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Ok here is my money making tutorial.
First of all I have to say that this is quite a way to make money and we should keep it to ourselves so it does not get nerfed. (…)

After you exit the tutorial and hit the beaches of the island of a refuge, you’ll need to decided your profession. Head up to Garven who is standing up beside the dock. (…)

I have yet to find a list of Mastery quests on this site and i think a list would be a good thing to have. (…)

Isle of Refuge Quest Guide
This is going to be a very long post. I'm going to put every quest that hasn't been covered by Guru or myself into on post. (…)

Grey - Easier than "Green" - will not provide any XP or Loot Green - Easier than "Blue" - Barely worth the effort, but still provides XP and Loot Blue - Easier than "White" - Might be a challenge for 1 player, might not White - Even encounter for player (generally) Yellow - Harder than "White" - Challenging for 1 player Orange - Harder than "Yellow" - Nearly impossible for 1 player Crimson - Harder than "Orange" - Definitely Impossible for 1 player
To add more flavor, variable difficulty is introduced by the means of multiplying the attributes of each color-con by a set amount. (…)

This tutorial covers how to become self sufficient in providing a steady income for your Craftsman Artisan, and more specifically in Freeport although also applies to Queynos. (…)

I'm a level 14 Scholar and made a fair amount of money in crafting, so I disagree when people say you cannot make money doing low level crafts. (…)

I am writing this as i have not seen anyone make a post about crafting in EQ2 that is any more than a very basic crafting guide.
I was able to get to level 10 crafting in about 2-4 hours. (…)

A detailed explanation of heroic opportunities below:
Opportunity Icons Think of opportunity icons as the links in a chain, which ultimately band together and allow for a strong entity. (…)

This little guide is to help you get started in the crafting side of EQ2. Its a simple process but the ingredients and recipies can become quite complex. (…)