You should practice in the order of cost of stone. Malachite will
probably get you 15 points or more, but I wouldn't know because I
trained with my guildmaster for 21 points. With the next 10 stones or
so you can get 2 skill points each before they become trivial, assuming
you do them in order. Starting with Wolfs Eye Agate or Jade it
increases to 3 points of skill per stone. Not all the stones are
readily purchasable so you may have to do 4, 6 or even more points with
a more expensive stone.
Baelish has the stones listed in order on his site. Print out this
page and refer to it as you practice.
http://www.baelish.aust.com/everquest/pages/jewel_table.htm
Quentin of E'ci
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rich.hitz@... wrote:
> From: rich.hitz@...
>
> There are thousands of opinions on the "best way" to
> go
> about raising your skill and making money at the
> same
> time.
> My question is this:
> If I do not train more than 5 points into Jewel
> Craft,
> and raise it by experience instead (for the RP
> aspect of
> learning hands on :) )is it beneficial to use silver
>
> bars and Quarts/Malachite to increase skill?
> At level 21 (max trainable at the guild) what gems
> will
> not help raise JC skill?
> What is the order of stone progression exactly. ie
> what
> does "start with Carnelian and work your way up"
> mean?
> Can you give me a list? Star Rose Quarts, Carnelian,
>
> Jasper, ?, ?, ?
> Thanks for reading my frustrated rant.
>
> Off topic, I was in N.Ro last night and I have never
> had
> as much fun killing Skeles. Before I had to go sell
> I
> had bagged 18 skeles in 30 minutes as the zone was
> completely cleared and repopped twice. I started
> with no
> money after just coming from the bank and had 5gp
> equiv.
> in copper and silver before I had to go sell. I hope
> to
> do it again tonight. hehe.
> --
> Artimis
> Enchanter 1st Rank
> Bertoxxulous
>
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