to make a few Corselets, obtaining a star sapphire seems almost impossible and it also seems a poor choice to level a craft to 100 just for one synth that really excites you.
Woodworking has lots of arrows and bolts to be made, I can make pretty furniture and spiff up the mog houses nice It pairs nicely with HELM and chocobo digging activities which I do quite enjoy, and there are some nice polearms and stuff I could make for myself (yay Engetsuto!) Woodworking seems the best craft for the activities that I like to do, Weaving covers the other aspect of the HELMing/digging nicely.
Smithing has alot of armor/weaponry that, given Mariko's professions, would be nice to make for myself, be kinda cool to sign it too I have a good drk friend who, IMO, would look totally hawt in a signed set of Darksteel armor While there are a number of synths that interest me, like the Hachiman set, I have to question whether I would get to use these in exp parties because something else might be better. Potentially big bucks to be made from Smithing though I think, moreso than Woodworking say.
Also, while I enjoy mining, I doubt I would go to any of the truely dangerous zones to mine in (Ifrit's Cauldron and the like) which seems to me to eliminate pretty much any of the ingot/sheet synths above darksteel.
So yeah, not entirely sure which craft to go for. I'm pretty sure I don't want to go into Leatherworking unless someone can give a really compelling reason, and so I think my two choices are Smithing and Woodworking.
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