Crafting

The basic idea behind most of the crafts is to transform raw materials into something more valuable. However, none of the crafts are profitable until you gain a sufficient skill level. The skill levels are as follows:

Novice > Apprentice > Accomplished > Adept > Talented > Skilled > Expert > Master > Grand Master > Champion > Legendary

In order to succeed beyond the accomplished level in most crafts, one must specialize in the craft.

Crafts

Mental (Mage & Poet only)

Alchemy
Scribing

Gathering

Fishing
Mining
Woodcutting

Manufacturing

Gemcutting
Smelting
Weaving

Refining

Carpentry
Jeweling
Smithing
Tailoring

Foodstuffs

Food preparing
Cheffing

Crafting Limits

• You can do all gathering crafts up to Legendary.
  

• You can do all manufacturing crafts until Accomplished, then specialize in one to reach Legendary skill in that craft. Food preparing can be done to Legendary regardless.
  

• You can only gain skill past Accomplished in one craft of the following refining skills: Smithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, and Jeweling.
  

• You can be Legendaryin Cheffing regardless of devotion to other crafts.
  

• Only Mages and Poets may become either a Scribe or an Alchemist, but not both.

Ways To Advance Faster In A Craft

• Always perform your skill during your Totem Time.
• Use crafting tiles if they are available.
• If your clan has a crafting room try to take advantage of it. These rooms normally have a bank NPC allowing you to craft without having to leave to acquire additional raw materials.
• Concentrate Gathering skills on a single character. For example, do not do woodcutting on all 4 characters. Instead, concentrate on one character and transfer the materials you get to the character you will be doing that craft on for Ee San culture or the Poet Sun quest. Also if you both Mine and Smelt on one character and need to get Ee San on a different one, continue smelting on the same character.