salvage: tier of drops

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Lev
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Postby Lev » Jan 18, 2017 17:31

i had a LGM on Uthgard 1, but now i want too much things while i level my first char (e.g. house :wink: ).
for now i just want to level to the skill on which i can salvage and trinket every drop.

in guides it seems that 800 skill is enough for that. e.g. here
http://www.guardiansofvalor.com/Strateg ... gGuide.asp
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The first thing to decide is what level materials you want to salvage and trinket. Pre-Shrouded Isles the highest materials you generally saw were tier seven (Diamond metal bars, etc.). Darkness Falls seals were turned into gold by purchasing items and salvaging them for large quantities of tier seven metal bars which could then be trinketed. Many drops like the popular Hibernian Finlaith Firebrand also yielded tier seven materials. To salvage and trinket at that level you needed to have 700 in metalworking or the comparable secondary skill like clothworking for cloth items. woodworking for staves, bows and instruments, etc.

But is 700 enough? At that level you can trinket one metal bar at a time with a yellow con trinket. You can’t increase your secondary skill beyond your main skill so if you’re only 700 in tailoring it’s going to take you a long time to get the trinketing done. I remember the first Firebrand I trinketed. 68 Diamond Metal Bars and I had to do 100+ 13 second trinkets just to get it converted to gold because I failed a lot on yellow. If you raise your skill to 750 you can make hinges. Hinges trinket two metal bars at a time, so you’d only need to do half as many trinkets, still all at 13 seconds though. If you raise your main skill to 800 and your metalworking to 800 then you’ve got it made. You’re successful every trinket, you can trinket two bars at once and the hinge is grey so each trinket takes only 6.5 seconds to complete. You can turn a Finlaith Firebrand into 151g in about eight minutes, not bad.

So, 800 sounds good? Enter Shrouded Isles where most of the high level drops yield tier 10 materials. Now you need 900 skill in each secondary to be able to successfully salvage drops and start to trinket. One aside here; yes, you don’t absolutely need 700 or 900 skill to salvage an item of that tier. However, if you’re significantly lower than the required skill you may yield fewer materials or fail and lose the item altogether. Bottom line, the ideal goal is to have 1000 in all secondary skills. Then you can salvage and trinket everything in the game at half trinket time. You can buy drops off people and pay them a percentage of the yield value, you can salvage your own drops and make sometimes upwards of three times the money you made in gold and loot alone.


does this hold true on Uthgard 2.0?
are there no drops outside SI which salvage into materials above tier 7 (e.g. asterite)?

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Postby Sokraz » Jan 22, 2017 09:55

You need 1000 to salvage everything without loss

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Postby Lev » Jan 23, 2017 12:20

Sokraz wrote:You need 1000 to salvage everything without loss

so you have salvaged some drops into a material higher than tier 7 (which would be asterite, nightshade, runed, ebonwood)?
which item was the source?

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Postby Bloodlance » Jan 23, 2017 14:19

ive salvaged extensively in 2.0

900 to make items to bars etc.
950 to turn them to trinkets. (so you can sell with optimal return).

Yellow never breaks when you trinket.
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Postby Pbuck » Jan 23, 2017 18:38

Some drops like moorlich robes, dont give full return even with 1048 clothworking.

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Postby Bloodlance » Jan 24, 2017 13:08

Pbuck wrote:Some drops like moorlich robes, dont give full return even with 1048 clothworking.


I would suggest you upgrade metal,leather,cloth,woodworking all to over 950. Some items are "special" that way.

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What does the item return ? and quantity ? i would estimate that it returns 43-44 silksteel or 90~~ wyvernskin.

? close ?
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