Sorry about that.. I had to. Anyway, I would suggest warsmith if you are not going to be playing alot. Warsmith can make money while you are afk. A BH requires you to play to make money.
The best way to make money is to play the market. My orc fighter has made several hundred mil just playing the market.
Artisan overnight shops don't make all that much until high levels and full books roll around - tbh I'd say BH for the convenience of being able to spoil this or that, and then still having the four sell/buy-slots.
both characters require to be lvl'd to some degree. With an Artisan you just can't craft everything that comes out of the game. Just making sure that was clear. :D
I find that my Artisan makes larger quantities of money in 1 transaction but can go for long periods of time without making much, due to trying to locate the materials required.
A scavenger I imagine will have constant money flow due to your ability to spoil as you lvl. Getting imediate revenue.
Higher lvls of spoil are also good things I think.
A scavenger I imagine will have constant money flow due to your ability to spoil as you lvl. Getting imediate revenue.
Higher lvls of spoil are also good things I think.
I disagree, cause if you lvl in a group they will more then likely have item looot set to by turn with spoil.
So BH would lose money.
I like my Arti, it takes time to lvl, but lvling with a pole is the most efficient way.
My arti can craft me things, crush items. and ultimently doesn't need to go to A/g to make money.
Best thing about WS is if you don't have much cash just set up a manufacture store, and let people burn your mp for SS and have a steady income.
I like my Arti, it takes time to lvl, but lvling with a pole is the most efficient way.
My arti can craft me things, crush items. and ultimently doesn't need to go to A/g to make money.
Best thing about WS is if you don't have much cash just set up a manufacture store, and let people burn your mp for SS and have a steady income.
I agree with you. However, players are not in party for the whole game. :) I think I was trying to distinguish the differences between the form income takes between the two classes.