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Message ID: 234
Date: Fri Jul 23 22:30:49 BST 1999
Author: Joshua Bednarz
Subject: Re: New to tinkering...best way to raise skill?


How did you get a pie tin? I could make them myself with blacksmithing, but
I can't find any one that can make ceramic linings.
Where did you get all those pie tins?


>From: MadGrizzle <MadGrizzle@...>
>Reply-To: EQ_Tinkering@onelist.com
>To: EQ_Tinkering@onelist.com
>Subject: Re: [EQ_Tinkering] New to tinkering...best way to raise skill?
>Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1999 17:01:21 -0400
>
>From: MadGrizzle <MadGrizzle@...>
>
>I've made a small profit from selling compasses. I make them for about
>3pp, better now with my +17 charisma gear I have, and sell them for 5pp
>each. This is the auction line I have found works the best:
>
>"Selling TINKERED compass, 5pp, great if you have poor sense heading, 100%
>success rate, don't be fooled by cheap knock-off imports, buy direct from
>the artisan, support the trades!"
>
>I think the last bit "support the trades" helps a bit since I have sold 2
>to people with good sense heading but buy trade items just to provide
>support.
>
>I have sold only 10 so far, so I guess I've made 20pp, not much, but better
>than losing money. Just sucks that you don't get experience from them.