Best trade-skill

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Eskimoo88
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Best trade-skill

Post by Eskimoo88 »

I'm beginning to see how most, high quality, villages have designated roles for their members. What trade should i learn, in which i could be the most valuable to potential villages that i might join?
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bitza
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Re: Best trade-skill

Post by bitza »

farmers are always in demand, or making silk

also "not being a dick" could be listed under a skill because many people seem to have a hard time with it
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DatOneGuy
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Re: Best trade-skill

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If you can get to high farming, farmer.

Pretty much anything is good though as long as you know it in/out and aren't a dick.


Silk making is tough so a good one, if you're good at it tree planting is good. Digging clay is nice. Tanners are rare and always welcome.
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