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Can anyone point me to a good source of information for a culinary guild?. My main question is, at higher levels, is it worth it? can you make any money? and what should I be making?
Anybody in the field of battle knows the importance of having a good food supply with you. Mages need pie and juice. Melees need meat product. The Culinary guild is the most important to everyone out of all the guilds. I, personally, am not in the culinary guild but we can all agree that some good money can be made.
The ingrediant list is a little insane compared to others though.
The ingrediant list is a little insane compared to others though.
Yes, it's worth it.
I don't know how much money you can make at higher levels, but I'd think that if you run around the fields with a bazaar filled with food, people will probably buy when they're in need. It saves them from having to run back to the AH.
You should make whatever your culinary level allows you to make. The higher level in the craft you are, the better items you will be able to make. Even if you can't afford to make the best, keep making as much of what you can make. You may not make much money at first, and might even lose some, but once you're higher in craft level it'll be worth it.
I don't know how much money you can make at higher levels, but I'd think that if you run around the fields with a bazaar filled with food, people will probably buy when they're in need. It saves them from having to run back to the AH.
You should make whatever your culinary level allows you to make. The higher level in the craft you are, the better items you will be able to make. Even if you can't afford to make the best, keep making as much of what you can make. You may not make much money at first, and might even lose some, but once you're higher in craft level it'll be worth it.
Lvl 60 cooking here.
From what I've seen and what I see in the forseeable future, there isn't a lot of gil to be made with cooking. It's more useful in that you can make food in the battlefield as you need it, for example juices which do not stack (but their ingredients too). I've had some success selling Mithkabobs from my bazaar while fighting but people will usually buy a couple at a time if they run out in the battlefield. Since most likely you're making about 300-600ish gils profit per stack for mithkabobs, this is a slow endevor.
For profit, one of the other guilds may be more expedient.
From what I've seen and what I see in the forseeable future, there isn't a lot of gil to be made with cooking. It's more useful in that you can make food in the battlefield as you need it, for example juices which do not stack (but their ingredients too). I've had some success selling Mithkabobs from my bazaar while fighting but people will usually buy a couple at a time if they run out in the battlefield. Since most likely you're making about 300-600ish gils profit per stack for mithkabobs, this is a slow endevor.
For profit, one of the other guilds may be more expedient.
Lvl 60 cooking here.
From what I've seen and what I see in the forseeable future, there isn't a lot of gil to be made with cooking. It's more useful in that you can make food in the battlefield as you need it, for example juices which do not stack (but their ingredients too). I've had some success selling Mithkabobs from my bazaar while fighting but people will usually buy a couple at a time if they run out in the battlefield. Since most likely you're making about 300-600ish gils profit per stack for mithkabobs, this is a slow endevor.
For profit, one of the other guilds may be more expedient.
From what I've seen and what I see in the forseeable future, there isn't a lot of gil to be made with cooking. It's more useful in that you can make food in the battlefield as you need it, for example juices which do not stack (but their ingredients too). I've had some success selling Mithkabobs from my bazaar while fighting but people will usually buy a couple at a time if they run out in the battlefield. Since most likely you're making about 300-600ish gils profit per stack for mithkabobs, this is a slow endevor.
For profit, one of the other guilds may be more expedient.
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