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Item Crafting Enchantments

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	Each item may have up to two enchantments: a prefix and a suffix. Specific enchantments sometimes are also restricted to specific categories of equipment. For instance, an enchantment found on a [[Shield]] will most likely not apply to a [[Bow]], but an enchantment found on a bow might be found on a [[Sword]]. The tables below organize these restrictions.		Each item may have up to two enchantments: a prefix and a suffix. Specific enchantments sometimes are also restricted to specific categories of equipment. For instance, an enchantment found on a [[Shield]] will most likely not apply to a [[Bow]], but an enchantment found on a bow might be found on a [[Sword]]. The tables below organize these restrictions.

			A player can choose to use '''random rolling''' or '''formula rolling'''. With random rolling, a player only chooses the base item that is created; all magical effects are randomized. Formula rolling allows a player to choose the specific enchantments applied.

			Depending on the base item and enchantments selected, an item will cost a specific amount of [[gold]] and resources (as listed below). Random rolling is typically cheaper than formula rolling but will take much more time to find an ideal item, and will never produce ''expansion-tier'' enchantments (see below).

			=== Enchantment Tiers ===
			There are four tiers of enchantments:
			* '''Tier 1''' is lowest tier of items which only ever cost gold to create.
			* '''Tier 2''' is the next highest tier of items which cost gold and a single unity of Agate to create.
			* '''Tier 3''', also known as "vanilla" gear is the highest tier of items that can be found when random rolling or on mob corpses.
			* '''Tier 4''', also known as "expansion" gear is the best type of gear that players can craft. This tier also includes special base weapon items that cost Wormwood or Galvor.

	=== Special Resources ===		=== Special Resources ===

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Item Crafting Basics

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	== Item Crafting Basics ==		== Item Crafting Basics ==
	~~A player can choose to use '''random rolling''' or '''formula rolling'''. With random rolling~~, a player ~~only chooses~~ the ~~base item that is created; all magical effects are randomized. Formula rolling allows a player to choose~~ the ~~specific enchantments applied~~.		To craft an item, a player must have the necessary gold and/or resources available on the city's warehouse.

	=== Time and Cost ===		=== Time and Cost ===
	~~Rolling~~ time varies based on the rank of the NPC and the ~~forge~~ they reside in. However, if a player has Mithril ([[File:Mithril.jpg\|Mithril\|20px]]) in their warehouse, rolling will consume one unit and become near-instant.		Item crafting time varies based on the rank of the [[NPC]] and the building they reside in. However, if a player has Mithril ([[File:Mithril.jpg\|Mithril\|20px]]) in their warehouse, rolling will consume one unit and become near-instant.

	Depending on the base item and enchantments selected, an item will cost a specific amount of [[gold]] and resources (as listed below). Random rolling is typically cheaper than formula rolling but will take much more time to find an ideal item, and will never produce ''expansion-tier'' enchantments (see below).
	~~=== Item Tiers ===~~
	~~There are four tiers of items:~~
	* '''Tier 1''' is lowest tier of items which only ever cost gold to create.
	* '''Tier 2''' is the next highest tier of items which cost gold and a single unity of Agate to create.
	* '''Tier 3''', also known as "vanilla" gear is the highest tier of items that can be found when random rolling or on mob corpses.
	* '''Tier 4''', also known as "expansion" gear is the best type of gear that players can craft. This tier also includes special base weapon items that cost Wormwood or Galvor.

	== Item Crafting Enchantments ==		== Item Crafting Enchantments ==

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Item Tiers

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	* '''Tier 2''' is the next highest tier of items which cost gold and a single unity of Agate to create.		* '''Tier 2''' is the next highest tier of items which cost gold and a single unity of Agate to create.
	* '''Tier 3''', also known as "vanilla" gear is the highest tier of items that can be found when random rolling or on mob corpses.		* '''Tier 3''', also known as "vanilla" gear is the highest tier of items that can be found when random rolling or on mob corpses.
	* '''Tier 4''', also known as "expansion" gear is the best type of gear that players can craft.		* '''Tier 4''', also known as "expansion" gear is the best type of gear that players can craft. This tier also includes special base weapon items that cost Wormwood or Galvor.

	== Item Crafting Enchantments ==		== Item Crafting Enchantments ==

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Item Crafting Enchantments

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	~~Enchantments~~ are restricted to ~~certain types~~ of equipment. The tables below ~~indicate~~ these restrictions ~~in addition to their cost. To conserve space, these restrictions and the resource costs are indicated by the symbols to the right~~.		The primary reason to use crafting is to obtain specific '''item enchantments'''.

			Each item may have up to two enchantments: a prefix and a suffix. Specific enchantments sometimes are also restricted to specific categories of equipment. For instance, an enchantment found on a [[Shield]] will most likely not apply to a [[Bow]], but an enchantment found on a bow might be found on a [[Sword]]. The tables below organize these restrictions.

	=== Special Resources ===		=== Special Resources ===

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	{{lorebox\|The mystic arts are not forgotten here, good patron! Mystic talismans, powerful scrolls, and magical trinkets I have to sell, and will gladly buy any you might carry.\|Sage}}		{{lorebox\|The mystic arts are not forgotten here, good patron! Mystic talismans, powerful scrolls, and magical trinkets I have to sell, and will gladly buy any you might carry.\|Sage}}
	'''~~Enchantments~~''' ~~are magic effects that can be applied~~ to [[weapons]], [[armor]], and [[jewelry]] ~~through [[Gear\|random rolling]], [[Gear\|resource crafting]] or found randomly on [[mob]] corpses~~.		'''Crafting''' or ''rolling'' is the process of using player-owned assets to create [[weapons]], [[armor]], and [[jewelry]].

	== Item Crafting Basics ==		== Item Crafting Basics ==
	~~Creating equipment with a player-owned NPC is called ''rolling''. When crafting in this way, a~~ player can choose to use '''random rolling''' or '''formula rolling'''. With random rolling, a player only chooses the base item that is created; all magical effects are randomized. Formula rolling allows a player to choose the specific enchantments applied.		A player can choose to use '''random rolling''' or '''formula rolling'''. With random rolling, a player only chooses the base item that is created; all magical effects are randomized. Formula rolling allows a player to choose the specific enchantments applied.

	=== Time and Cost ===		=== Time and Cost ===

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	Depending on the base item and enchantments selected, an item will cost a specific amount of [[gold]] and resources (as listed below). Random rolling is typically cheaper than formula rolling but will take much more time to find an ideal item, and will never produce ''expansion-tier'' enchantments (see below).		Depending on the base item and enchantments selected, an item will cost a specific amount of [[gold]] and resources (as listed below). Random rolling is typically cheaper than formula rolling but will take much more time to find an ideal item, and will never produce ''expansion-tier'' enchantments (see below).
			=== Item Tiers ===
			There are four tiers of items:
			* '''Tier 1''' is lowest tier of items which only ever cost gold to create.
			* '''Tier 2''' is the next highest tier of items which cost gold and a single unity of Agate to create.
			* '''Tier 3''', also known as "vanilla" gear is the highest tier of items that can be found when random rolling or on mob corpses.
			* '''Tier 4''', also known as "expansion" gear is the best type of gear that players can craft.

	== Item Crafting Enchantments ==		== Item Crafting Enchantments ==

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Special Resources

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	The following resources have special purposes.		The following resources have special purposes.
	* Mithril is only used to speed production time		* Mithril is only used to speed production time
	* Agate is used only to craft ~~the~~ tier 2 gear.		* Agate is used only to craft tier 2 gear.
	* Wormwood and Galvor are only used in the base cost for tier 4 weapons.		* Wormwood and Galvor are only used in the base cost for tier 4 weapons.
	* Wood and Stone are only used for creating and maintaining a capital city.		* Wood and Stone are only used for creating and maintaining a capital city.