If you don't have gold leveled I would recommend looking into my gold guide. This is the best synth you can do at this level in regards to cost and return.Īs of writing this guide, this is a profit synth. Save the cloths if you're going all the way to 60. Save some of these fletchings if you're going to level woodworking. You will be needing cloths for the last stretch to 60 anyways, and crafting your own should be cheaper than buying. You could take this to cap or start earlier on Silk Cloth. The fletchings also sell at a good price. Insect Wings are so cheap that I see no reason to add a bridge here. Used in several quests including gobbiebag. If you're going to level woodworking, then consider saving some.
These don't sell well in stacks, but at a decent price in singles as they're used in the gobbiebag quest. Is only level 4 Leathercraft so can go ahead and do this even if your level is 0. You can easily make your own Sheep Wool with a wind crystal and 2 x Sheep Skin. Sell these at the AH and/or keep some for yourself. Sheep Wool was also in low supply on the auction house.Ĭonsider taking this to cap and jumping straight to Bird Fletchings, or do some wool as a bridge to Bird Fletchings. Pure loss though, so do what suits your wallet best.įor this and the next 3 synths you should do some research on availability and prices of materials.Īt the point of making this guide, sheepskin was in pretty high demand making it hard for me to make my own sheep wool. You will get skill ups from breaks and use less materials if you're 25+ on CC. If your Bonecraft skill is 0 you could just break through these. Sells slowly, but at a decent price on the AH. Requires a bonecraft skill of 8, which is easy enough to get. Left over to start crafting Shinobi-Tabi. If you did slacks from 10 then you should have alot of cotton You can do this to cap, bridge it, or completely skip it. Keep some if you plan to level woodworking. Some low level yagudos can drop upto 4 of these, making them very cheap on the AH. This synth is so cheap, so make sure to cap on it. I only made one of these for test item and skipped ahead to Yagudo Fletchings. Make sure you got enough inventory space as you will be getting 7~10 threads on each successful desynth. If you do, then you can skip the next step.ĭo this synth until you're out of thread or atleast lv10.ĭo these to cap, and save the cotton for later. You could also do Hachmiaki (11) (wind crystal + 2x Grass Cloth). Skill ups are not that fast for this desynthesis, but you should end up with a good amount of cotton thread which is good. Should yield you a good amount of grass thread to get you started. Make sure that you save these materials for later, as you will be using alot of them The first part of this guide will be to accumulate grass and cotton. Which will give you even more synths per item while also potentially saving some gil! Break rate will not change much with support, but you lower the chance of losing the item. If you're doing a desynthesis you should always use support. You'll also lose more materials so let your wallet decide. Within 5 levels you will be able to get skill ups on breaks as well, meaning you get more synths for your materials. I do not recommend using synthesis support if you're within 5 lvls to cap of the synth you are doing.
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