Thank you!
Protectra II ^_^
Protectra II ^_^
Can anyone tell me where to buy Protectra II?? ^_^
Thank you!
Thank you!
Ja Mata! ^_^
WHM 36
BLM 17
smn 12
WHM 36
BLM 17
smn 12
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Protectra II money-making tip
Long ago, I used to hang out in Kazham a lot because there were all kinds of opportunies to make money, and as a white mage, you need to be creative in that department.
One of the things I used to do was to make a trip to Jeuno and buy one or two Protectra II scrolls from the shop in Lower Jeuno. When I got back to Kazham, I'd sell them for about a thousand gil higher than what I paid for it (it worked out to about 8,000 gil, if I remember correctly) at the auction house there.
White mages, who were leveling in Kazham at level 27, would gladly buy the scroll for the slightly higher price rather than make the trip to Jeuno themselves.
Another scroll you could try getting your hands on is the Stoneskin scroll. Stoneskin is only sold in the town that is currently winning Conquest, and only to citizens of the country that's winning. In other words, if Sandy is winning Conquest, only San D'Orians can buy the Stoneskin scroll and only from the magic shop in Sandy.
So...
If you happen to have a mule who is in the town that's winning Conquest that week... you could have it buy the scroll, and send it to you in Kazham so you can sell it at the auction house there. Since it's level 28, white mages will be in Kahzam about the time they would be interested in buying it.
I believe the Stoneskin scroll sells in the NPC shop for about 8,000 gil. I'd sell it in Kazham for about 10,000 gil.
The other money making approach I used to do was to sell produce. If you walk down the dock next to one where the airship lands, you can speak with mithra running the airship shop without paying for an airship ticket. That mithra sells all sorts of useful produce, especially Kazham Pineapples, Kazham Peppers, and Mithran Tomatoes.
You could buy a few stacks of these and put them up for sale on the nearby Auction House which is tied to Windurst... where the Culinary Guild is
So, if Windurst didn't control the Elshimo Islands, the cheapest place for people to buy these cooking materials without leaving town would be the auction hourse 
On Alexander, people did this with the pineapples and peppers alot, but few did so with Mithran Tomatoes. So I usally stuck with selling 2 Protectra II scrolls, 2 Stoneskin scrolls, and 3 stacks of Mithran Tomatoes on the auction house at all times. I didn't become super rich, but it was enough to live comfortably off of until I could start mining Yughott Grotto and Gusgen Mines in safety.
One of the things I used to do was to make a trip to Jeuno and buy one or two Protectra II scrolls from the shop in Lower Jeuno. When I got back to Kazham, I'd sell them for about a thousand gil higher than what I paid for it (it worked out to about 8,000 gil, if I remember correctly) at the auction house there.
White mages, who were leveling in Kazham at level 27, would gladly buy the scroll for the slightly higher price rather than make the trip to Jeuno themselves.
Another scroll you could try getting your hands on is the Stoneskin scroll. Stoneskin is only sold in the town that is currently winning Conquest, and only to citizens of the country that's winning. In other words, if Sandy is winning Conquest, only San D'Orians can buy the Stoneskin scroll and only from the magic shop in Sandy.
So...
If you happen to have a mule who is in the town that's winning Conquest that week... you could have it buy the scroll, and send it to you in Kazham so you can sell it at the auction house there. Since it's level 28, white mages will be in Kahzam about the time they would be interested in buying it.
I believe the Stoneskin scroll sells in the NPC shop for about 8,000 gil. I'd sell it in Kazham for about 10,000 gil.
The other money making approach I used to do was to sell produce. If you walk down the dock next to one where the airship lands, you can speak with mithra running the airship shop without paying for an airship ticket. That mithra sells all sorts of useful produce, especially Kazham Pineapples, Kazham Peppers, and Mithran Tomatoes.
You could buy a few stacks of these and put them up for sale on the nearby Auction House which is tied to Windurst... where the Culinary Guild is
So, if Windurst didn't control the Elshimo Islands, the cheapest place for people to buy these cooking materials without leaving town would be the auction hourse On Alexander, people did this with the pineapples and peppers alot, but few did so with Mithran Tomatoes. So I usally stuck with selling 2 Protectra II scrolls, 2 Stoneskin scrolls, and 3 stacks of Mithran Tomatoes on the auction house at all times. I didn't become super rich, but it was enough to live comfortably off of until I could start mining Yughott Grotto and Gusgen Mines in safety.
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Bastok Rank 8-1, Windurst Rank 10
Rise of Zilart Completed
Chains of Promathia Completed
Treasures of Aht Urghan Rank 2
Bastok Rank 8-1, Windurst Rank 10
Rise of Zilart Completed
Chains of Promathia Completed
Treasures of Aht Urghan Rank 2
to this same approach, i like to go and cook juices and DD foods and bazaar them right outside Kazham while playing gate guard 
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Artifact Armors in possession = 10
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What I do is buy Blood Stones in Kazham from an NPC shop (I forget which one, but kazham is small, shouldn't be too hard to find ^^) and then sell them at the AH. I buy them for 100 gil and sell them for 1k-1.5k, and since Kazham AH is linked to Windurst AH, and Windurst is best place for low-level mages, the blood stones sell very well ^^