Here you can also choose between the "need to proc" and already procced design version. Inform yourself about what you need to craft it, so you can already precraft during levelling your skill.
As reward you can choose one design again, you have to go to your teacher though and "learn xxx" again to upgrade to I'm master - and now? To be honest, the only craft that levels easily is cooking. The master craft rewards are gold food designs, they are awesome for use and also good to sell. For all other crafts, you have only heliotrope crystals. Handicrafting, cooking: red and white Armorsmithing, tailoring: blue and white Weaponsmithing, alchemy: red Construction: no helios at all Change with 3.
After that pots and scrolls I need. Evita - Hexe - Reanimatrix A little guide to crafting roxeedy. Nice guide, but might wana add the amount of helio's crafts give, as some allow you to make 2 crystals some only 1.
Just a minor thing i noticed. Oh that he meant thats already part of it but I forgot to underline it. With crafting exp boost i decided to lvl a alt with crafting WO. Continue this process until you are at a skill of 10 and can receive your first real work order. Now look at the required materials. As a general rule, multiple each material by however many finished products you need to complete the quest if you have the work order for 10P, this number is 6 , and then multiple that by a factor of 6 that is around the least amount of attempts you can possibly do to raise your skill to the point where you can accept the next work order.
Once you have calculated how many materials you will need, visit the merchant, who is also inside of the crafting room, and purchase those materials. As your skill becomes higher, it will require more than 6 work orders to raise your skill level by As a general rule, I usually purchase one extra the amount of work orders I think will raise my skill level by 10 since there are usually failures at the beginning. However, purchasing one extra will give you the cushion to fail up to 6 times more at higher skill levels.
The required materials are your given materials and 1 Salt. Now, the required amount of finished products for the quest is 6. Thus, multiple 1 Salt by 6, which is 6 Salts. Now, you need a skill of 20 to obtain the next work order, so multiple the 6 Salts by 7 6 and 1 spare , which is 42 Salts.
Now, visit the merchant and purchase 42 Salts. The next part is a trick that you will love. Then put yourself as far away from the workstation as possible, but still able to craft. This can save massive amounts of time if you plan on crafting for a long time. Now that you know the basics of crafting and how to craft work orders to raise your skill, the next part of the guide will go into detail of the benefits of each craft.
This section is aimed at providing you what each craft can make, how difficult or expensive it is to craft, and who the craft itself is good for.
Alchemy Alchemy is used for creating potions, scrolls, Manastones, orbs, and spellbooks. Other than orbs and spellbooks, all of the creations are considered commodities.
Thus, they are not very difficult to craft and are not sold for a lot of Kinah. At all times, you can find lots of potions, scrolls, and Manastones through a Trade Broker. Furthermore, the materials required for crafting these items can be easily found as well. The main perks of Alchemy are having access to your own potions, scrolls, and Manastones something we all use frequently and may not want to have to buy and to create orbs and spellbooks if you are of the Mage class.
I would not suggest picking Alchemy to simply craft orbs and spellbooks to sell, as there are better crafts for that. I strongly suggest picking up Alchemy if you are of the Mage class, and simply suggest it for those who gather lots of herbs and want to use them for something. There are lots of various materials lots of herbs, basic materials, and Manastones required to craft everything, which can fill up inventories fast.
Armorsmithing Armorsmithing is used for creating shields, chain helmets, plate helmets, chain armor, and plate armor. Armorsmithing really only requires Aether, ore, and Kinah. So then it would be worthwhile to have a mule character on the same server just for crafting? Absolutely not. Some of the higher ranked materials are in higher level areas.
It would be a waste of time and resources leveling up a mule just for crafting. Your character can take all crafts to but only one to I'd recommend the master being either your armor or your weapon craft, and take alchemy, handicrafting, and possibly cooking to , for selling.
Also, Sewing has the ability to make fashion clothing, which end-game characters will probably spend a lot on. Because once everyone has abyss gear, how are you going to look unique? Fashion items. User Info: BlueX I'm thinking about mastering cooking. Think of the items Aion will offer that food with has lasting buffs end-gamers will want I even read more flight time would be crucial as well. User Info: Frozensky. You can master two.
People seem to agree that handicrafting is most profitable, but the problem with that is that everyone will take handicrafting, which means more competition.
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