If all you want to do is a trade to make money, pottery is not the one.
Usually there is some item that is missing from an area, sketches of
firing sheets.
Baking is a good one, up to 30 plat an hour around Rivervale
Brewing also nets around 30 plat an hour in West freeport with the
benefit of never having to zone
The other thing is you don't have to find customers, which for Smithing
are VERY scarce these days
Samiba Craftsman
Master Smith, Fletch, Brewer
VGood Chef, Good Potter
--- Donald Taber <
dtaber@...> wrote:
> From: Donald Taber <dtaber@...>
>
> I recently started in pottery, but I started to make
> items to work with
> my baking skill.
>
> I have heard of people able to make money from
> pottery. Some of the
> items you can make (such as the pie tin) can be sold
> to the store for a
> few gold over the cost of the parts. While this
> isn't the massive amounts
> of platinum I have heard of people making off of
> smithing, I have only spent
> a few plat raising my skill and it seems to go up
> very quickly. I put only
> one training point into pottery and now have a 30 or
> so while only spending
> a few plat (assuming you can make some items you can
> sell back to the
> stores).
>
> You may be able to make more off of some of the
> higher level pottery
> items, but as I said I only have a 30 skill or so.
> I would guess if you are
> just looking to make money, you can make a little
> with pottery, but this
> should not be your first choice. Do it for
> role-playing or to support
> another trade skill.
>
>
> Soren
>
>
> kale usi wrote:
>
> > From: kale usi <kaleusi@...>
> >
> > Not sure what the benefits are for this skill. I
> can say, that seems like
> > everyone has taken the more popular/profitable
> skills - smithing,
> > bowyer/fletching, jeweler and a few have taken
> cooking and/or brewing. I can
> > tell you this much about the other skills, they
> take a ton of cash to
> > improve them. If anyone could enlighten us all,
> I'd be much abliged.
> >
> >
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