Recipe Crafting

Recipe Crafting

What is Recipe Crafting?

The new recipe crafting system has new recipes and ingredients, which I have specifically created for the crafting system.

You need to obtain a Crafting Quill tool and a Crafting Chisel tool to create recipes/items

Crafting Quill Tool

The Crafting Quill is used to write down a recipe into the new crafting system recipe gump. This process is similar to how a spell scroll is added to a spell book the first time. In a way, the player is using a crafting quill to create/craft a list of known recipes; all of which will be listed in their new crafting system crafting book/gump.

The Crafting Quill can also be used to improve the durability of any given recipe a player has inscribed into the system book/gump. Keep in mind, recipes will not decay over time, but will have limited numbers of uses.

The crafting quill can, also, improve the number of uses a player gets out of a recipe; before the recipe is all used up.

Crafting Chisel Tool

The Crafting Chisel, on the other hand, will be used by players to craft items from their current new crafting system recipe list. The Crafting Chisel has the added bonus of improving the strength of an ingredient.

Ingredients

All ingredients come with a quality, durability, and—at least one—layer modifier.

‘Quality’ modifiers can be common, rare, or somewhere in between. ‘Durability’ modifiers can be weak, strong, or somewhere, else, in between. ‘Layers’ often represent the featured bonuses granted to the item being crafted; like skill bonuses; or—in the case of the Gear Key—additional item slots. All ingredients can be gained through adventuring; and even the rarest ingredients have a chance to be found as 'Common' monster loot.

Crafting Resources

In-game resources are the final requirement to craft with the new crafting system. The number of resources a player needs, to combine into the crafting equation, is determined by the ingredients placed into the recipe gump, and that determines the ingredients durability rating. Weaker durability scores will cost more resources in the final crafting process.