I'm surprised no one has chosen Goldsmithing. It's a rather lucrative profession, even though it costs a lot of gil upfront to level. Nonetheless, the real reason to level up Goldsmithing are the kicka$$ glasses. They make any character look smooth.

Clothcrafting has decent glasses, but they make mithran women look like school marms. Nonetheless I do love cloth, which springs from my true interest in harvesting. The trick is that to truly level cloth you have to level alchemy, bone, smithing, and woodworking. All come into play whem making certain pieces of armor and fishing gear. Especially bonecraft.

I'm curious if anyone out there has made a living off of Bonecraft solely. Or if it's even possible.

Looks like cooking is the clear winner.

I'm also a cook, though I really don't use it that much (bah, I never bothered to get raw fish handling, I know, I suck and need to get on it- I do make some decent money cooking noodle dishes for poor poor melee jobs that need lots of def for Maat though :-)

Vis Maior's Journeys
http://maior.samhart.net/

my craft are cooking at 70 until i get raw fish handling then im going to continue it to 100...then my alchemy is around 60ish not exactly sure wat it is but its around that

the last choice is for those with no lvls primarly, or in the rare event that some one has lets say 60 in all the crafts, something along those lines... however if you have like 1 in WW and 2 in GS with a differance of 1 please fill in the GS bubble thank you!

Also if "like" in Malks case; i know his cooking is higher than his clothcraft, but his intent is to take cloth to 100 now, i'd ask that he still fill in cooking.

Also if you have ne mules (who craft) please let me know by posting below and i will update the poll accordingly

i'm currently trying to gauge what crafts we have available in our ls, so please take the time to complete this poll... the other poll is still active and can be accessed Here. This poll will expire after the first week of july please do me a favor and fill it out.