You should always deliver HQ items since these are one-time turn-ins, and the tables later in the guide will assume you are getting the exp reward for an HQ delivery. Unlike the Stormblood Class Quests, these recipes require tradeable raw materials that you have to obtain yourself. Once you’ve unlocked the ability to turn in deliveries through your Facet’s storyline, you can find the recipes under Special Recipes -> Story -> Crystarium Deliveries. Note that you can craft the delivery items on one job and turn them in on another job, as long as it’s the appropriate level for the delivery. I’ll be assuming you’re levelling the jobs at a similar pace. I’ll do my best to provide advice on which ones benefit the most from the experience, but it will vary depending on your actual experience values on each job. This means some jobs will be competing for the use of these resources. These deliveries are divided among the crafting jobs in three facets: crafting, forging, and nourishing. I’ll be recommending the use of these deliveries as supplements to fill in any small gaps in your experience bar while you level using levequests. These deliveries give tons of experience and yellow crafter scrips, so they are definitely worth it and you should use them. In addition to levequests, I strongly recommend making use of the Crystarium Deliveries at the Crystalline Mean in the Crystarium (11, 8), which essentially replace the job quests for Shadowbringers. For this reason, for any of the higher levels (or even for level 70 if you’re not starting at 0 exp) your remaining exp will be different, so be aware of that.Īs a result it may take fewer (but never more) items/leves/deliveries to get you to the next set of levequests, so compare the ‘remaining exp’ column with your current experience on your job to see if you should adjust how many items you will need. Note that I do not take into account any extra exp gained past each 2 level section, essentially assuming you start every 2 levels at a flat 0 exp (since I don’t know which leves you pick, or how much, if any, experience you’re getting from crafting. For each set I’ve only listed the multi leve and, of the two remaining leves, the one that gives the highest experience per item.
My recommendation in that case would be to do a single Crystarium Delivery, which will level you up, at which point you can look at the level 72 leves for that job. You’ll turn these in using 3 leves (since it’s a multi-turn in), and you’ll have 320,504 experience still needed to get to level 72. For example, from level 70 starting at 0 experience, your carpenter will need 9 HQ White Oak Necklaces. In the tables below, you’ll find the number of HQ items of that type it will take to get to the next set of levequests, and there are two options for each set. If you’re only interested in the levequest tables, scroll down to where they are organized by job and facet (crafting, forging, and nourishing). You can only accept up to 16 levequests at one time (but for tradecraft levequests you pretty much just accept and turn them in immediately). Just a quick reminder that you can craft the items yourself or just buy them from other players through the marketboard, but you are going to be accepting and turning them in at the Crystarium (10, 9) and using your leve allowances which refresh at a rate of 3 leves every 12 hours, up to holding a maximum of 100 at once. This is a great way to powerlevel your jobs in a short period of time, and this crafting leve guide will list your best options from the Shadowbringers leves along with how many items you’ll need at each stage. Hey there, this is a guide to levelling your crafting jobs through Shadowbringers content primarily using levequests.
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