Outfitting the Defenders

Bestowal dialogue

'Goblins infest the narrow reaches of Rath Teraig, and stout-hearted dwarves keep the southern barricade against them. Their armour will fail before their spirits do, <name>, so we must do for them what we can!

'If you can ask a metalsmith to fashion bronze gloves and a bronze helm, then bring them to me, I will see that the staunch defenders of the barricade receive them.

'You will be paid for your trouble, of course, in coin and other small things, though given the importance of this task no one would presume to ask for payment.'

Background

Efi Plateshaper is eager to outfit the dwarves guarding the barricade to Rath Teraig and asked for your help collecting the necessary pieces of armour.

Objective 1

• Collect Bronze Gloves
• Collect Bronze Helm

Efi Plateshaper is at Gondamon, in the Low-lands of Ered Luin.

Efi Plateshaper asked you to bring him bronze gloves and a bronze helm with which he can outfit the defenders of the barricade at Rath Teraig.

Collected bronze gloves

Collected bronze helm

• Bring Bronze Gloves and a Bronze Helm to Efi Plateshaper

Efi Plateshaper: 'Thank you for these, <name>. Take these coins and other items. I insist, even though the knowledge of the good you are doing for the defenders should be enough.'

Leggings for Gagi

Bestowal dialogue

'I don't know what the problem is, stranger. My father was a metalworker, and my father's father was a metalworker, but I do not seem to have inherited their skill with hammer and anvil. I do not know where it could have gone, for I have no brothers, but that skill certainly has avoided me!

'You see, I decided it was time to make a new pair of bronze leggings for myself, but I did something wrong with the heat of the fire and my hammer-blows and ended up with something more akin to a belt. A belt fused in on itself, with something like a sleeve on one end. I can't wear that! And I wouldn't wear it even if I could figure out how exactly to try it on!

'If you know a metalworker of even small skill, I'll pay you for some bronze leggings. I'll give you my leftover materials as well! And don't tell anyone about my...mishap...if you don't mind.'

Background

Gagi Cloudbrow tried to make himself some bronze leggings, but the event has been described as something of a disaster.

Objective 1

• Collect bronze leggings
• Bring bronze leggings to Gagi Cloudbrow

Gagi Cloudbrow is west of Frerin's Court.

Gagi Cloudbrow has asked you to procure for him some bronze leggings, because the pair he tried to make for himself turned out poorly, and in no way resembled the leggings for which he was trying.

'These will do very well, <name>! I don't understand how mine could have turned out so very differently, because they seem easy enough to make. I just don't understand.

'Here are the coins and materials I promised you. Take with them my thanks!'

Verity Tyne Has Lost Her Ring

Bestowal dialogue

'Are you a jeweller? Do you know one? I really need the services of a jeweller, for I have lost my wedding ring, and I need a replacement before my husband Barton gets back from the Forsaken Inn!

'I don't know where it's gone, but it must have just slipped off my finger. If you can bring me a glittering copper ring to replace it, I'd pay you for your trouble!

'Don't tell Barton I lost the ring! I can't believe I could be so careless!'

Background

Verity Tyne has lost the glittering copper ring given to her by her husband Barton, and she is beside herself with worry that he will find out.

Objective 1

• Collect glittering copper ring

Verity Tyne is in the Crafting Hall in Bree.

Verity Tyne has asked for you to find a jeweller willing to make her a glittering copper ring to replace the wedding ring she lost.

Verity Tyne: 'If you can get a jeweller to make me a glittering copper ring to replace my wedding ring, I'd really appreciate it, <name>!'

Collected glittering copper ring

• Bring the glittering copper ring to Verity Tyne

Verity Tyne: 'Thank you so much, <name>! This ring looks exactly like the ring I lost, and Barton will never know the difference!

'Take these coins and other small items, please! You've really helped me out!'

Nefi's New Setting

Bestowal dialogue

'I was a jeweller of no small skill some time ago, and though I have now put down my tools, the pieces I fashioned during my youth are still precious to me.

'It is thus with sadness that I report to you that one of the necklaces I crafted but a few years ago has lost its setting! It has been too long for me to fashion a replacement, but if you know a jeweller who could do so, I would appreciate it.

'Bring me a glittering copper necklace, and I will pay you a fair sum. I have a few small items as well, including some leftover gemstones, with which I would be willing to part.'

Background

Nefi Gemcutter has broken the setting of a necklace he once fashioned, and desires a replacement.

Objective 1

• Collect Glittering Copper Necklace

Nefi Gemcutter is along the road that approaches Thorin's Hall.

Nefi Gemcutter has asked you to bring him a glittering copper necklace to replace one he made during his own time as a jeweller.

Nefi Gemcutter: 'Were you planning on bringing me a glittering copper necklace or not?'

Collected a glittering copper necklace

• Bring Glittering Copper Necklace to Nefi Gemcutter

Nefi Gemcutter: 'You have done as I asked, and brought to me a glittering copper necklace. I thank you for it and give to you these coins and materials!

'I must admit, however, that this necklace does not seem as special to me as the one I crafted with my own hands. Perhaps I will come to appreciate this one, but I had not expected to feel this way. That's a little strange, isn't it?

'Thank you for it, friend. I am sure it will feel differently in the morning.'

Gems for Guleneth

Bestowal dialogue

'I am a jeweller by interest and by trade, and I have a great many pieces in various states of completion. I could finish many of these pieces, but I am missing the gems needed for the final settings.

'If you know a jeweller with a ready supply, I will give you some coins for bringing to me three polished agates of suitable quality.

'Your assistance will be greatly appreciated, for I have already neglected these pieces for too long and am eager to complete them. I have one or two items that may be useful to you, and would happily trade them to you in exchange for the agates I need.'

Background

The jeweller Guleneth has asked you to bring him polished agates he can use in the pieces he makes.

Objective 1

• Collect polished agate (0/3)

Guleneth is at Celondim in Ered Luin.

Jeweller Guleneth has asked you to acquire three polished agates that he can use to complete some of the pieces he has left unfinished.

Guleneth: 'Without three polished agates, I cannot finish these pieces as I hoped to do.'

Collected polished agate (3/3)

• Bring polished agates to Guleneth

Guleneth: 'These polished agates are just the sort for which I have been waiting, <name>, and I thank you for them!

'Take these coins and items with my well-wishes, for now I can finish the pieces I have kept too long undone!

'Perhaps when this affair is finished, I shall find a place on one of the White Ships and sail away into the West. I will need to think on it.'

The Maker's Hall

Bestowal dialogue

'Our struggles against the Dourhands and the goblins continue with great vigour, <name>, but we must also do what we can to better the craftsmanship of the goods created within the Blue Mountains!

'My friend Egil Oldbeard has greeted fledgling craftsmen for the past hundred and thirty years...it keeps him young, he says! You should speak with him in the Maker's Hall if you are interested in turning your eye towards the fashioning of goods or equipment.

'Go north up the steps into Thorin's Hall proper. Once inside, walk north past the great statue and pass into the next hall. Turn to the east when you are halfway across the floor and you will descend some more steps into the Maker's Hall. Old Egil will be pleased to speak with you!'

Background

Bogi Deepdelver has asked you to speak with his friend Egil Oldbeard in Thorin's Hall about contributing to the state of crafting in the Blue Mountains.

Objective 1

• Talk to Egil Oldbeard

Egil Oldbeard is in the Maker's Hall, inside Thorin's Hall, east of the entrance chamber.

Bogi Deepdelver suggested that you speak with his friend Egil Oldbeard, who has greeted fledgling craftsmen in the Blue Mountains for more than one hundred years.

Bogi Deepdelver: 'Egil Oldbeard is in the Maker's Hall, which is the iwng on your right as you pass hte big statue in the entrance of Thorin's Hall. Just go up the stairs there and inside the Hall -- you'll find it!

'He enjoys talking with prospective craftsmen and setting their feet on the path.'

Egil Oldbeard: 'Bogi sent you to me, I see. Good, good! It is always an honour to help guide fledgling craftsmen as they take the first steps of their art! Listen carefully, for my words are borne of experience! Look for the Master of Apprentices in the Maker's Hall...he walks about, supervising the goings-on. He can help you choose a vocation in which to specialize. A vocation is a bundle of three crafting professions with overlapping skills -- choose your vocation with care, because you will expend a great deal of time and energy improving your skill with the professions under its purview!

'Once the Master of Apprentices has welcomed you to your chosen vocation, be sure to speak with a Provisioner, such as the one that stays in the Maker's Hall. He can sell you the tools of your trade -- every Profession has its own tools, so be not over-shy with your coinpurse! The novices will be happy to sell you any recipes you might wish to have, though I can tell you now that you will already know how to make a thing or two.

'Equip the crafting tools you plan on using and find an appropriate facility -- the Maker's Hall has a forge, workbench, study and oven available for your use -- and begin practising your skills! You will advance in your chosen professions as you practice and seek out the teachings of others in the field. I hope you will become a skilled craftsman, <name>, and that it will bring profit to you and to the Blue Mountains! I will give you a few coins to get you started. Use them wisely and consider them an investment in your future as a skilled craftsman!'

Introduction to Jewelcrafting

Bestowal dialogue

'I love to wear rings and bangles. Perhaps when you are more experienced, you can make me some finery.

'You will want to speak with Berylla Goodchild over near the workbench. She has volunteered her time and energy to teach all the new apprentices. Mind her well.'

Background

Jewellers create adornments that can be imbued with some measure of power. They are a welcome member of the Crafting Guilds.

Be careful! You will need to complete the correct recipes and deliver the correct items outlined in this quest.

You will need to execute the leather pad and rough cloak recipes and deliver the rough cloak. Failing to do so will force you to obtain new raw materials or to restart the quest after a 24-hour delay.

Objective 1

• Speak with <NPC> at the workbench in the crafting area to learn more about jewelcrafting.

You should speak with <NPC> at the workbench in <location> to learn more about jewelcrafting.

'Well, look here, another would-be jeweller. I am pleased to meet you and looking forward to helping you get started.

'If I go too fast, or you need help at any point, you can ask me questions about jewelcrafting, and I will do my best to provide you with clear direction. The first and most important step is having the proper ingredients.

'I set aside a few for new jewellers like yourself. Take this crate and let us begin.'

Jeweller vendors sell ingredients and recipes that are a vital part of any Jeweller's training and continued work.

You have been provided with ingredients

Objective 2

• Open the crate given to you by <NPC> to collect the copper ingots

<NPC> provided you with a crate full of ingredients that you can use to execute the copper ring recipe. Open the crate to get the ingredients.

Ingredients for Jewellers are normally purchased from vendors or traded from players with the prospecting profession. You can also find ingredients on the Auction Hall.

You now have all the ingredients to make a copper ring

Objective 3

• Using the ingredient you received, craft a copper ring

<NPC> provided you with the ingredients necessary to create a copper ring. Approach the workbench and prepare the copper ring.

You have made a copper ring

Objective 4

• Bring the copper ring to <NPC>

The recipe is complete. Do not sell the copper ring! It is time to show your handiwork to your mentor, <NPC>.

'Let me see what you were able to do...'

She inspects the ring with a discerning eye.

'I see no seam in the metal, and it is smooth against the skin.'

'I think that you have done very, very well, <your name>. I approve and declare you a novice jeweller.'

Introduction to Cooking

Bestowal dialogue

'In order to be the best cook that you can be, you will need some guidance. I have spoken with Petunia Greenhand of Michel Delving; she is only an apprentice cook, but knowledgable and working hard to become an expert. Petunia has graciously accepted the task of teaching anyone setting out in their culinary careers the basics of the art.

'You will find her near the oven here in Michel Delving. Speak with her and mind her lessons well, and I wager that you will be cooking up hobbit-specialties in no time!'

Background

Cooking is an especially important profession -- ask any hobbit -- that can take a significant amount of time to master. Every true cook starts with the basics, and this introduction to the fine art of cooking will provide you with everything that you need to become a true master of the pot and pan.

Be careful! You will need to complete the correct recipes and deliver the correct items outlined in this quest.

You will need to execute the cup of spring barley flour and hard biscuit recipes and deliver the hard biscuit. Failing to do so will force you to obtain new raw materials or to restart the quest after a 24-hour delay.

Objective 1

• Speak with <Novice Cook NPC> near the oven in the crafting area.

You should speak with <NPC> at the oven in <location> to learn more about cooking and set yourself on a path to good eating.

'Well, look here...another would-be cook. I am pleased to meet you and looking forward to helping you get started.

'If I go too fast or you need help at any point, you can ask me questions about cooking, and I will do my best to provide you with clear direction. The first and most important step is having the proper ingredients.

'I set aside a few for new cooks like yourself. Take this crate and let us begin.'

Cook vendors sell ingredients and recipes that are a vital part of any Cook's training and continued work.

You have been provided with a box of ingredients

Objective 2

• Open the crate given to you by <Novice Cook NPC> to collect spring barley, egg, andwater

<Novice Cook NPC> provided you with a crate full of ingredients that you can use to execute the hard biscuit recipe. Open the crate to get the ingredients.

Ingredients for Cooks are normally purchased from vendors or traded from players with the farming profession. You can also find ingredients on the Auction Hall.

You now have all the ingredients to make a hard biscuit

Objective 3

• Using the ingredients you received, craft a cup of spring barley

<Novice Cook NPC> provided you with the ingredients necessary to create a hard biscuits. First however, you must prepare one of the most important ingredients: a cup of spring barley.

You have made a cup of spring barley flour

Objective 4

• Using the ingredients you obtained, cook a hard biscuits

The cup of spring barley is complete, and you are now ready to make the hard biscuits, as instructed by <Novice Cook NPC>.

You have made a hard biscuit

Objective 5

• Bring the hard biscuits to <Novice Cook NPC>

The recipes are complete. Do not eat or sell the hard biscuits! It is time to show your handiwork to your mentor, <Novice Cook NPC>.

'Let me see what you were able to do....'

She inspects the hard biscuit with a discerning eye.

'Good golden colour on the top, and it looks sufficently hardened. The smell is making my mouth water and my belly rumble.

'I think that you have done very, very well, <name>. I approve and declare you a novice cook.'

Laegon Practises His Craft

Bestowal dialogue

'Are you a woodworker? I have taken to practising my bow-bending, and I always have need of rowan wood with which to refine my technique.

'If you can bring to me three rowan bowstaves, I will appreciate it and give to you some coins and materials.'

Background

The Elf Laegon has taken to practising his bow-making, and he often wants for materials.

Objective 1

• Collect rowan bowstaff (0/3)

Laegon is at Celondim, in Ered Luin.

Laegon has asked if you could bring him three rowan bowstaves he can use to refine his bow-bending techniques.

Laegon: 'I am still waiting for three rowan bowstaves, my friend. A woodworker should be able to prepare them.'

• Bring rowan bowstaves to Laegon

Laegon: 'This will serve wonderfully well, my friend. I thank you for them and will resume my practice at once!

'I hope these coins and materials are of use to you.'

A Terrace in Celondim

Bestowal dialogue

'Welcome to Falathlorn, <name>. You can see the harbour-city of Celondim up the hill to the north-east, and the refuge of Duillond is further to the north.

'But I can see that you have a desire to fashion goods, to practice your ability to create things of substance and use. It is my recommendation that you visit my friend Gwaloth at the terrace overlooking Celondim, where many useful and comely goods are fashioned. Go up the hill to the north-east into the city and follow the path to the left as it winds up the hillside. Atop the stairs, follow the path southward to the terrace.

'Gwaloth will be pleased to help you learn how to begin your journey as a craftsman.'

Background

Mibrethil has suggested that you speak with his friend Gwaloth at a terrace overlooking the harbour of Celondim where useful and comely goods are made.

Objective 1

• Talk to Gwaloth

Gwaloth is on a terrace overlooking Celondim, located south of the top of the stairs that wind up the hillside around which the city is constructed.

The Elf Mibrethil suggested that you speak with his friend Gwaloth if you are interested in learning a crafting trade.

Mibrethil: 'Gwaloth is on a terrace overlooking Celondim where many useful things are made. Go down the hill to the north-east into Celondim, then climb the winding stair on your left as it rises along the hillside. Atop the stair, take the southern path to the terrace and introduce yourself to Gwaloth. She will gladly aid you in choosing a crafting vocation.'

Gwaloth: 'Mibrethil sent you to me? You must be interested in learning a crafting trade, then? Wonderful! Ered Luin will be better for your efforts, my friend! Speak with the Master of Apprentices on this terrace, for he can help you choose a vocation in which to specialize. A vocation is a bundle of three crafting professions with overlapping skills -- choose your vocation with care, because you will expend a great deal of time and energy improving your skill with the professions under its purview!

'Once the Master of Apprentices has welcomed you to your chosen vocation, be sure to speak with a supplier. She can sell you the tools of your trade -- every profession has its own tools, so be not over-shy with your coinpurse! The novices will be happy to sell you any recipes you might wish to have, though I can tell you now that you will already know how to make a thing or two.

'Equip the crafting tools you plan on using and find an appropriate facility -- Celondim has a forge, workbench, and oven available for your use -- and begin practising your skills! You will advance in your chosen professions as you practice and seek out the teachings of others in the field. I hope you will become a skilled craftsman, <name>, and that it will bring joy to you and profit to Ered Luin!'

Introduction to Woodworking

Bestowal dialogue

'I think that crafting wood is a very noble pursuit, and I have enlisted the aid of one of the finest novices in Michel Delving to assist each new apprentice.

'You will want to speak with Belba Bracegirdle over near the workbench. She has volunteered her time and energy to teach all the new apprentices. Mind her well.'

Background

Woodworkers are needed in many areas of life, from making furniture through crafting bows. A good woodworker is always a welcome addition to the Crafting Guilds.

Be careful! You will need to complete the correct recipes and deliver the correct items outlined in this quest.

You will need to execute the rowan bowstaff and rowan bow recipes and deliver the rowan bow. Failing to do so will force you to obtain new raw materials or to restart the quest after a 24-hour delay.

Objective 1

• Speak with <NPC> near the workbench in the crafting area

You should speak with <NPC> at the workbench in <location> to learn more about woodworking.

'Well, look here...another would-be woodworker. I am pleased to meet you and looking forward to helping you get started.

'If I go too fast, or you need help at any point, you can ask me questions about woodworking, and I will do my best to provide you with clear direction. The first and most important step is having the proper ingredients.

'I set aside a few for new woodworkers like yourself. Take this crate and let us begin.'

Woodworker vendors sell ingredients and recipes that are a vital part of any Woodworker's training and continued work.

Objective 2

• Open the crate given to you by <NPC> to collect the rowan plank and rough leather wrapping

<NPC> provided you with a crate full of ingredients that you can use to execute the rowan bow recipe. Open the crate to get the ingredients.

Ingredients for Woodworkers are normally purchased from vendors or traded from players with the forester profession. You can also find ingredients on the Auction Hall.

You now have all the ingredients to make a rowan bow

Objective 3

• Using the ingredients you received, craft a rowan bowstaff

<NPC> provided you with the ingredients necessary to create a rowan bow. First, however, you must prepare the rowan bowstaff.

You have made a rowan bowstaff

Objective 4

• Using the ingredients you have, create a rowan bow

The rowan bowstaff is complete, and you are now ready to create the rowan bow, as instructed by <NPC>.

You have made a rowan bow

Objective 5

• Bring the rowan bow to <NPC>

The recipe is complete. Do not sell the rowan bow! Time to show your handiwork to your mentor, <NPC>.

'Let me see what you were able to do....'

She inspects the weapon with a discerning eye.

'A gentle curve to the bow. Strung very well, good and taut. This is fine work.

'I think that you have done very, very well, <name>. I approve and declare you a novice woodworker.'

Practice Makes Perfect

Bestowal dialogue

'It appears you have learned much about being a <vocation>. I am pleased. Now, allow me to give you a little something for your efforts.'

'Give me a moment and then speak to me again.'

Background

Now that you have finished working on your first steps through your professions, the Masters and Mistresses of Apprentices have a little something for you.

Objective 1

• Speak with the Master of Apprentices in the crafting area.

The Masters and Mistresses of Apprentices would like to see you rewarded for your efforts.

Speak with <Master of Apprentices> in the crafting area.

<Master of Apprentices>: 'I have been told you performed admirably, and for that I wanted to see that you were well rewarded. Here, take this. It will allow you to craft any apprentice level recipe that you wish.'

Your reward for this quest is an item that can be found in the LOTRO Store. This item is an alternative to standard ingredients that are found in the game world.

With it, you can craft any recipes of the correct proficiency tier without the need for additional ingredients. These items can only be purchased in the LOTRO Store.

Introduction to Tailoring

Bestowal dialogue

'Tailors are very plentiful and welcome here in the Shire. I have enlisted the aid of one of the finest novices in Michel Delving to assist each new apprentice.

'You will want to speak with Halfred Bolger over near the workbench. He has volunteered his time and energy to teach all the new apprentices. Mind him well.'

Background

Tailors craft the normal dress worn by most free folk dwelling in Middle-earth. They are also proficient at crafting light and medium leather armour. A good tailor is always a welcome addition to the Crafting Guilds.

Be careful! You will need to complete the correct recipes and deliver the correct items outlined in this quest.

You will need to execute the leather pad and rough cloak recipes and deliver the rough cloak. Failing to do so will force you to obtain new raw materials or to restart the quest after a 24-hour delay.

Objective 1

• Speak with <NPC> near the workbench in the crafting area.

You should speak with <NPC> at the workbench in <location> to learn more about tailoring.

There may be alterative dialogs

<NPC>: 'Well, look here, another would-be tailor. I am pleased to meet you and looking forward to helping you get started.

'If I go too fast or you need help at any point, you can ask me questions about tailoring, and I will do my best to provide you with clear direction. The first and most important step is having the proper ingredients.

'I set aside a few for new tailors like yourself. Take this crate and let us begin.'

OR

<NPC>: 'If you are looking for guidance in tailoring, then I am prepared to offer you direction.

'If my methods are too fast, feel free to speak to me again, and I will answer any wuestions that youmay have. I will do my best to provide you with clear directions. The first and most important step is having the proper ingredients.

'I have kept some of these ingredients aside for purpose of providing to new tailors. Take this crate and let us begin.

Tailor vendors sell ingredients and recipes that are a vital part of any Tailor's training and continued work.

You have been provided with ingredients

Objective 2

• Open the crate given to you by <NPC> to collect the two light leathers and one bolt of rough cloth

<NPC> provided you with a crate full of ingredients that you can use to execute the rough cloak recipe. Open the crate to get the ingredients.

Ingredients for Tailors are normally purchased from vendors or traded from players with the forester profession. You can also find the ingredients on the Auction Hall.

You now have all the ingredients to make a Rough Cloak.

Objective 3

• Using the ingredients you received, craft a leather pad

<NPC> provided you with the ingredients necessary to create a rough cloak. First, however, you must prepare the leather pad.

You have made a leather pad

Objective 4

• Using the ingredients you have, craft a rough cloth cloak

The leather pad is complete, and you are now ready to create the rough cloth cloak, as instructed by <NPC>.

You have made a rough cloth cloak

Objective 5

• Bring the rough cloth cloak to <NPC>

The recipe is complete. Do not sell the rough cloak! It is time to show your handiwork to your mentor, <NPC>.

there may be alternate dialogs

<NPC>: 'Let me see what you were able to do....'

He inspects the cloak with a discerning eye.

'Your needlework is impressive -- very tight and even stitches, something not easily done. No folds in the fabric where there should be no folds, either.

'I think that you have done very, very well, <name>. I approve and declare you a novice tailor.'

OR

<NPC>: 'I see the cloak there on your person. May I see it?'

He takes a moment to admire your handiwork.

'This is a well-crafted cloak. Your needlework is even and tempered, and the cloak will drape properly on the back. You are well on your way towards becoming a tailor. Well done, <name>.

Introduction to Prospecting

Bestowal dialogue

'Well look at you. I do not often see your folk here, and when I do, I always find it a bit queer. Well, hobbits less so because of the hill.'

'Oh, I am sorry, you wish to know more of prospecting? <Supplier>, the supplier here, has offered to teach all who wish to know the finer points of prospecting.'

Background

Prospectors mine ore-nodes to discover the raw materials hidden within. They are also adept at working the ore into ingots. Ore-nodes not only provide ore, but will often contain gems or other objects that are used by other professions. This collection profession is much-needed in Middle-earth.

Be careful! You will need to complete the correct recipes and deliver the correct items outlined in this quest.

You will need to execute the smelt copper and smelt tin recipes and deliver copper and tin ingots. Failing to do so will force you to obtain new raw materials or to restart the quest after a 24-hour delay.

Objective 1

• Speak with <Supplier> in the crafting area.

You should speak with <Supplier> at the Crafting <location> to learn more about prospecting.

<Master of Apprentices>: 'You should speak with the supplier at once.'

<Supplier>: pending

You have been provided with ingredients

Objective 2

• Open the crate given to you by <Supplier> to collect the two chunks of copper ore and two chunks of tin ore

Ingredients for Prospectors are found in ore-nodes in the wild, sometimes in chests and purchased from suppliers. You can also find ingredients on the Auction Hall.

<Supplier> provided you with a crate full of ingredients that you can use to execute the prospector recipes. Open the crate to get the ingredients.

<Supplier>: 'Grab your prospector's pickaxe and make sure you have it equipped, then open the crate of ingredients that I gave you and make your way to the forge.'

You now have all the ingredients to make a copper ingot and tin ingot

Objective 3

• Using the ingredients you received craft a Copper Ingot (0/1)
• Using the ingredients you received craft a Tin Ingot (0/1)

<Supplier> provided you with the ingredients necessary to create a copper ingot and a tin ingot.

You have made a copper ingot

You have made a tin ingot

Objective 4

• Bring the copper and tin ingots to <Supplier>

The recipes are complete. Do not sell the copper or tin ingots! It is time to show your handiwork to your mentor, <Supplier>.

<Supplier>: 'Let me see what you have done.'

He examines the items closely.

'Both the copper and tin ingots appear to have been refined without a hint of impurity.'

'I think this is a very good effort and proves that you are prepared to continue your work towards becoming a master prospector.'

You have completed the Prospector Tutorial