This gave me a good laugh, thank you sir.
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I've read this post several times and I honestly don't get it, and the post rating other posts didn't help.
Is the question, "does someone heed to craft?" Then the answer is yes. Just to take your Paladin's armor as an example, I am not sure what you mean by "the valor suit." The Knight's Armor from the turn-in? The blessed Virtue Armor? The Plate of Honor set? Either way, crafting (defined broadly as "a skill used to make stuff") can produce much better armor. The Virtue Armor lacks even night sight. Same for the Soul Seeker. It's a nice weapon that'll always be in wide use but using it against everything isn't a good idea, and some kind of crafting skill (defined broadly as "a skill used to make stuff") will always be necessary for weapons. Some monsters these days actually harm you when you use life leach on them, thus making the Soul Seeker impractical. Also, Undead does extra damage to you when you carry a Repond weapon. So no matter what you will need to carry at least one other weapon.
Is your question, "do I personally need to craft?" Then the answer is and has always been no. You, personally, do not need to craft, you can be a buyer and trader.
I have gone the latter route, have never once had a crafter, for the entire time I've played and that's somewhere in the neighborhood of 13 or 14 years.
-Galen's player
Is the question, "does someone heed to craft?" Then the answer is yes. Just to take your Paladin's armor as an example, I am not sure what you mean by "the valor suit." The Knight's Armor from the turn-in? The blessed Virtue Armor? The Plate of Honor set? Either way, crafting (defined broadly as "a skill used to make stuff") can produce much better armor. The Virtue Armor lacks even night sight. Same for the Soul Seeker. It's a nice weapon that'll always be in wide use but using it against everything isn't a good idea, and some kind of crafting skill (defined broadly as "a skill used to make stuff") will always be necessary for weapons. Some monsters these days actually harm you when you use life leach on them, thus making the Soul Seeker impractical. Also, Undead does extra damage to you when you carry a Repond weapon. So no matter what you will need to carry at least one other weapon.
Is your question, "do I personally need to craft?" Then the answer is and has always been no. You, personally, do not need to craft, you can be a buyer and trader.
I have gone the latter route, have never once had a crafter, for the entire time I've played and that's somewhere in the neighborhood of 13 or 14 years.
-Galen's player
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gurugeek
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Hello 
sorry for jumping in !
Back in the game after circa 7 years !
I have a GM lumber/carpenter/tailor and I really like crafting. After a lot of looking around was lucky to find a house for sale that I bought (this was done mainly because I do not enjoy a lot the rune exchange thing and I feel more motivated with a luna shop...).
Question:
I know that the game has changed and that some things do not sell at all (tailoring stuff, fire robes, even marble robes do not sell so well I think) BUT what do you think it could sell well as a Carpenter ? I do have containers and special statues (squirrel, warrior, arcanist) on my vendor including some in frostwood/bloodwood. If you have any suggestion on what would sell decently well on carpentry it would be much appreciated.
I like carpentry so it does not have to be the most profitable items in the game but something that people will/can use.
Wooden armors are a bit complicated for me to understand: if I use a reward tool it gets extra properties but as these are random it can be very tricky to make a good set ?
Any suggestion on carpentry crafting /sellable (again I have almost all special recipes and all type of wood) will be very much appreciated !
Thanks
Zwergseidenaff
sorry for jumping in !Back in the game after circa 7 years !
I have a GM lumber/carpenter/tailor and I really like crafting. After a lot of looking around was lucky to find a house for sale that I bought (this was done mainly because I do not enjoy a lot the rune exchange thing and I feel more motivated with a luna shop...).
Question:
I know that the game has changed and that some things do not sell at all (tailoring stuff, fire robes, even marble robes do not sell so well I think) BUT what do you think it could sell well as a Carpenter ? I do have containers and special statues (squirrel, warrior, arcanist) on my vendor including some in frostwood/bloodwood. If you have any suggestion on what would sell decently well on carpentry it would be much appreciated.
I like carpentry so it does not have to be the most profitable items in the game but something that people will/can use.
Wooden armors are a bit complicated for me to understand: if I use a reward tool it gets extra properties but as these are random it can be very tricky to make a good set ?
Any suggestion on carpentry crafting /sellable (again I have almost all special recipes and all type of wood) will be very much appreciated !
Thanks
Zwergseidenaff