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I have to admit that hands-down my favorite synthweaving change with Patch 1.3 was the addition of a ton of new patterns for boots, bracers, gloves and belts. And these aren’t just any new patterns– they round out our existing custom gear craftable sets. Although the match to chest takes care of some of the color matching difficulties that come up when trying to tie together your other pieces with it, there were a few sets that simply did not have a good match, especially in the belt and glove options. It’s been interesting to see what they’ve come up with.
The patterns are obtainable through Under World Trading missions that crit. Note that some people had surmised they could hedge their bets and guarantee a schematic by running discovered missions, but I have run a number of such missions that did not yield any schematics. The primary place I’ve obtained the schematics is, as expected, the GTN. My servers have some plucky individuals who have placed patterns up for as much as 300,000 credits. I hate those people. Just kidding. But seriously — given that the prices for the crafted items has already crashed down into the same territory as most other crafted items, why on Earth would I or anyone else pay such a crazy price? Not happening.
Here’s a rundown of the new patterns you can now learn:
Light Armor
- Anointed Demicot Boots
- Anointed Demicot Gloves
- Anointed Demicot Sash
- Anointed Zeyd-Cloth Boots
- Anointed Zeyd-Cloth Bracers
- Anointed Zeyd-Cloth Gloves
- Anointed Zeyd-Cloth Sash
- Channeler’s Boots
- Channeler’s Gloves
- Channeler’s Sash
- Consular Adept Boots
- Consular Adept Gloves
- Consular Adept Sash
- Consular’s Boots
- Consular’s Gloves
- Consular’s Sash
- Dark Acolyte’s Gloves
- Force Initiate’s Boots
- Force Initiate’s Bracers
- Force Initiate’s Gloves
- Force Initiate’s Sash
- Inquisitor’s Boots
- Inquisitor’s Bracers
- Inquisitor’s Gloves
- Inquisitor’s Sash
- Jedi Initiate’s Boots
- Jedi Initiate’s Gloves
- Jedi Sage’s Boots
- Jedi Sage’s Gloves
- Jedi Sage’s Sash
- Sorcerer Adept Boots
- Sorcerer Adept Gloves
- Sorcerer Adept Sash
- Sorcerer’s Boots
- Sorcerer’s Gloves
- Sorcerer’s Sash
- Traditional Brocart Boots
- Traditional Brocart Gloves
- Traditional Brocart Sash
- Traditional Demicot Bracers
- Traditional Demicot Boots
- Traditional Demicot Gloves
- Traditional Demicot Sash
- Traditional Nylite Boots
- Traditional Nylite Bracers
- Traditional Nylite Gloves
- Traditional Nylite Sash
- Traditional Thermoweave Boots
- Traditional Thermoweave Gloves
- Traditional Thermoweave Sash
Medium Armor
- Ablative Lacqerous Bracers
- Ablative Lacqerous Boots
- Ablative Lacqerous Gloves
- Ablative Lacqerous Waistcord
- Ablative Laminoid Boots
- Ablative Laminoid Bracers
- Ablative Laminoid Gloves
- Ablative Laminoid Waistcord
- Ablative Plasteel Boots
- Ablative Plasteel Gloves
- Ablative Plasteel Waistcord
- Ablative Resinite Boots
- Ablative Resinite Gloves
- Ablative Resinite Waistcord
- Apprentice’s Boots
- Apprentice’s Gloves
- Aspiring Kinght’s Boots
- Aspiring Knight’s Bracers
- Aspiring Knight’s Gloves
- Aspiring Knight’s Waistcord
- Blade Master Boots
- Blade Master Gloves
- Blade Master Waistcord
- Marauder Elite Boots
- Marauder Elite Gloves
- Marauder Elite Waistcord
- Marauder’s Boots
- Marauder’s Gloves
- Marauder’s Waistcord
- Reinforced Lacqerous Boots
- Reinforced Lacqerous Gloves
- Resilient Lacqerous Waistcord
- Resilient Polyplast Boots
- Resilient Polyplast Bracers
- Resilient Polyplast Gloves
- Resilient Polyplast Waistcord
- Sentinel Elite Boots
- Sentinel Elite Gloves
- Sentinel Elite Waistcord
- Sentinel’s Boots
- Sentinel’s Gloves
- Sentinel’s Waistcord
- Sith Combatant Boots
- Sith Combatant Gloves
- Sith Combatant Waistcord
- Sith Dueling Boots
- Sith Dueling Gloves
- Warrior’s Boots
- Warrior’s Bracers
- Warrior’s Gloves
- Warrior’s Waistcord
Heavy Armor
- Fortified Electrum Armguards
- Fortified Electrum Belt
- Fortified Electrum Boots
- Fortified Electrum Handgear
- Fortified Phobium Belt
- Fortified Phobium Boots
- Fortified Phobium Handgear
- Knight’s Crusade Belt
- Knight’s Crusade Boots
- Knight’s Crusade Handgear
- Peacekeeper Elite Belt
- Peacekeeper Elite Boots
- Peacekeeper Elite Handgear
- Peacekeeper’s Belt
- Peacekeeper’s Boots
- Peacekeeper’s Handgear
- Reinforced Battle Armguards
- Reinforced Battle Belt
- Reinforced Battle Boots
- Reinforced Battle Handgear
- Reinforced Chanlon Belt
- Reinforced Chanlon Boots
- Reinforced Chanlon Handgear
- Reinforced Diatium Belt
- Reinforced Diatium Boots
- Reinforced Diatium Handgear
- Reinforced Phobium Armguards
- Reinforced Phobium Belt
- Reinforced Phobium Boots
- Reinforced Phobium Handgear
- Warlord Elite Belt
- Warlord Elite Boots
- Warlord’s Belt
- Warlord’s Boots
- Warlord’s Handgear
- Warrior’s Pulsing Belt
- Warrior’s Pulsing Boots
- Warrior’s Pulsing Handgear
So how’s your hunt for the new patterns going so far?
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How do you obtain the Variations of them? Is this different schematics drops or I can RE to learn it (TBH, never tried to craft orange gear before, hence the question)
These patterns are obtainable when your under world trading missions crit. That can take some time, so it is a lot easier and quicker to keep an eye on the GTN for the specific patterns you’d like to learn.
I meant, look at this page Reinforced Chanlon Handgear. There’s “Rampart Reinforced Chanlon Handgear” for example, but I don’t remember finding these varioations using UT. Or may be it’s just my luck.
Given that those have stats attached to them unlike the craftable custom gear, I am thinking those are items that share the name and/or the item model since they are not RE’able variations on the item. It’s also datamined information, so not all of those items are even necessarily in game.
I’m gathering recipes for both armormech and synthweaving. It’s actually almost no extra work. I’m searching the GTN anyway, and many searches pull up armormech recipes. Also, ANY underworld trading recipes I can use, unless it’s one I already have.
After a week of some SERIOUS UT missions and GTN stalking, I don’t even have HALF of the new recipes. But I’m getting there. My guildies also think I’m insane.
I am super impressed! I have poor RNG. I think on my most accomplished character I have maybe 5 of the new recipes. My best score so far was someone putting up a new schematic for 5credits, i.e. the default pricing. Too awesome…for me!
I’ve been reading my kindle while sending out the idiots and stalking the GTN rather than just reading on the couch. If I get annoyed by the interruptions, I start sending the idiots on longer missions.
That sounds like an excellent tactic. I am not rolling in credits on #canordo yet so taking my time.
I set myself a rough credit limit for buying stuff. And I definitely won’t spend much on sithie-only recipes that might only be of interest to baby alts (I will get those recipes EVENTUALLY). I’m also more willing to spend more money on things that I know will be popular versus stuff that won’t likely be popular. If I’ve seen the crafted item on the GTN and it’s just HIDEOUS, I’m not willing to spend much on its recipe.
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I’ve been working on assembling the custom Fortified Electrum set. I have learned and crafted every piece except the belt. Obviously the most allusive piece.
I purchased most of the schems on gtn, the rest I discovered running Grade 6 Rich and Abundant UWT mish.
I need that damn belt schem.