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=== How to Train ===
== How to Train ==


'''Training Method'''
'''Training Method'''

Revision as of 08:25, 12 September 2014



"You can follow a good carpenter across Britannia by the trail of easels he leaves behind."


Masters of the saw, the plane and the level, carpenters spend long hours crafting some of the finest furniture and goods of Sosaria.

As your skill improves you may learn special Carpentry Recipes and create Items out of special forms of Lumber. With the proper research, a Grand Master may learn the secrets of Masonry.


Once a player obtains GM they may "mark" any exceptional crafted *weapon* created with his/her name - not furniture. Lady/Lord titles are included in the mark. Carpenter's Crafting in the Britain Crafting Area will also have a chance to create "slayer" weapons. See the Slayer wiki for more details.


Stonework is also available to GM Carpenter's. You go to the Minoc Provisioner "The Survival Shop" and buy a book called "Making Valuables with Stonecrafting" from Kin the stonecrafter for 7969g. You can then purchase mallet and chisel from him to start creating furniture and decorations from Stone! You need a miner to gather you the Granite. Different ore colors are available.


Power Scrolls and Skill Scrolls are available for this skill.


Tools of the Trade

Carpenter's tools come in all shapes and sizes. However, it is less the tool than the skill of the craftsman, and no one tool provides benefits over the others. They can be bought from a Carpenter or Tinker NPC Vendor or crafted using the Tinkering skill.


These tools are: Dovetail Saw, Draw Knife, Froe, Hammer, Inshave, Jointing Plane, Moulding Planes, Nails, Saw, Scorp, Smoothing Plane


Lumber is a basic necessity for any item created using the Carpentry skill. It is gathered by using the Lumberjacking skill.


Wood comes in two varieties: Logs and Boards. Each type of wood requires a certain level of Carpentry or Lumberjacking skill to render from logs into much lighter boards.


How to Use

Double clicking on any of the Carpenter's tools will display the Carpentry Menu.


To Change the type of wood to use: 1. Click the "*Wood" button. 2. Select the type of wood you wish to use.

Note: You must have the type of wood you wish to use in your bag.


To Create an Item:

1. Follow the steps above to select the type of wood you wish to make the item out of. 2. Select the Category of the item you wish to create. 3. Press the Arrow next to the item you wish to create.

Note: Clicking the scroll to the right of the item will bring up the requirements for that item.


To Repair an Item:

1. Click the "Repair Item" button. 2. When the target cursor appears, select the item you wish to repair.


How to Train

Training Method

0 - 30: Train at a carpenter NPC.

30 - 48: Craft Medium Crates.

48 - 53: Craft Large Crates.

53 - 74: Craft Wooden Shields.

74 - 79: Craft Quarter Staffs.

79 - 82: Craft Gnarled Staffs or Shepherd's Crooks.

82 - 96: Craft Black Staffs.

96 - 100: Craft Wild Staffs.


Alternate Training Method

0 – 50 Train at carpenter NPC

50 – 65 Craft Wooden shields mostly, with a few large crates, plain thrones, and benches for variety

65 – 75 Craft same as 50-65, add writing desks for variety

75 – 85 Craft Quarterstaffs with Gnarled for variety (Anytime after 80 Skill Scrolls become cheaper than wood)

85 – 95 Craft Gnarled Staffs mostly (Anytime after 90 Skill Scrolls become much cheaper/faster than wood)

95 – 100 Craft Gnarled Staffs mostly, but try to make easels, beds, or water troughs. ( If you are still doing it the old fashioned way you must hate yourself - buy Skill Scrolls)

100 - 120 Use Skill Scrolls