Beast [Beastess Isdottir][Meilikki Isdottir][Kaunista Illusio][Savant Bixxie]
Aspiring Brotherhood [PACT]
Fort Aspenwood
Aspiring Brotherhood [PACT]
Fort Aspenwood
Advantage for more than 2 disciplines?
Is there any advantage to having more than 2 disciplines
The advantage is kinda obvious – you can craft more things. If you have a warrior, for example, you could benefit from armorsmith, weaponsmith, huntsman, jeweler and chef.
“I think that players are starting to mature past the point of wanting to be on that
treadmill, of being in that obvious pattern of every time I catch up you are going to
put another carrot in front of me” – Mike O’Brien right before Ascended weapons
treadmill, of being in that obvious pattern of every time I catch up you are going to
put another carrot in front of me” – Mike O’Brien right before Ascended weapons
Not all legendary weapon requires you to be a weaponsmith. For example if you’re after the legendary shortbow, then you’ll need to have huntsman and jewelcrafter crafting discipline instead.
http://www.guildwars2guru.com/topic/64363-legendary-weapons-guide/
The link above is a good guide in telling you what you need to craft the legendary weapon you’re after.
On a side note; level up another alt to learn other crafting disciplines that you need/lack
Crafting is also a great way to level. If you happen to have a lot of crafting mats from mapping it can really be cheap too.
I mainly use the crafting as a way to gain levels. For the most part it is a long term gold loss as crafting is very hard to make profitable. But the exp gained is great.