Training - Revision history

Orgdulac: /* Tailoring */ Also added a warning that no one should ever train this on a real character.

2026-06-08T08:08:12Z

Tailoring: Also added a warning that no one should ever train this on a real character.

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	Tailoring requires a level of trust between the tailor and the exile as items must be given to the tailor in order for mending to occur. Also tailors set their own price - as they can charge more than the amount required in supplies to fix an item. So some exiles may get a better deal with one tailor versus another. Other tailors will quote the exact price to fix an item and will accept tips. Since the cost of mending an item goes down with the skill of the tailor, this is one profession in which select exiles will specialize.		Tailoring requires a level of trust between the tailor and the exile as items must be given to the tailor in order for mending to occur. Also tailors set their own price - as they can charge more than the amount required in supplies to fix an item. So some exiles may get a better deal with one tailor versus another. Other tailors will quote the exact price to fix an item and will accept tips. Since the cost of mending an item goes down with the skill of the tailor, this is one profession in which select exiles will specialize.

			It is highly recommended to not train any tailoring on your primary character, given the extremely high rank cost and the fact that it has zero combat utility. Tailoring training, like blacksmithing, is best reserved for "library alt" characters.

	=== Woodworking ===		=== Woodworking ===
	Woodworkers can make items such as brooms, shovels (with a shovel blade made by a blacksmith), and other items. The woodworking trainer is hidden on the island of Puddleby.		Woodworkers can make items such as brooms, shovels (with a shovel blade made by a blacksmith), and other items. The woodworking trainer is hidden on the island of Puddleby.

Orgdulac: /* Blacksmithing */ Added a warning that no one should train this on their main character.

2026-06-08T08:07:36Z

Blacksmithing: Added a warning that no one should train this on their main character.

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	*'''Nafurce''': Prepares the crucible for the Blacksmith to make a given type of ingot.		*'''Nafurce''': Prepares the crucible for the Blacksmith to make a given type of ingot.
	*'''Lyzer''': Studies new and exotic ores.		*'''Lyzer''': Studies new and exotic ores.

			It is highly recommended to not train any blacksmithing on your primary character, given the extremely high rank cost and the fact that it has zero combat utility. Blacksmith training is best reserved for "library alt" characters.

	===Brewing===		===Brewing===

Orgdulac: /* Metallurgy */

2026-06-08T08:06:04Z

Metallurgy

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	* The question is, do the ranks you have determine the chance of your success?		* The question is, do the ranks you have determine the chance of your success?

	''NOTE: Metallugy has been rolled into ~~Balcksmithing~~.''		''NOTE: Metallugy has been rolled into Blacksmithing.''

	===Tailoring===		===Tailoring===

Orgdulac: /* Dentir */ Dentir is also about 3 ranks per coin.

2026-06-08T08:05:15Z

Dentir: Dentir is also about 3 ranks per coin.

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	===Dentir===		===Dentir===
	[[Image:dentir.png\|left]]		[[Image:dentir.png\|left]]
	Dentir is exactly like Skea, but instead of furs, Dentir allows the pulling of teeth and insect pinchers from slain creatures. There are few creatures with teeth worthwhile to pull. These are the insect and arachne races — including [http://bestiary.puddleby.net/beast/ComboArachneArachnoid.php Arachnoids] and [[Scarmis]].		Dentir is exactly like Skea, but instead of furs, Dentir allows the pulling of teeth and insect pinchers from slain creatures. There are few creatures with teeth worthwhile to pull. These are the insect and arachne races — including [http://bestiary.puddleby.net/beast/ComboArachneArachnoid.php Arachnoids] and [[Scarmis]]. Like Skea, you need roughly 3 Dentir per coin value of the monster from which you are trying to extract teeth.

	===Bracis===		===Bracis===

Orgdulac: /* Skea */

2026-06-08T08:04:27Z

Skea

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	===Skea===		===Skea===
	[[Image:skea.png\|left]]		[[Image:skea.png\|left]]
	Skinning is taught by Skea Brightfur in West Puddleby. Skea gives you a greater chance to skin a creature with fur after you kill it. Even an exile with no skea has a chance to skin creatures, but the odds are very low. The more skea one has, the greater the chance of skinning a creature successfully - you need ~~roughly~~ 3~~.5 skea~~ per coin of fur value to reliably skin a creature. These furs are instantly converted to coins you see falling into your pack. That is, to reliably skin a creature worth 10c, you will need 35 skea.		Skinning is taught by Skea Brightfur in West Puddleby. Skea gives you a greater chance to skin a creature with fur after you kill it. Even an exile with no skea has a chance to skin creatures, but the odds are very low. The more skea one has, the greater the chance of skinning a creature successfully - you need 3 Skea ranks per coin of fur value to reliably skin a creature, and you will have perfect skinning at around 3.5 Skea per coin of fur value. These furs are instantly converted to coins you see falling into your pack. That is, to reliably skin a creature worth 10c, you will need 35 skea.

	If you're at the level where you can successfully kill a creature, but are ruining a lot of furs, skea will allow you a greater chance to skin and your purse to expand much more rapidly.		If you're at the level where you can successfully kill a creature, but are ruining a lot of furs, skea will allow you a greater chance to skin and your purse to expand much more rapidly.

Orgdulac: /* Skea */ Added the amount of skea needed to skin a monster.

2026-06-08T08:03:06Z

Skea: Added the amount of skea needed to skin a monster.

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	===Skea===		===Skea===
	[[Image:skea.png\|left]]		[[Image:skea.png\|left]]
	Skinning is taught by Skea Brightfur in West Puddleby. Skea gives you a greater chance to skin a creature with fur after you kill it. Even an exile with no skea has a chance to skin creatures, but the odds are very low. The more skea one has, the greater the chance of skinning a creature successfully. These furs are instantly converted to coins you see falling into your pack.		Skinning is taught by Skea Brightfur in West Puddleby. Skea gives you a greater chance to skin a creature with fur after you kill it. Even an exile with no skea has a chance to skin creatures, but the odds are very low. The more skea one has, the greater the chance of skinning a creature successfully - you need roughly 3.5 skea per coin of fur value to reliably skin a creature. These furs are instantly converted to coins you see falling into your pack. That is, to reliably skin a creature worth 10c, you will need 35 skea.

	If you're at the level where you can successfully kill a creature, but are ruining a lot of furs, skea will allow you a greater chance to skin and your purse to expand much more rapidly.		If you're at the level where you can successfully kill a creature, but are ruining a lot of furs, skea will allow you a greater chance to skin and your purse to expand much more rapidly.

Orgdulac: /* Loovma Geer */ Some values for break rates by training.

2026-06-08T07:58:50Z

Loovma Geer: Some values for break rates by training.

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	===Loovma Geer===		===Loovma Geer===
	[[Image:loovma.png\|left]]		[[Image:loovma.png\|left]]
	Loovma Geer works in the smith shop, and he teaches exiles how to take better care of metal items that are subject to wear — specifically: [[armor]], the [[chain]] and the [[Weapons#Shiny Dagger\|shiny dagger]]. If any exile chooses to be a chainer, use armor, or use a shiny dagger, a decent amount of Loovma Geer is essential to keep the costs of repairing these items down. A broken chain can be fixed for 500 coins and two metal. Armor can be quite expensive to repair — in the thousands — and without ~~loovma~~, armor will wear more often and can quickly put a fighter with a modest income in the poor house.		Loovma Geer works in the smith shop, and he teaches exiles how to take better care of metal items that are subject to wear — specifically: [[armor]], the [[chain]] and the [[Weapons#Shiny Dagger\|shiny dagger]]. If any exile chooses to be a chainer, use armor, or use a shiny dagger, a decent amount of Loovma Geer is essential to keep the costs of repairing these items down. A broken chain can be fixed for 500 coins and two metal. Armor can be quite expensive to repair — in the thousands — and without Loovma, armor will wear more often and can quickly put a fighter with a modest income in the poor house. With no Loovma training, each time you are hit (regardless of the monster's strength) has a 0.12% chance of damaging any piece of armor you are wearing (meaning, a 0.36% chance of armor damage per hit if you are wearing all 3 pieces of armor). With 100 Loovma training, each hit you take has a 0.05% chance of damaging any individual piece of armor (or a 0.15% chance of damaging any of the 3 pieces of armor, if you are wearing all 3). Chains have a ~5% chance of breaking on any use with 0 Loovma, and a ~1% chance of breaking on any use with 50 Loovma.

	===Pathfinding===		===Pathfinding===

Balangar: /* Blacksmithing */ typos+cosmetic

2025-03-16T19:10:08Z

Blacksmithing: typos+cosmetic

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	===Blacksmithing===		===Blacksmithing===
	[[File:Blacksmith.jpg \| right ]]		[[File:Blacksmith.jpg \| right ]]
	The Blacksmith has three functions:		The Blacksmith has three functions (see [[Make#Smithing\|Smithing]] in [[Make]] Page)):
	*[[Make#Smelting\|Smelting]] ore into ingots.		*[[Make#Smelting\|Smelting]] ore into ingots.
	*[[Make#Forging Items \|Forging]] new items.		*[[Make#Forging Items\|Forging]] new items.
	*[[Make#Repairing Items\|Repairing]] existing blacksmith-made items.		*[[Make#Repairing Items\|Repairing]] existing blacksmith-made items.

Balangar: /* Blacksmithing */ exported details to Make's page

2025-03-02T17:10:52Z

Blacksmithing: exported details to Make's page

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 [[File:Blacksmith.jpg | right ]]
 The Blacksmith has three functions:
-*[[#Smelting|Smelting]] ore into ingots.
+*[[Make#Smelting|Smelting]] ore into ingots.
-*[[#Forging Items |Forging]] new items.
+*[[Make#Forging Items |Forging]] new items.
-*[[#Repairing Items|Repairing]] existing blacksmith-made items.
+*[[Make#Repairing Items|Repairing]] existing blacksmith-made items.
 The Smithy is directly adjacent to the Fighter hall in the NE corner of N Town, and contains the following NPCs that pertain to the Blacksmith profession:
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 *'''Nafurce''': Prepares the crucible for the Blacksmith to make a given type of ingot.
 *'''Lyzer''': Studies new and exotic ores.
 ===Brewing===

Balangar: /* Brewing */

2025-03-02T17:02:54Z

Brewing

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	Brewing allows one to make beer and wine. There is a cap on lessons and it is very low. The Brewery is located in West Puddleby.		Brewing allows one to make beer and wine. There is a cap on lessons and it is very low. The Brewery is located in West Puddleby.

	See [[Make#Where_do_I_find_ingredients?\|where to find ingredients]].		See [[Make#Brewing\|Brewing's how to]] and [[Make#Where_do_I_find_ingredients?\|where to find ingredients]].

	===Metallurgy===		===Metallurgy===