Learn about a profession you’ve never owned. See if it interacts with any of your current professions and start making gold modifying goods. Every profession except fishing, first aid, and cooking interacts with every other profession in some minor way at the very least. Whether it's materials for crafting a weapon or requirements for a trinket, they are all connected in some way. Learn these connections and see if there is gold to be made.
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1 comments:
Anonymous said... July 20, 2009 at 6:42 AM
I just thought I'd note that even fishing and cooking overlap, and can be very profitable as well.
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