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This is a convenient list of links to the products of each crafting discipline. |
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==[[Forging skill|Forging]]== |
==[[Forging skill|Forging]]== |
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*[[Blacksmithing |
*[[Blacksmithing products]]: crafting tools, smelting, metal containers, metal sundries |
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*[[Armorsmithing |
*[[Armorsmithing products]]: metal armor (including shields) |
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*[[Weaponsmithing |
*[[Weaponsmithing products]]: metal weapons |
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==[[Engineering skill|Engineering]]== |
==[[Engineering skill|Engineering]]== |
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*[[Tinkering |
*[[Tinkering products]]: caravans, crossbows and bolts, instruments, lockpicks, siege engines, toys, traps and locks/keys, metal imagery, metal assemblies (orlogs, sextants, wind chimes, etc.) |
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*[[Shaping |
*[[Shaping products]]: wood: bows and arrows, decorative wear, furniture and containers, imagery, weapons and shields; clay: containers and accessories, decorative wear, imagery |
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*[[Carving |
*[[Carving products]]: bone and stone: armor and shields, containers, decorative wear, furniture, imagery, weapons |
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==[[Outfitting skill|Outfitting]]== |
==[[Outfitting skill|Outfitting]]== |
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*[[Jewelry Making |
*[[Jewelry Making products]]: jewelry |
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*[[Tailoring |
*[[Tailoring products]]: tanning; leather and cloth armor and items |
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*[[Artistry |
*[[Artistry products]]: embellishment, alterations, and possibly applying barbarian warpaint |
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==[[Alchemy skill|Alchemy]]== |
==[[Alchemy skill|Alchemy]]== |
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*[[Remedies Products]]: healing potions, salves, tinctures |
*[[Remedies Products]]: healing potions, salves, tinctures |
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*[[Reactant products]]: poisons, other harmful substances |
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*[[Cooking |
*[[Cooking products]]: food and drink, stat buffs |
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==[[Enchanting skill|Enchanting]]== |
==[[Enchanting skill|Enchanting]]== |
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*[[Artificing |
*[[Artificing products]]: founts, foci, runestones, wands, and other tools (devices that require both arcana skill and mana to use) |
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*[[Binding |
*[[Binding products]]: Constellation Jewelry; devices that require arcana skill to use, but not mana |
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*[[Invoking |
*[[Invoking products]]: devices that work automatically with no user involvement |
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This is a convenient list of links to the products of each crafting discipline.
Forging
- Blacksmithing products: crafting tools, smelting, metal containers, metal sundries
- Armorsmithing products: metal armor (including shields)
- Weaponsmithing products: metal weapons
Engineering
- Tinkering products: caravans, crossbows and bolts, instruments, lockpicks, siege engines, toys, traps and locks/keys, metal imagery, metal assemblies (orlogs, sextants, wind chimes, etc.)
- Shaping products: wood: bows and arrows, decorative wear, furniture and containers, imagery, weapons and shields; clay: containers and accessories, decorative wear, imagery
- Carving products: bone and stone: armor and shields, containers, decorative wear, furniture, imagery, weapons
Outfitting
- Jewelry Making products: jewelry
- Tailoring products: tanning; leather and cloth armor and items
- Artistry products: embellishment, alterations, and possibly applying barbarian warpaint
Alchemy
- Remedies Products: healing potions, salves, tinctures
- Reactant products: poisons, other harmful substances
- Cooking products: food and drink, stat buffs
Enchanting
- Artificing products: founts, foci, runestones, wands, and other tools (devices that require both arcana skill and mana to use)
- Binding products: Constellation Jewelry; devices that require arcana skill to use, but not mana
- Invoking products: devices that work automatically with no user involvement