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Stonemason makes use of stone collected via the [[Miner]] profession by etching them with [[Tempestae]] magic within a [[T.E.A. Machine]] located inside the mine, up to a maximum quantity of 6 stones, of the same material, together with timber crafted by the [[Carpenter]] profession. |
Stonemason makes use of stone collected via the [[Miner]] profession by etching them with [[Tempestae]] magic within a [[T.E.A. Machine]] located inside the mine, up to a maximum quantity of 6 stones, of the same material, together with timber crafted by the [[Carpenter]] profession. |
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Once crafted at a workbench, each weapon is untuned and its item level is set to the level of the player character's Stonemason profession by default, although the player may choose to change this level to be lower in anticipation of player-to-player trading. As the costs remain the same and the item's value at the [[ |
Once crafted at a workbench, each weapon is untuned and its item level is set to the level of the player character's Stonemason profession by default, although the player may choose to change this level to be lower in anticipation of player-to-player trading. As the costs remain the same and the item's value at the [[Quartermaster Shop]] increases based on its item level, it is generally advised to create the highest level weaponry possible. The maximum fighting level that a weapon can be crafted is determined by its tier, it is always one less level than the following tier of the same type of weapon. |
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==Etching stones== |
==Etching stones== |
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