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| === Level 2 === | === Level 2 === | ||
| == Crafter == | == Crafter == | ||
| - | As Craftser one, but the character can repair superior equipment, and gains the ability to field repair standard weaponry and shields. In addition, the character can craft a single standard item between each adventure. | + | As Level 1 crafter, but the character can repair superior equipment, and gains the ability to field repair standard weaponry and shields. Properly repairing weapons and shields takes about five minutes, but patchwork repairs suitable to make an item usable for the rest of an encounter can be done in60 seconds. In addition, the character can craft a single standard item between each adventure. |
| == Builder == | == Builder == | ||
| You know how to build most common types of building. When purchasing [[:equipment_and_wealth#resources]] you pay only 75% of the cost to represent the purchase of materials and labour used to construct the resource yourself. You may construct resources for other characters, you pay 75% of the cost as usual and pass the resource to the other character in exchange for whatever arrangement has been worked out between your characters. | You know how to build most common types of building. When purchasing [[:equipment_and_wealth#resources]] you pay only 75% of the cost to represent the purchase of materials and labour used to construct the resource yourself. You may construct resources for other characters, you pay 75% of the cost as usual and pass the resource to the other character in exchange for whatever arrangement has been worked out between your characters. | ||
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| === Level 3 === | === Level 3 === | ||
| == Crafter == | == Crafter == | ||
| - | As crafter one, but can repair master crafted equipment, and can field repair superior weaponry and shields. In addition, the character can now choose to craft EITHER two standard or one superior item between adventures. | + | As Level 2 Crafter, but can repair master crafted equipment, and can field repair superior weaponry and shields. In addition, the character can now choose to craft EITHER two standard or one superior item between adventures. |
| == Adjustment == | == Adjustment == | ||
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| === Level 4 === | === Level 4 === | ||
| == Master Crafter == | == Master Crafter == | ||
| - | As crafter one, but the character can field repair any non-artifact weaponry or shields, field repair artifact armour and repair other artifact equipment in a smithy. In addition, the character can choose to manufacture EITHER one mastercrafted, two superior or four standard items between each adventure. Finally, the character can contribute more effectively to the creation of artifacts. | + | As Level 3 crafter, but the character can field repair any non-artifact weaponry or shields, field repair artifact armour and repair other artifact equipment in a smithy. In addition, the character can choose to manufacture EITHER one mastercrafted, two superior or four standard items between each adventure. Mastercrafted items you have created will give you full benefits of a master crafter item when you are using them (including both the ability to wield it and the buffs it would give if you had the skill), this benefit is not gain when using master crafted items produced by someone else or when someone else is using your master crafted items. Finally, the character can contribute more effectively to the creation of artifacts. |
| == Fitted Armour == | == Fitted Armour == | ||
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