Metalworking

A comprehensive guide to the Metalworking discipline, part of the Artistry and Crafting System, focused on creating armor, shields, firearms, and katars in Einbech.

Metalworking is part of the Artistry and Crafting System. The following is a guide to get you started on metalworking:

• Warp to Einbech, and walk South. Before you reach the portal, turn west and you'll find the Metalworking Guild (Located around 48, 42).
• Speak to Metalworking Master, and accept the invite to practice some metalworking. Speak to him again and he will inform you of some work orders. You can complete these work order to earn Denarius, a type of currency used to buy higher skill level books. Since this is also crafting, you can gain skill levels by crafting the items for the work order.
• When accepting a work order, it tells you the items required to fill it. Keep repeating the process of crafting items for the order until you reach a 5 level marker. Every 5 Skill Levels will make the master give you a new work order.
• Speak to the Metalworking Furnace in the same area, and trade it items required for the crafted product. Each time you craft items, you earn experience for your skill level. After creating the items, you can return to the Metalworking Master who will give you denarius for the work order.
• Repeat the process of obtaining work orders, leveling, and crafting to advance in your craft. At any point, you may start crafting weapons and/or armors. The higher level you are in a craft, the better success chance you will have.
• You need a new Metalworking Guide every 10 level to continue leveling your metalworking skill. Intermediate at 10, Advanced at 20, and Journeymen's at 30 respectively.
• You can buy Metalworking Guides from the Metalworking Shop. You can also buy an Artisan's Charm to increase your crafting success.
• A message “Your metalworking skill has increased slightly.” or “Your metalworking skill is now level _!” to let you know that your Metalworking level increased.
• You may speak to the Crafting Master to be told what your current crafting level is.

NOTE: Don't wear Incantation Samurai Card or any other cards that will make you lose HP, or the cast will be interrupted and you will lose your items during crafting!!

At any time, a player can trade in a completed equipment/weapon to the Smelting Furnace (Located at 51, 36 in Einbech). By dismantling an item, you can receive some of the basic ingredients back. Just like crafting, you can receive the normal amount of items, or if you're lucky, double the normal amount.

• “Iron” Shoes, Garment, Mask → 2-4 Iron Ingot
• “Iron” Breast → 3-6 Iron Ingot
• “Steel” Shoes, Garment, Mask → 2-4 Steel Ingot
• “Steel” Breast → 3-6 Steel Ingot
• “Elunium” Shoes, Garment, Mask → 2-4 Elunium Ingot
• “Elunium” Breast → 3-6 Elunium Ingot
• “Hardened Steel” Shoes, Garment, Mask → 2-4 Hardened Steel Ingot
• “Hardened Steel” Breast → 3-6 Hardened Steel Ingot
• Any “Iron” Weapon → 2-4 Iron Ingot
• Any “Steel” Weapon → 2-4 Steel Ingot
• Any “Oridecon” Weapon → 2-4 Oridecon Ingot
• Any “Hardened Steel” Weapon → 2-4 Hardened Steel Ingot

• Iron Greaves + Iron Spaulders + Iron Breastplate: Increase HP Recovery Rate + 150%
• Full set with Iron Mask: Increase HP Recovery Rate + 300%

• Steel Greaves + Steel Spaulders + Steel Breastplate: Increase power with Neutral Attacks by 25%
• Full set with Steel Mask: Increase power with Neutral Attacks by 50%

• Elunium Greaves + Elunium Spaulders + Elunium Breastplate: Increases Resistance to Stun, Stone, Silence, and Curse by + 50%
• Full set with Elunium Mask: Increases Resistance to Stun, Stone, Silence, and Curse by + 100%

• Hardened Steel Greaves + Hardened Steel Spaulders + Hardened Steel Breastplate: Max HP + 35%
• Full set with Hardened Steel Mask: Max HP + 70%