What materials to stack before Nightfall is released!
Former Ruling
Fur in the desert? >_<
AS for the Clay Bricks dude - You can't acutally GET any Clay Bricks, they are at crafters, but the materials needed to craft them dont exist (bricks of mud).
AS for the Clay Bricks dude - You can't acutally GET any Clay Bricks, they are at crafters, but the materials needed to craft them dont exist (bricks of mud).
ducktape
Heh, that's true, to actually wear fur IRL in the desert would suck. At Leipzig they made sure to tell people that Nightfall is not all desert, so maybe that's why they showed the rangers wearing fur?
http://i7.tinypic.com/21916bm.jpg
Well, that new fur/leather armor isn't covering the entire character like existing armor that uses fur, so I guess that sorta makes sense too.
Re: Clay Bricks / Bricks of Mud - I wonder what on earth they would be useful for if they ever did bring them back. Not like you would need bricks for armor or weapons. Interesting possibility if they resurrect the use or availability of bricks.
http://i7.tinypic.com/21916bm.jpg
Well, that new fur/leather armor isn't covering the entire character like existing armor that uses fur, so I guess that sorta makes sense too.
Re: Clay Bricks / Bricks of Mud - I wonder what on earth they would be useful for if they ever did bring them back. Not like you would need bricks for armor or weapons. Interesting possibility if they resurrect the use or availability of bricks.
sigried
i have seen people buying lots of glithering dust already.
Clawdius_Talonious
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Originally Posted by ducktape
Heh, that's true, to actually wear fur IRL in the desert would suck. At Leipzig they made sure to tell people that Nightfall is not all desert, so maybe that's why they showed the rangers wearing fur?
http://i7.tinypic.com/21916bm.jpg Well, that new fur/leather armor isn't covering the entire character like existing armor that uses fur, so I guess that sorta makes sense too. Re: Clay Bricks / Bricks of Mud - I wonder what on earth they would be useful for if they ever did bring them back. Not like you would need bricks for armor or weapons. Interesting possibility if they resurrect the use or availability of bricks. |
curtman
all the basics but Linen/Silk/Damask thus far. I could use some more of those and steel
Sai of Winter
I kinda stacked up on everything, but I have high amounts of cloths, tanned hides and iron since they are most commonly used. Need more bones and wood though.
Sphinx2k
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Originally Posted by Dobermann
i dont think theres gonna be new armor for wars, cos when factions came out, u saw the armor u culd have in pvP, but tehre was no new Armor classes (cept for paragon 'n' dervish) in PvP
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Mr. G
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Originally Posted by Clawdius Talonious
I'd love to see a time sink like housing, maybe available on Battle Isles, made from wood planks and clay bricks. Or, make a communal area like an outpost accessible from the Guild Hall where all of a particular Guild's houses would be located. They could provide additional storage as well, maybe even allow you to buy NPCs for your house. Then again I'd be happy as a tick if they just added an NPC to the Guild Hall that would hold an item for a designated guildmate, or communal guild item storage...
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AceeBlueEagle
Jade Wind Orbs and Naga Fangs is what I heard...
Retribution X
Dog poop.
J/K
Ecto and shards.
J/K
Ecto and shards.
Doom Runehammer
I'm going for stacks and stacks of
Iron
Steel
Cloth
Silk
Maybe charcoal (bricks? Hearing alot about them) Still need to find where to farm cloth and silk....
Iron
Steel
Cloth
Silk
Maybe charcoal (bricks? Hearing alot about them) Still need to find where to farm cloth and silk....
KurtTheBehemoth
Red Iris Flowers and Little Girls Capes FTW!
The Master Eldar
Yeh. I think with the normal materials you will be able to buy all the armors. If you want to buy 15k armor we'll need to collect special stuff, like steel etc =)
heist23
My best guess here is Iron, Steel, Cloth, Tanned Hides and Leather. Paragons have 80 AL (odd, since they're midline), so they're probably packing some metal in their armors. And the Dervishes....well, it looks like they'd have tanned hides or something in theirs.
King Kong
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Originally Posted by Doom Runehammer
Still need to find where to farm cloth and silk....
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Sol_Vie
I'm just stacking up on everything. Rubies and Sapphires will be the hardest to come by in my opinion.
I definitely see bricks of mud, Elonian Leather Squares, and such things finding use. (Finally)
I definitely see bricks of mud, Elonian Leather Squares, and such things finding use. (Finally)
RHCP Rule
Found this on Guildwasrs.com
The Fiery Sunspear of Shelter is the iconic weapon of the Order of the Sunspears and consists of a tempered steel head and a long Mebahya-wood shaft, gripped at the midpoint. Behind the head, a flattened sunburst disk increases stability in flight, as does the riverhorse-bristle fletching on the butt of the weapon. Deadly in the hands of a skilled individual, the Sunspear was first used as a weapon by the early Order of the Sunspears in Istan and remains a traditional weapon of that Elonian province.
The Icy Soulbreaker of Enchanting is a lightweight but powerful Dervish weapon. Its haft is made of bound ironreed wrapped with bindings made of Elonian leather. Its head is carved from strengthened skyquartz, a shatterproof crystalline mineral mined in southern Istan. The secondary blade at the base of the weapon is also made of skyquartz, and is carved in the traditional "blades of the five gods" design. Among the Dervishes, such weapons are often passed down from mentor to student, and often are as much pieces of art as they are weapons of war.
The Fiery Sunspear of Shelter is the iconic weapon of the Order of the Sunspears and consists of a tempered steel head and a long Mebahya-wood shaft, gripped at the midpoint. Behind the head, a flattened sunburst disk increases stability in flight, as does the riverhorse-bristle fletching on the butt of the weapon. Deadly in the hands of a skilled individual, the Sunspear was first used as a weapon by the early Order of the Sunspears in Istan and remains a traditional weapon of that Elonian province.
The Icy Soulbreaker of Enchanting is a lightweight but powerful Dervish weapon. Its haft is made of bound ironreed wrapped with bindings made of Elonian leather. Its head is carved from strengthened skyquartz, a shatterproof crystalline mineral mined in southern Istan. The secondary blade at the base of the weapon is also made of skyquartz, and is carved in the traditional "blades of the five gods" design. Among the Dervishes, such weapons are often passed down from mentor to student, and often are as much pieces of art as they are weapons of war.
Griff Mon
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Originally Posted by ducktape
Fur...the rangers are seen wearing fur, other professions might have armors that use fur also.
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Soldat
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Originally Posted by Tetris L
I heard a rumor *) that Clay Bricks will be the hot sh*t in Elona. Stock up on Clay Bricks!
*) Before anyone asks, sorry, I can not reveal my source. It's top secret stuff, you know. |
every1 will rush to get bricks. He'll have had stacks of it by then already, then he can just merch it or sell it to ppl b4 release. I heard of a guild doin that w/ Factions, starting a rumor abuot some items, and they each made about 1.3 mil off of it.
.....On the other hand, I've heard lots of rumors 'bout bricks, so it could be true, just don't see how you'd use 'em.
bigwig
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Originally Posted by Griff Mon
Sigh, Back to the Charr Hides.....
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ducktape
Yetis seem to drop fur squares too. If you're in an area that has lots of yetis, sometimes they'll do the 10-fur-squares-at-once drop
Soldat
Can sum1 tell me their best place to farm items that salvage into steel? I'll be needing a lot of that, and iron.
Mars Dragonblade
I've got around 60 somethin steel and I'm approaching almost 750 iron, I'm hopin to make enough when the prices go up after Nightfall's release for some good lookin Dervish armour. I haven't been looking for anything in particular that salvages into steel, because if somethin does for me it comes in a fair amount anyway. Anything else material wise I'm stockpiling, I think it's better to have as much of everything as possible to make as much profit as possible, because as sure as damn it when you have tonnes of an item the market's calling for something else - there's no escaping Murphy's Law. Sometimes I think I am Murphy........