Handicrafting is the most rewarding craft money-wise,as most of the accessories that can be made through Handicrafting sell for decent amounts of Aion Gold.Handicrafting crafting skill enables players to create earrings, necklaces, rings, glasses, staffs, and bows.
100-130
The question is which is easier to make? Staves and Bows with very high flux costs? Or should we take Aion Gold Ore, which virtually no one wants, and turn it into good stuff later for fun and profit? If you want to collect enough Aion Gold, you can buy aion gold from us.The big downside to a primarily gold leveling pattern is the Acid-you'll need a TON. Somewhere along the lines of 500-600,000 kinah worth probably. Not for the faint of heart, Take the brutal 120-130 portion and work order it with the 100 work order to earn your patterns of great desire-Topaz and Aquamarine Necklaces.
130-150
Plan on going for the necklace market.Start off making Gold Ornaments here, and switch to work ordersuntil you get your recipes of choice.Then, you have a comfortable skill cushion,mass produce the Gold Necklaces. Make those necklaces now. They go for normal versions 100k and the 500k each for the noble versions. So buy Aion Kinah help you do it .Topaz and Aquamarine are found en masse in the hills outside Taran's Cavern and the area northeast of the Fire Temple outpost if you need further material guidance.
150-160
This is your last chance to get any of the 100-150 recipes from crafting. Assuming you got the two necklace recipes, you have the ones that matter,but if you're a completionist, run the lowest work order possible until you get them. These recipes tend to go for a lot. With that aside, go ahead and work order this range and craft any of the standard staves and bows you were thinking about earlier.The market for these typically isn't as good since people like to bet on getting a weapon from NTC. These people are likely punching themselves with a green weapon after hitting 29.This is where you come in, but your 25 weapons don't exactly fit them at that point.