The downside is that you destroy the item by studying it, but the rewards far outweigh the disadvantages for progression purposes. When you add this to the 100% Fame you already received for crafting the item, the result is a huge bonus that will allow you to quickly unlock Journeyman-level crafting. When you study an item you get a minimum of 200% of the crafting Fame of the item you are studying. It is worth noting that collecting the materials for this will also start moving you towards unlocking the Trainee Gatherer node on your Destiny Board! Once you have made the Novice items and gained Fame from doing so, it is time to use one of the game's greatest crafting station options: Study. It is a good idea at this point to gather materials in the starter town and craft 3-4 duplicate Novice versions of each item you wish to equip - for example, if you wish to play as a Mage, make several copies of Cloth Armor and a Fire Staff. This node will allow you to craft Novice items at four different types of crafting stations: Mage's Tower, Warrior's Forge, Hunter's Lodge and Toolmaker. Once you have completed the first part of the tutorial, you will unlock the Novice Adventurer Mastery group in the Destiny Board, which will, in turn, unlock the Trainee Craftsman Mastery group (to the right of the Novice Adventurer node). So, let us examine how you begin on your path. The most important thing to understand from the very start is that crafting is a very time- and resource-intensive process, but the long- term rewards are very much worth it, from both a self-sufficiency and a sales perspective. This path is long, but should you persevere you will be richly rewarded.Ĭrafting in Albion is a fantastic part of the game: you get to equip what you make, and by gathering your own materials to craft with you can offset the requirement for Silver that it would otherwise require. Again we meet, Adventurer - take a seat and listen if you wish to know more about crafting.
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