• The schematic data for the list below comes from the websites mentioned above: SWGCenter.com, SWGCraft.com, and SWGBioEngineer.com. The first two sites in that list generate their schematics from user input, and as such the data is subject to any errors put in by the initial submitters. I caught several of them (one of the Scout Traps lists 100 hides instead of the correct number of 10 hides, for example), but others may have escaped my notice.



• Additionally, since I'm human, and therefore fallible, I may have made some mistakes myself in transposing the information, either due to typos, or due to misreadings, or what-have-you. Take the following info with however large a grain of salt you feel it warrants. Mistake corrections are cheerfully solicited.



• Some entries are missing entirely, due to their absence from the source material. Neither the Camo Kit: Lok nor the Camo Kit: Endor were available at either SWGCenter or SWGCraft. Again, omission corrections are also cheerfully solicited.



• The list below is presented in order of "Most Specific" to "Most Generic."



• The "Seafood" entry below could mean Fish Meat, Mollusk Meat, or Crustacean Meat. However, given the fact that Mollusk and Crustacean Meat in the game is about as rare as a Klansman in Harlem, it effectively means "Fish Meat."



• The "Creature Food" entry below means Meat OR Eggs (and could possibly mean Milk as well)



• Many of the Bio-Engineer recipes call for "Creature Structural," which apparently means Bone OR "Horn." I've never seen any "Horn" resources in the game, so I just put all of those entries under "Bone."



• Although I have included an "Organic" section, which can be filled by any animal-based resource, it's worth noting that Organic requirements can also be filled by Flora resources. And Flora resources are (A) easier to obtain in significant bulk; and (B) cheaper than animal-based resources, on the whole. Still, on the outside chance that you could sell off your animal-based resources for use as generic Organic material, the list is there.



• While it may seem redundant to include Rangers and Scouts in the list of potential customers, not everyone who reads the list will be a Ranger or a Scout. As well, the Scouts and Rangers reading the list may not qualify for the higher-level stuff. And even a Ranger or a Scout may not want to do all his or her own hunting even if he/she qualifies.

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VolstedGridban wrote:
Chefs - Could potentially be a good market for meat (and occasionally bone and hide) if the class ever gets fixed. However, at the moment, Chefs have very few incentives to make meat-based dishes. Some Chefs make Vercupti, which requires Insect Meat, but most just stick with Tatooine Sunburns.

Note: As of this writing, there is nary a Chef recipe which calls for eggs. So quit bugging the Chefs and trying to sell them your egg stacks.

In theory, Chefs need high Flavor, Potential Energy, and Overall Quality stats. In actual practice, Chef Experimentation is broken and the quality of the final result does not (as of this writing) reflect the quality of input ingredients. High Flavor stats, in particular, are completely wasted. But, if they ever fix the Chef profession, keep your eye peeled for high Flavor, PE, and OQ items for your friendly neighborhood Chef. 
 

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First off, yes we do not need eggs.  Though we can use them when our recipe calls for just 'meat' they would have to be in a big stack.

About expermentation, you are correct about it being weird.  But we still do need flavor.  The recpies say 33 flavor, 33 PE, 33 OQ.  But each one seems to do its own thing.  OQ seems to purely effect the amount in a stack.  While PE seems more to do with the power of the buff.  But flavor is a little bit weird.  It doesn't do what it says it does.  It seems to have a general effect (1 or 2  percent on all stats).  And DR seems to do the same thing.  So basicly we need every stat to be high because of the screwness in food.
Also meat with say 1000/1000/10/10 is not nearly as good as meat that is say 500/500/500/500 so well rounded meat is generaly better then extremes meat.

Also the two most important meats to a master chef are domestic meat(which seems to be really rare....?) and insect meat.

Lastley we chefs prefer big stacks of meat to run in factoys.

Hope this helps.

Secondly, although they can mass-produce the tissues and additives for Chef and Tailor products, there is not much of a demand for either. So, again, any meat you sell them will probably last them a while.

Not exactly true.. we have a Bioengineer in our guild. He can't crank the tissues out fast enough for our guild tailor. Seems stat clothing is all the rage. The moment she puts it up for sale , its gone. People are getting multiple sets too.. I personally have a set for running to harvestors (mask/camo) vs one for general fighting (bleed/some def vs stun, and melee def) vs my hangoutinthemedcenter +75 med suit. Result? While I'm out smacking down critters for hides, I'm also killing other mobs on the way for meat for them.

And yes, it isn't possible for you to harvest too many hides I have a stockpile of 100k of the best leathery I've seen in a while. I can go through that inside a WEEK. Armorsmiths are definitely going to be your best customers!

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VolstedGridban wrote:

Combat Medics - This is a great market for Insect Meat...I think. Certainly, all of their Disease Delivery Units require Insect Meat. However, I seem to recall hearing that the ability of a Combat Medic to cause disease is non-functional in the game. If so, they won't be making Disease Delivery Units, and you won't be selling 'em your Insect Meat.

Combat Medics are also on the lookout for high Potential Energy and Overall Quality.


Doctors - Your primary market for Avian Meat. Will also be interested in Herbivore Meat. Like Armorsmiths, a Doctor will be a consistent source of income if you develop a Relationship(tm) with one.

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 disease should be fixed for us next patch.  After this coming patch we most likely will be on the look out for insect meat. 

I cant stress enough how much avian meat and herbivore meat are always in demand for us docs.  Go get it !

Medics usually need at least stacks of 816 of herb meat so they can make a crate. Maybe novice medics can use smaller stacks but as a doctor I usually delete a stack if it is smaller than 800

• Contrary to what I assumed, Tailors do seem to do a lot of repeat business, especially with the Bio-Engineer additives


• Bio-Engineers need Flavor as well as PE and OQ, and apparenty do a brisk business in tissues and additives


• The importantce of Herbivore meat for medical types cannot be over-stressed

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VolstedGridban wrote:
...and worthwhile reading for any Ranger who doesn't normally bother checking the threads in the Scout forum.

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What a great list

This is information based on my experience.

The really important resource to find for Doctors (with their pack crafting in mind) is Herbivore Meat, not Avian meat. This is because the schematics for Advanced Chemical Release requires Herb Meat, and more importantly, the Schematics for many high end packs (especially our Enhance Ds) require ACRs from a factory.

As herb meat is only found by harvesting corpses, if you accumulate 500-5,000 units of above average P.E. with a High O.Q. youre going to have a very happy customer.

Avian Meat, while very important, can be used individually in each Enhance Pack (Tho a stack of 5k Avian Meat with good stats would be useful too - just not as important)

One more note on Organics in General.

Dont discount Medics and Doctors as potential customers if you find some 900+ OQ and fairly high UT Hides or Bone. If combined with A High OQ Inorganic with the P.E. stat, these can make for some excellent results.

This is a great resource list, but as a Doctor - I would LOVE to have tons of the same type of Herbivore Meat above all else.

A truly excellent post.

Yes, herbivore meat is definitely necessary in large quantities.  However avian meat is hard to come by, only because fewer larger creatures have it (therefore lower harvest) and scouts/ranger types should bear this in mind.  I know because I experience it as both provider and user.  Absolutely stellar avian meat was found on Sunrunner a few weeks ago that there were many requests of 5k+ stacks from docs.  Unfortunately the only things that drop avian meat on Naboo are kaadu, pekos and nuna.  This is definitely not fun hunting these and their harvests are abyssmal.

On the other hand, herbivore meat can be found on very large creatures, especially on challenging planets like Endor.  Bordoks are quite fun to hunt.  That said, I can easily supply upwards of 6k units of herb meat without bother.  But 500 units of avian meat, killing low-level mobs on starter planets for weak harvests is pain.

As a combat oriented doctor that makes my own buffs, I can't seem to ever find enough avian meat.

At this time, carnivore meat is very easy to come by.  Which is good news for chefs.  This is due to the popularity of kalimurth missions on Dathomir, wherein a single mission can yield close to 1k units of carnie meat.

Just some things to consider since the high payout creature lair missions switch planets on an apparently seasonal cycle.