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Weaver 1 to 40 in 11 Days and ~1.5mil Net Profit - Two
Books!

***IMPORTANT EDIT:*** Some of
the earlier synths are going to be off by 1 or 2 levels because I wasn't keeping
notes. HERE IS THE FIX: if you cannot attempt a synth, continue on the
progression that you are currently doing. The SP gain is still going to be the
same for the progression tree. General rule of thumb: if you cannot maintain a
75% success rate (out of 10 attempts) stay on the previous progression until you
can. There was some mention of this earlier so I added this for clarification.
Again, sorry about this - I never intedned to put a guide out but the results
were too good and it would have been dick not to share them. I remember feeling
like it would take forever to hit 40 so if I can spare people that I
will!

There are a lot of good guides out there but I wanted to contribute
my own simple guide for power-grinding from 1 to 40 with an emphasis on profit.
This is going to vary widely from server to server but should still be doable
for roughly the same results.

Some background information before I get
into this (most people won't even bother to read it lol). This is my second
character that I took to 40 weaver (mainly for repair reasons). The first
character took forever. This was primarily because those first 20 levels were
done around launch and it still took the community about 6 months to really get
into the nitty gritty of the game. After that, it was a trial and error process
for which synths were best with a lot of debate. There will still be debate -
some people will prefer a different route. But this is what I found worked well
for me and hopefully it can help you.

There are a couple things that I
want to make really clear about this:

1. This was done with a focus on
efficiency
2. This was done with a focus on achieving net profit
3. Shard
usage was a big part of decision making
4. This guide still requires a good
time investment, however, can be done in 14 to 16 days if you play slightly
above "casual" pace
5. This was done with only Preserve and Fulfillment
set
6. Net profit was achieved by selling to NPC for efficiency
7. Get
weaving book as soon as you can
8. Next get either glovemaking or hatting
(depends on the route you chose - i recommend glovemaking due to shard
efficiency)
9. You will need ~100k gil to get the ball rolling and about 500
wind, lightning, and earth shards along with around 25 lightning crystals
10.
You will be buying shards (if you have the time, you only need to buy lightning
shards because earth shard and wind shard fish can be bought off an NPC in LL
for dirt cheap then synthed down)

So here we go!

Rank 1 to
10

This will go incredibly fast so don't worry about it. These first
10 levels are maybe 60 to 90 minutes of gameplay at best.

1. Leves - you
get probably 1 to 5 levels off the first cycle of leves, if not more.
2.
Hempen yarn and cloth to 10 - doesn't really matter

Rank 10 to
16

1. Cotton Halfgloves - getting right down to it, buy the cotton
cloth for no more than 500 gil from the wards because you will be NPC'ing these
for 787 a pop. Make your own yarn.

Rank 16 to 20

1. Canvas
Shortgloves - same thing: buy the canvas as cheap as you can (ideally around 500
gil) and NPC for 1240. You want to ride the glove synths as long as you can
stand it because a) you're making gil and b) you're low on shard cost. If you
can ride this to 26, do it! While riding these out instead of cloth you will add
time but you also pump net profit up dramatically. This is really a choice
between taking 11 days and 1.5mil net or ~14 days and ~2.5mil net. Totally up to
you.

2. Canvas Cloth - this starts around r20 and can actually begin at
r19 if you have weaving training. The reason I discourage cloth as a major
avenue for ranking is that you won't use it with this method - you either
discard it, NPC it, give it away to others (I prefer this as it helps other
people) or sell it on the wards. It also is very shard intesive and that will
cut into your profit margin quickly. Not to mention, difficult early
on!

Rank 26 to 32

1. Velveteen Halfgloves - If you can buy
velveteen from the wards for 1k a pop or less do it because these are going to
NPC for 1837 each. Get started on these as soon as you can.

NOTE ABOUT
BOOKS: By now you should have decided to go with either glovemaking or
hatting. If you chose glovemaking you are taking the path of gloves. If you
chose hatting then you are taking the path of making turbans (same materials.)
Here is why I prefer glovemaking: shard cost. Simply put, glovemaking is easier
on shard cost. While making turbans is more gil it is also a much higher shard
cost.

2. Velveteen Cloth - this really is towards the tail-end of this
leg and I found that around 28 I was more than consistent. But again, shard
cost. You're getting into the area where you really have to balance SP gain vs.
shard cost vs. time investment. Sometimes, your server economy will answer this
question for you. On Besaid, we had a lot of people dumping undyed velveteen for
500gil a pop so it was a dump simple choice for me. I probably could have shaved
one day of time off my progression but the easy money was there.

Rank
32 to 38

Linen Fent - By now you may realize that you've made waaaaay
more than 1.5mil, but sadly, you are about to start cutting into that margin
very quickly. Believe it or not, aside from r1 to 10, this will be the fastest
progression of the whole method. The problem: you're going to be paying around
1k a pop for each cloth and you're taking a bath on NPC'ing the fents. This is
negative cost synth and you will eat away at your profits. But, with that said,
this is shard efficient and also very quick. At 32 you really won't fail too
much, either. And, honestly, this leg being so quick will really help to bolster
your spirits and give you a second wind to get this damn job done! I should note
that you can move onto the synths listed below sooner than 38 but I rode this
right as long as I could because it was easy. Again, this comes at a cost
(literally.)

Rank 36 to 40

NOTE: Now it comes down to
choice and also how much you want to shfit your profit margin.

1. Linen
Cloth - personal preference here but again, I really don't like the shard cost.
Also, the SP isn't eye-popping. You may even be disappointed with the SP but
making your own cloth becomes an option if the economy dictates you to do
so.

2. Dew Thread - this really isn't even a grind synth for you but it
may be a great idea depending on economy. In the event that the price of thread
is too high (over 500gil - which it probably is) buying the webs is almost
certainly your best option as farming diremites can really be a pain in the ass
and a huge timesink. If you go the route of just buying the mats, do a cost
analysis and decide if buying the webs is cheaper or the completed yarn is
cheaper (factor in crystal cost).

3. Linen Shortgloves - 2040 a pop to
the NPC and reasonable material costs. Again, SP is going to trail off here but
it is still a viable option.

4. Velveteen Turabn - 2129 each and you're
earning roughly the same SP per synth as Linen Shortgloves. This is another
economy-based synth. It also becomes common sense if you have a boatload of
unused velveteen from earlier in the progression tree. Also, if you chose to go
the glove route (can't encourage the glove route enough) not having hatting
won't matter since the difficulty of this synth is incredibly easy at this
rank.

That's it! Really! This method will get you there. It will be fast,
profitable, and easy. Are there variations and alternatives? Of course! But this
is the method that I found provided the most efficient path with a multiple
focus on profit, time, and ease.

Some quick tips and
comments:

1. If you're having trouble with a synth don't keep doing
it! Failed synths generally offer less SP than the previous leg. If you are
failing more than 25% of the time, take a step back.

2. Cotton Bolls! If
you don't feel like buying these, take a hgih level character and one-shot the
puks in the LL zone (Cedarwood and SE of skull valley). They drop constantly and
one hour of farming can net you about 70 to 100.

3. Flax farming is easy.
Yes, you probably don't believe me. Just head SW of Bloodshore and spamkill the
quest Roseletes. Why these? Reasonable drop rate, a ton of mobs, and fast
repops.

4. Cystals and shards can be obtained for waaaaay below market
cost with alchemy. From a time standpoint, you're best off buying them.
Depending on the economy this may mean you net only 500k by the time you're 40.
It comes down to personal preference. My recommendation is to have either be a
r25 alchemist or have a friend who is. You can Hasty Hand a ton of maiden carp
(bought from NPC and they make earth shards) or tiger cod (same NPC, wind
shards). This means that you only need to buy lightning shards (or fish up brass
loach or malm kelp.) I say r25 because you can easily desynth crystals if you
choose to and, if you have fishing leveled to 16 or higher, can skill off of
Bone Crayfish that you catch south of Horizon. Why bone crayfish? They cost one
lightning crystal to synth and make 3 lightning crystals in return. Essentailly,
a r25 alchemist that also has r16 fisher is looking at zero shard/crystal cost
in exchange for adding an extra day or two onto the process. I actualy never
bought crystals or shards and was done in 11 days.

5. Why these synths
and not others? Pretty easy: if you notice, each of these NPC'able synths
require one yarn and one cloth. From a profit standpoint, it just makes sense.
They are also all very shard-efficient. I aimed for simplicity, among other
things.

6. Why didn't I include the recipes and talk about yarn? Because
a) you can find the recipes very easily and b) you can figure out that you will
spend very short amounts of time making yarn but it isn't really something that
needs to be expanded upon.

Good luck!

P.S. - I will be posting
similar guides for Carpentry, Leatherworking, and Goldsmithing in the next few
weeks - all will be roughly the same time investment and profit margin. If you
like this, let me know and I will keep churning out guides! http://www.mooglebox.com/entries/cotton-halfgloves.php

不是要改配方了吗，这些估计得重新考虑了

是的 只是給個思路，目前我14級裁縫，打算逐漸嘗試，總結一下

老外說這個 This guide is suuuuuper outdated at this point“
不過他給了新的推薦 在記錄一下

Ranks 1-10

The first 10 levels of weaver are exceptionally easy. All of the Rank 1 and Rank 5 weaver leves reward you with Moko Grass, which is supremely beneficial for your growth all the way up to 10.

On your way up to rank 10, I highly suggest focusing on making the following items:
■ Hempen Yarn (Level 1 - 5+)






Weaving (1)






















Lightning Shard x 1

Moko Grass

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■ Undyed Hempen Cloth (Level 1 - 5+)






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Lightning Shard x 1

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■ Hempen Halfgloves (Level 3 - 6+)






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Lightning Shard x 1

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■ Cotton Yarn (Level 6 - 11+)






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Lightning Shard x 2

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The goal here is to stock up on Moko Grass, then to grind up on Hempen Yarn until you are out of the grass, then craft the cloth until you have an even stock, then grind the halfgloves for profit.

Combining leves with these three recipes will make short work of your ride from one to ten.

Hopefully in the process, you'll gain some cotton bolls, as well, since that will being your ride to 20.

Ranks 11-20

Now that you've hit the double digits, cotton is now your new best friend.

Ranks 11-15
■ Cotton Yarn (2 x Cotton Boll)
■ Undyed Cotton Cloth (3 x Cotton Yarn)
■ Cotton Scarf (1 x Cotton Yarn, 1 x Undyed Cotton Cloth)

These are your easiest recipes to get you through these levels along with levequests.

Ranks 16-20
■ Cotton Shepherd's Slops (1 x Cotton Yarn, 2 x Undyed Cotton Cloth, 1 x Hempen Cloth)
■ Cotton Pagne (2 x Cotton Yarn, 1 x Cotton Cloth)
■ Dew Thread (2 x Diremite Web)

Being able to do the Dew Thread highly depends on your gear. This is one of the first moments where you need to start worrying about crafting gear. Now that you're playing with cotton, I highly recommend you make yourself a cotton set (also, dying it green makes it look a lot better).
■ Head: Cotton Scarf
■ Body Cotton Shepherd's Tunic
■ Legs Cotton Shepherd's Slops
■ Gloves Cotton Halfgloves

These four things should be enough for you at this point. If you happen to have any more pieces (belt, shoes, etc) feel free to wear them.

Ranks 21-30

This is the Velveteen range. Aside from farming molting mitelings with your DoW/DoM class, 20-40 range local guildleves may now reward 12 x Diremite Web, which will greatly aid you in grinding afterward. Also use this range to upgrade your gear to Velveteen when you hit the late 20s. Velveteen Wedge Cap, Velveteen Shortgloves, etc.

Ranks 21-25
■ Cotton Pagne (2 x Cotton Yarn, 1 x Cotton Cloth)
■ Dew Thread (2 x Diremite Web)
■ Undyed Velveteen (1 x Dew Thread, 1 x Cotton Yarn)

Diremite webs are sold from a vendor as well as drop from mitelings around Eorzea. This range won't be easy if you're simply grinding, but aiming toward making velveteen will be important for your progress. You'll ultimately want to make a bit of gear for yourself.

Ranks 25-30
■ Undyed Velveteen (1 x Dew Thread, 1 x Cotton Yarn)
■ Velveteen Shortgloves (2 x Undyed Velveteen, 1 x Dew Thread)

Focus on making velveteen cloths and shortgloves while you gather flax from your leves, as you'll need them for the grind from 30 to 40.

Ranks 31-40

This is the linen range. NOTE that linen yarn is a level 40 recipe! I don't suggest making these until you're 33-34, though you can technically attempt these the entire 10-level range. Undyed Felt is a good, profitable bridge up to 33-34 if you take the time to farm the karakul fleece.
■ Linen Yarn (2 x Flax)
■ Undyed Linen (2 x Linen Yarn)
■ Linen Tights (2 x Undyed Linen, 1 x Linen Yarn)
■ Linen Shortgloves (2 x Undyed LInen, 1 x Linen Yarn)

And, if you can manage to farm Karakul Fleece:
■ Undyed Felt (1 x Natron, 2 x Karakul Fleece, 1 x Fleece)

Fleece is attained from higher-level levequests as well as a high level Leatherworker synth of Sheepskin. Natron is likely best attained from vendors. I've yet to find a better place to attain it.

Ranks 41-50

Quite frankly, post-1.19, these levels suck pretty badly. If the Karakul Fleece market ever goes down, this might be more affordable, but I literally did most of this range spamming levequests, while on the side farming the karakul fleece and making woolen/felt pieces to sell on the wards.

Gear is of the utmost importance at these levels. It will greatly increase your chance and synthing these high-price items successfully. Full woolen gear from 43 to 48 is highly recommended, and moving to felt gear for the remainder is also highly recommended.

Gear-wise, focus on making woolen/felt gear of the mind/of dexterity. These are the two stats that Weaver uses for HQs (DEX = MH, MND = OH).

If you want my opinion on the easiest syntheses (especially for ease to make with profit), here they are:




41-48
■ Woolen Yarn (2 x Karakul Fleece, 1 x Fleece)
■ Undyed Wool (2 x Woolen Yarn)
■ Woolen Gown (2 x Undyed Woolen Cloth, 1 x Woolen yarn, 1 x Linen Yarn)
■ Add stats with the gown and a woolen cloth. This is a cheap, easy extra synthesis that adds value to the product.
■ Dye it with a dye and the gown.

48-50
■ Felt Gown (2 x Undyed Felt Cloth, 1 x Woolen Yarn, 1 x Undyed Woolen Cloth)
■ Add stats to the gown by taking the gown and adding a Undyed Felt Cloth. This is a cheap, easy extra synthesis for full EXP!
■ Dye it with a dye and the gown.

Other things require items from other crafters. It ultimately depends on your market.

Class Quests

Follow the links if you want a walkthrough for the quests.



Name

Level

Reward

Quest Location



Hoodwinked

20

Sunsilk Tapestries Linkpearl, 20000 gil, ~2000 EXP

Sunsilk Tapestries, Ul'dah



Dance the Night Away

30

30000 gil, ~3000 EXP

Sunsilk Tapestries, Ul'dah



A Fruitful Murder

36

36000 gil, ~3600 EXP

Sunsilk Tapestries, Ul'dah









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