Something to make doing your dailies a bit easier.
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V3.1
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.0 with Ready Reckoner
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.5 with Daily XP gain and level 48 mats
https://docs.google....tdW8/edit#gid=0 V4.6 a few bells and whistles and tidying up
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.7 Changes for bulk crafting multiple dailies
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.7b b for Brioche
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.8 With dialog boxes for item XP
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.9 new Reckoner and multiple characters
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.9f f is for friends
https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing V4.9fab With spelling corrections and service
Go to the link above. You should see something like this.
This will open read only so you need to make your own copy.
Do this
Download as should allow you to download it to your pc and use it in Excel or something but I haven't tested it. I just use it on Google Docs.
Once you have your own copy enter your crafting skill levels in the green areas.
Switch to the Shop sheet by clicking the Shop tab at the bottom.
Here you will see all the materials you will need to complete your dailies. If you some reason you don't want to do dailies for some crafting skill you can switch it off by changing the skill dropdown to No in the green areas at the top of the sheet.
I like to work with nothing in my inventory. I go to the bank and transfer all the things on my shopping list into my inventory and then go and do dailies. Because the shopping list has the exact quantities i need, at the end of my daily run i have an empty inventory again.
Sometimes i have a few mats left over (because i didn't have time or i gathered something and it is already in my inventory) So i can adjust what i need to withdraw from the bank on the Stock sheet.
Just enter you mats you have in your inventory in the green areas. This would be a major pain if you keep a lot of things in your inventory so if you work like that then don't bother with this. But as i try and keep a clear inventory it works for me. Either way is up to you.
The other sheets are for each profession. For example Prospecting.
This shows the daily quests for Prospecting. It also shows the materials needed to complete the Weapnsmithing, Armorsmithing and Jewelry (if they are switched on) and in the Total row, the total number of raw materials to make them. The orange bit at the bottom is just a quick aid to the number of bars and ingots you need because this is a busy sheet and the numbers slightly difficult to see.
This really helped me and cut the time i spend doing dailies in half. Running around for things i forgot, running back and forth from the trainer to the bench, making the wrong items, buying the wrong things etc.
You don't need to know spreadsheets to use it and the only thing you have to change are your skill levels on the skill sheet. Basically any areas in green can be changed. Anything else leave it alone
Have fun with it and i hope it helps.
Edited by ZeusIV, 11 March 2015 - 23:41.