Craftsmanship vs. Magic Craftsmanship

[Geesus]

good point i noticed with gold smithing i get lot more sucs synth front using a grinding wheel to make marbled eye than fron the hammer and vise versa with rings and chokers. With mats such as nuggets and ingots the grinding wheel seems to be more useful than the hammer

Precisely. I use my hammer for ingots just because idk, they're flat? O.o LOL But to each his own. I found the same issue when repairing gear. Why would you use a spinning wheel to fix an already made cloth item? In RL you wouldn't, you'd use a needle. And SOMETIMES, switching hands during high level leves helped me actually complete the quest when the main hand may have been failing. Now that also may have been my gear but idk.

[Amiricle]

Precisely. I use my hammer for ingots just because idk, they're flat? O.o LOL But to each his own. I found the same issue when repairing gear. Why would you use a spinning wheel to fix an already made cloth item? In RL you wouldn't, you'd use a needle. And SOMETIMES, switching hands during high level leves helped me actually complete the quest when the main hand may have been failing. Now that also may have been my gear but idk.

Well, there is more to which tool you use than that too. The tool you use on nuggets/ingots for example determines the type of HQ. For example, using the primary you will get extra nuggets/ingots if you HQ the synth. Using the secondary, you will get +1/+2/+3 versions instead when you HQ.

[Geesus]

Well, there is more to which tool you use than that too. The tool you use on nuggets/ingots for example determines the type of HQ. For example, using the primary you will get extra nuggets/ingots if you HQ the synth. Using the secondary, you will get +1/+2/+3 versions instead when you HQ.

Very true and I did miss that point so thank you Amiricle for the addition.