Wrist Apart (L)

At 10 allowances a run, this leve's 256,910 EXP works out to 25,691 EXP per allowance, which places it 6th of the 6 Lv 52 Leatherworker tradecraft leves that record EXP. The best of them, Maybe He's a Lion, returns 480,670 EXP for the same allowance, 1771% more.

Across that rung the return runs from 25,691 EXP to 480,670 EXP per allowance — 6 distinct figures spanning 1771%, so the wrong pick leaves 454,979 EXP of the allowance unspent.

On whether to wait: the best Lv 54 Leatherworker tradecraft leve returns 560,140 EXP per allowance, 17% more than the best on this rung, while the Lv 50 rung behind tops out at 334,080 EXP.

At Lv 52 this data holds 54 leves paying EXP across 2 categories: the 48 Tradecraft ones average 251,119 EXP per allowance, the 6 Fieldcraft ones 576,023 EXP, which puts this leve 90% below its own category's average.

Wyvernskin Cuffs of Aiming ×1 is a Lv 52 Leatherworker recipe, 3 steps deep through 5 intermediates, costing 19 units of raw material and 19 crystals.

Handing that in returns 13,522 EXP and 49 gil for every unit of raw material the order swallows, and the tree needs Goldsmith, Leatherworker and Weaver.

The record carries a repeats value of 5. This site reads that as 5 further turn-ins on the same leve — an assumption, because the source data defines no meaning for the field — which would put the ceiling at 1,541,460 EXP and 5,616 gil for the 10 allowances it costs, or 154,146 EXP per allowance.