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'''Carpenter''' is a [[professions|profession]] discovered in [[Hopeforest]]. It is used to make wooden materials. Often these materials can be used in other professions, such as making [[weapon]]s. It is based at the [[Carpenter's Workshop]] in south-southwest [[Hopeforest]].
 
==Overview==
=== Gameplay Loop: ===
# Chop logs and store them at the [[Lumber Bank]] in the Carpenters Workshop, or buy logs from [[Gwen's Lumber]] (west of [[Timberwell Green]], north of [[Carpenter's Workshop]]). If you complete [[Spider's Nest]] (Requires Level 32 Carpenter), you will be able to store logs and other resources at [[Storage Rift Marker]]s, making training easier.
# Cut the logs at the [[Circular Saw]] at the south end of the workshop.
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# Sell finished products to the [[Timber Merchant]] east of the [[Wood Lathe|Lathe]], or store them in the [[Timber Bank]] to the north of [[Timberwell Green]].
 
=== TrainingEarly GuideLevels (0-18) ===
 
=== Early Levels (0-18): ===
# You will need 36 [[coin|Silver]] for an Axe bought from [[Morauce the Hatchet Man]] outside [[Gwen's Lumber]] (west side of [[Timberwell Green]]).
# Cut about 14 [[Coarse Ash Log|Ash Logs]] from the surrounding areas.
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=== Tips ===
* At lower levels, you can sustain your log purchasing costs by converting your knowledge into Silver. (But this is not encouraged).
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* 32 Carpenter is 274,221 XP.
 
==Training methods==
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===Active production===
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Carpenter items made at the Circular Saw and Wood Lathe. Profit values assume that all logs are purchased from [[Gwen's Lumber (shop)|Gwen's Lumber]] and all produced items are sold to the the [[Timber Merchant Shop]]. The hourly rates assume that for every inventory of 12 logs, 60 seconds is spent on buying new logs, moving between stations, and selling products. This allows for 307 planks or staves to be made per hour, or 195 posts per hour. Planks and Staves award a total 0.75% knowledge per log, and poles award a total 1.5%. This equates to 2.3 knowledge points per hour for planks or staves, and 2.95 knowledge points for poles.
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Your own XP and profit rates may vary if you collect your own materials or spend separate time buying and depositing them.
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===[[File:Passive small icon.png|frameless|width=25x25]] Passive production===
==Capes of Accomplishment==
Carpenter passive activities are of two types: passive recipes which use [[Branches]] to create items, and [[Furniture]] which does not use any items but only produces coins. Profit values for recipes assume that all branches are purchased from [[Gwen's Lumber (shop)|Gwen's Lumber]] and all products are sold to the the [[Timberwell Supplies (shop)|Timberwell Supplies]].
The [[Carpenter Cape]] is a group of equipment unlocked by achieving various milestones in leveling of the Carpenter profession and can be purchased from [[Daguer]] at [[The Cloakroom]] located in [[Hopeport]].
 
Your own XP and profit rates may vary if you collect your own materials or spend separate time buying and depositing them.
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! Level
''Passive activities give reduced experience when a players level is high enough to perform a new passive activity for that profession. The numbers shown here are the full experience.''
! Cape
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! Cost
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==Quests==
===Quests with a Carpenter level requirement===
{| class="wikitable align-right-1sortable align-rightcenter-3"
!Difficulty
!Quest
! Level
|-
|★★★☆☆
|[[Spider's Nest]]
|32
|-
|★★★★★
|[[Forgotten Things]]
|50
|}
|[[Journeyman Carpenter Cape]]
 
|{{Currency|504000}}
===Quests rewarding Carpenter experience===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Difficulty
!Quest
!Experience reward
|-
|★★★☆☆
|100
|[[AdeptSpider's Carpenter CapeNest]]
|26,900 XP
|{{Currency|1290000}}
|-
|★★★★★
|200
|[[ExpertForgotten Carpenter CapeThings]]
|47,500 XP
|{{Currency|3160000}}
|-
|500
|[[Ultimate Carpenter Cape]]
|{{Currency|9360000}}
|}
 
==Capes of Accomplishment==
The [[Carpenter Cape]] is a group of equipment unlocked by achieving various milestones in leveling of the Carpenter profession and can be purchased from [[Daguer]] at [[The Cloakroom]] located in [[Hopeport]].
{{CapeList|Carpenter}}
 
==Update history==
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==ReferencesTrivia==
*The player ''Sap'' was the first player to reach level 500 Carpenter and appear on the leaderboards, on 13 January 2025. <!--13th January 2025 1:30 UTC-->
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{{Professions}}
{{Carpenter}}

Latest revision as of 15:01, 1 February 2025

A player carpenting.

Carpenter is a profession discovered in Hopeforest. It is used to make wooden materials. Often these materials can be used in other professions, such as making weapons. It is based at the Carpenter's Workshop in south-southwest Hopeforest.

Overview[edit | edit source]

Gameplay Loop[edit | edit source]

  1. Chop logs and store them at the Lumber Bank in the Carpenters Workshop, or buy logs from Gwen's Lumber (west of Timberwell Green, north of Carpenter's Workshop). If you complete Spider's Nest (Requires Level 32 Carpenter), you will be able to store logs and other resources at Storage Rift Markers, making training easier.
  2. Cut the logs at the Circular Saw at the south end of the workshop.
    1. If the logs have a final product, use them on the Lathe to the east of the circular saw. Both steps provide experience.
  3. Sell finished products to the Timber Merchant east of the Lathe, or store them in the Timber Bank to the north of Timberwell Green.

Early Levels (0-18)[edit | edit source]

  1. You will need 36 Silver for an Axe bought from Morauce the Hatchet Man outside Gwen's Lumber (west side of Timberwell Green).
  2. Cut about 14 Ash Logs from the surrounding areas.
  3. Take the 14 Ash Logs to the Circular Saw and cut them for Level 2.
  4. Now you can train by purchasing logs from Gwen's Lumber.
    1. You will need about 20 Silver and an empty inventory to start buying logs.
  5. Buy 12 logs at a time, then process them. If you have the Silver, you can save time by amassing a larger amount of logs at the Lumber Bank, then take out 12 logs at a time.
  6. After reaching Level 2, create Coarse Oak Pole for the best Coins/XP.
  7. Optional: Keep upgrading your logs every two levels for best XP
    1. Note: Skip logs like Juniper that don't have a final product to save money

Tips[edit | edit source]

  • At lower levels, you can sustain your log purchasing costs by converting your knowledge into Silver. (But this is not encouraged).
  • The guide page has more in-depth explanations for how to train Carpenter.
  • 32 Carpenter is 274,221 XP.

Training methods[edit | edit source]

Active production[edit | edit source]

Carpenter items made at the Circular Saw and Wood Lathe. Profit values assume that all logs are purchased from Gwen's Lumber and all produced items are sold to the the Timber Merchant Shop. The hourly rates assume that for every inventory of 12 logs, 60 seconds is spent on buying new logs, moving between stations, and selling products. This allows for 307 planks or staves to be made per hour, or 195 posts per hour. Planks and Staves award a total 0.75% knowledge per log, and poles award a total 1.5%. This equates to 2.3 knowledge points per hour for planks or staves, and 2.95 knowledge points for poles.

Your own XP and profit rates may vary if you collect your own materials or spend separate time buying and depositing them.

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Passive production[edit | edit source]

Carpenter passive activities are of two types: passive recipes which use Branches to create items, and Furniture which does not use any items but only produces coins. Profit values for recipes assume that all branches are purchased from Gwen's Lumber and all products are sold to the the Timberwell Supplies.

Your own XP and profit rates may vary if you collect your own materials or spend separate time buying and depositing them.

Passive activities give reduced experience when a players level is high enough to perform a new passive activity for that profession. The numbers shown here are the full experience.

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Quests[edit | edit source]

Quests with a Carpenter level requirement[edit | edit source]

Difficulty Quest Level
★★★☆☆ Spider's Nest 32
★★★★★ Forgotten Things 50

Quests rewarding Carpenter experience[edit | edit source]

Difficulty Quest Experience reward
★★★☆☆ Spider's Nest 26,900 XP
★★★★★ Forgotten Things 47,500 XP

Capes of Accomplishment[edit | edit source]

The Carpenter Cape is a group of equipment unlocked by achieving various milestones in leveling of the Carpenter profession and can be purchased from Daguer at The Cloakroom located in Hopeport.

Level Cape Cost
50 504 Silver 0 Copper
100 1 Gold 290 Silver 0 Copper
200 3 Gold 160 Silver 0 Copper
500 9 Gold 360 Silver 0 Copper

Update history[edit | edit source]

This information has been manually compiled. Some updates may not be included yet.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • The player Sap was the first player to reach level 500 Carpenter and appear on the leaderboards, on 13 January 2025.