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This is a printable version of Jedgar's crafting link. I can't express how awesome it is! I have also added it to my links page. See my signature below if you haven't visited the links page yet.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7BT6Af4uwD0VW5XaWswVDFpM3c/edit?pli=1
PS - I put this in the GW forum by accident, so here it is in the right place.
Love this listing and through my testing and through people like this guy I got my own way of tracking things even more extensively started. The only one I really find myself losing my mind on is Alchemy for actually tracking what goes together and what does not. Kinda lost my mind on that one, but the rest I'm doing fine in noting what I have done and what I do not. Might try to really get serious with alchemy at some point, but most times I have issues with the not-so-quick slot deal that I hardly bother. I would just end up selling them.
I actually have 100 recipes in my provisioning list and I know that is not all of them. You actually can't get all of them unless you also get all the 1-50 ones from the other alliances as well. That is the only reason my alt is in AD so I can get those on top of EP ones.
Enchanting turned out way easier than I thought though tracking what each combo makes still takes time, but once you learn each rune, you know it no matter what you combine it with. So I can now learn a new square one (potency I believe) I will already know what glyph it makes with any of the others. And the aspect runes just say what color they are and of course are stronger the further up the color chain you go.
