Crafting Designs

These are basic designs available to all crafters with the relevant skills, they are non-exhaustive and listed to give a sense of what's possible.

There’s No Price List! Crafted items don’t have an official value in coin, since prices are set by players themselves. For the purposes of the Evaluate skill, every item has a cost to produce, reflecting the rough value of the materials and work units to create them; non player character traders will generally base prices on that value.

Armour

High quality armour may be enchanted or otherwise magically invested, and allows a warrior to use skills such as Armoured Caster or Sturdy Shield more often.

Below costs are per location. For costs for a full suit, multiply by six.

Light Armour

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Padded Cloth	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	2 cloth (O), 2 cloth (H)	9
Padded Cloth	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Tailor	4 cloth (H)	16
Hide	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	6 hide	10
Hide	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Tailor	12 hide	18
Leather	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	2 leather (O), 2 leather (H), 2 oil	11
Leather	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Tailor	4 leather (H), 2 oil	19

Medium Armour

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Light Chain or Ring	Superior	Blacksmith	2 metal (O), 2 metal (H) 2 leather (O)	13
Light Chain or Ring	Mastercrafted	Armourer	4 metal (H), 2 leather (H), 2 oil	23
Studded Cloth	Superior	Blacksmith	2 cloth (H), 2 metal (O), 2 charcoal	14
Studded Cloth	Mastercrafted	Armourer	4 cloth (H), 2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	25
Studded Leather	Superior	Blacksmith	2 leather (H), 2 metal (O), 2 charcoal	15
Studded Leather	Mastercrafted	Armourer	4 leather (H), 2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	26

Heavy Armour

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Heavy Chain	Superior	Blacksmith	4 metal (H), 4 metal (O), 8 charcoal	17
Heavy Chain	Mastercrafted	Armourer	8 metal (H), 8 charcoal	30
Plate	Superior	Blacksmith	4 metal (H), 4 metal (O), 8 charcoal	18
Plate	Mastercrafted	Armourer	8 metal (H), 8 charcoal	32

Note

• In addition, plate armour requires leather for straps etc. One unit of leather(O) is sufficient for up to six locations.

Shields

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Metal Shield	Superior	Blacksmith	2 metal (O), 2 charcoal	6
Metal Shield	Mastercrafted	Armourer	4 metal (H), 4 charcoal	11
Wooden Shield	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	2 wood (O), 2 oil	6
Wooden Shield	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Carpenter	4 wood (H), 4 oil	11

Note

• All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct and all designs using metal yield one unit of powdered metal.

Ornate Armour

Armour of superior or master crafted quality can be made ornate by various means: cloth can be dyed or embroidered, leather can be dyed or inlaid with precious metals, gilded links can be incorporated into chain. Plate can be especially elaborate, either inlaid with precious metals or covered in fine dyed cloth to make brigandine.

All qualities of item can be made ornate. The costs below are in addition the base cost for the item being made. These are minimum costs are per location, for example you could add jewellery metal to the ornate padded armour or use high quality jewellery metal on the Plate armour. For costs for a full suit, multiply by six.

Items	Quality	Skill	Minimum Costs	Work units
Padded Cloth	Ornate	Artisan or Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 3 powdered dye	x1.5 original work units
Leather	Ornate	Artisan or Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 3 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Light Chain or Ring	Ornate	Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 3 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Plate or Heavy Chain	Ornate	Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 3 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Brigandine Plate	Ornate	Blacksmith	3 cloth (H), 2 powdered dye	x1.5 original work units
Metal Shield	Ornate	Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 3 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Wooden Shield	Ornate	Artisan or Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 3 charcoal	x1.5 original work units

Note: Ordinary Jewellery metal can be copper, tin, lead, bronze or brass. High Quality would be silver, gold or platinum, for example

Hardened Armour

For those who can make it, Hardened armour is fashioned from tightly linked rings, closely overlapping layers of leather, reinforced plates etc., to prevent it being penetrated by sharpened weapons or skilled attacks. Hardened armour takes one armour hit from an arrow, a crossbow bolt, or any mundane attack calling Through (i.e. not accompanied by the magical damage types Artefact, Corporeal, Elemental or Spiritual) as though it were a standard attack. Through attacks after the first hit to each location bypass the armour as usual, until the armour is repaired.

This benefit stacks with the skill Through Defence; using the skill doesn’t use the armour’s own benefit.

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Heavy Chain	Hardened	Hardening	9 metal (H), 8 sand	15
Plate	Hardened	Hardening	9 metal (H), 8 sand	16

Hardened armour is also automatically mastercrafted. With research, a Blacksmith with the Hardening skill can research improved designs that resist multiple (or all) Through blows.

Armour Staples

Any blacksmith can craft armour staples at a cost of 1 work unit per staple; up to three staples can be made from one metal (O) and one charcoal. Using a phys rep of relevant tools, a blacksmith can consume staples to repair armour quickly in the field.

Items	Skill	Costs	Work units
Armour Staple (for 3)	Blacksmith	1 metal (O), 1 charcoal	3

Clothing

High quality clothing may be enchanted or otherwise magically invested; a high quality cloak allows a scout to use the skills Chameleon and Move in Cover more often.

The below is representative and broadly reflects the amount of the body covered. For clothing not listed here, use the nearest equivalent item.

Small Items

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Boots	Standard	Artisan	2 leather (O), 2 oil	4
Boots	Superior	Artisan	1 leather (O), 1 leather (H), 2 oil	8
Boots	Mastercrafted	Tailor	3 leather (H), 2 oil	14
Gloves	Standard	Artisan	2 cloth (O) OR 2 leather (O), 2 oil	2
Gloves	Superior	Artisan	4 cloth (O) OR 4 leather (O), 2 oil	4
Gloves	Mastercrafted	Tailor or Tanner	2 cloth (H) OR 2 leather (H), 2 oil	7
Hat	Standard	Artisan	1 cloth (O), 1 fluid OR 1 leather (O), 1 oil	4
Hat	Superior	Artisan	1 cloth (H), 1 fluid OR 1 leather (H), 1 oil	8
Hat	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 cloth (H), 1 fluid OR 2 leather (H), 1 oil	14
Mask or Headband	Standard	Artisan	1 leather (O) OR 1 wood (O) or 1 metal (O), 1 oil	2
Mask or Headband	Superior	Artisan	2 leather (O) OR 2 wood (O) or 2 metal (O), 1 oil	4
Mask or Headband	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 leather (H) OR 2 wood (H) or 2 metal (H), 1 oil	7
Sash	Standard	Artisan	1 cloth (O)	3
Sash	Superior	Artisan	2 cloth (O)	6
Sash	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 cloth (H)	10
Shoes	Standard	Artisan	1 leather (O), 1 oil	2
Shoes	Superior	Artisan	2 leather (O), 2 oil	4
Shoes	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 leather (H), 2 oil	7

Large Items

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Cloak	Standard	Artisan	2 cloth (O) OR 2 leather (O), 2 oil	3
Cloak	Superior	Artisan	1 cloth (O), 1 cloth (H) OR 1 leather (O), 1 leather (H), 2 oil	6
Cloak	Mastercrafted	Tailor or Tanner	2 cloth (H) OR 2 leather (H), 2 oil	11
Dress	Standard	Artisan	2 cloth (O)	3
Dress	Superior	Artisan	1 cloth (O), 1 cloth (H)	5
Dress	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 cloth (H)	9
Robes	Standard	Artisan	3 cloth (O)	4
Robes	Superior	Artisan	2 cloth (O), 1 cloth (H)	8
Robes	Mastercrafted	Tailor	3 cloth (H)	14
Shirt	Standard	Artisan	2 cloth (O)	2
Shirt	Superior	Artisan	1 cloth (O), 1 cloth (H)	4
Shirt	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 cloth (H)	7
Trousers	Standard	Artisan	2 cloth (O)	2
Trousers	Superior	Artisan	1 cloth (O), 1 cloth(H)	4
Trousers	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 cloth (H)	7

Ornate Clothing

Clothing of superior or master crafted quality can be made ornate by dyeing or embroidering, adding precious metal thread or incorporating glass or gems.

Add the below costs to the costs of small items of clothing or double to large items.

Finishes	Quality	Skill	Minimum Costs	Work units
Dyed or embroidered	Ornate	Artisan	3 powdered dye	x1.5 original work units
Semi-Precious metal thread	Ornate	Artisan	1 jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Precious metal thread	Ornate	Artisan	1 jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Glass or gems	Ornate	Artisan	2 glass (H) or 2 gems (uncut)	x1.5 original work units

Notes:

• Ordinary Jewellery metal can be copper, tin, lead, bronze or brass. High Quality would be silver, gold or platinum, for example
• All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct

Common Items

Superior or Master Crafted quality clothing may be enchanted or otherwise magically invested. Standard quality items are available for each of the below but are not listed. Typically the price for them would be half that in both materials and WU of a Superior quality equivalent.

The below list is representative and broadly reflects the most common materials from which items are made. Most of these items can be made using alternative materials and skills, e.g. a Glassblower could fashion a mastercrafted glass bowl with 1 glass (H) and 2 work units. Speak to a crafting referee to confirm.

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Backpack	Superior	Artisan	1 leather (H), 1 leather (O), 2 oil	4
Backpack	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 leather (H), 2 oil	8
Bowl or Plate	Superior	Artisan	3 clay, 1 charcoal OR 1 wood (H), 1 oil	2
Bowl or Plate	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Sculptor	6 clay, 2 charcoal OR 2 wood (H), 2 oil	4
Small Box or Chest	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	2 wood (O), 1 metal (O), 2 oil, 1 charcoal	10
Small Box or Chest	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Carpenter	2 wood (H), 1 metal (H), 2 oil, 1 charcoal	18
Large Box or Chest	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	6 wood (O), 3 metal (O), 4 oil, 3 charcoal	20
Large Box or Chest	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Carpenter	6 wood (H), 3 metal (H), 4 oil, 3 charcoal	35
Candle (for 3, burn for 1 hour)		Artisan	1 wax	2
Candle Holder	Superior	Artisan or Jeweller	3 clay, 1 charcoal OR 1 metal (O), 1 charcoal	2
Candle Holder	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith or Sculptor	3 clay, 1 metal (O), 1 charcoal OR 1 metal (H), 1 charcoal	4
Chair or Throne	Superior	Artisan	2 wood (O), 2 wood (H), 4 oil or 2 stone (O), 2 stone (H), 4 sand	5
Chair or Throne	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Sculptor	4 wood (H), 4 oil or 4 stone (H), 4 sand	10
Cup	Superior	Artisan	3 clay OR 1 wood (O) OR 1 metal (O), AND 1 charcoal	2
Cup	Mastercrafted	Sculptor	6 clay OR 1 wood (O), 1 wood (H) OR 1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), AND 2 charcoal	4
Doll	Superior	Artisan	1 cloth (O)	4
Doll	Mastercrafted	Tailor	1 cloth (H)	7
Drinking Horn	Superior	Artisan	1 bone (O), 1 sand	4
Drinking Horn	Mastercrafted	Tailor	1 bone (H), 1 sand	7
Glass Vial	Superior	Artisan	1 glass (O)	3
Glass Vial	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	3 clay OR 1 metal (H), AND 1 charcoal	5
Goblet	Superior	Artisan or Jeweller	4 clay, 2 charcoal or 1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	4
Goblet	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith or Sculptor	8 clay, 2 charcoal or 2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	7
Hourglass	Superior	Artisan	1 wood (O), 2 glass (O), 1 oil, 1 charcoal	12
Hourglass	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	1 wood (H), 2 glass (H), 1 oil, 1 charcoal	21
Lantern	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (O), 2 glass (O), 2 charcoal	6
Lantern	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	1 metal (H), 2 glass (H), 2 charcoal	11
Manacles	Superior	Blacksmith	2 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	11
Manacles	Mastercrafted	Armourer	3 metal (H), 2 charcoal	19
Mirror	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (H), 1 glass (O), 1 charcoal	9
Mirror	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	2 metal (H), 1 glass (H), 1 charcoal	16
Pen	Superior	Artisan	1 wood (H), 1 oil	2
Pen	Mastercrafted	Carpenter	1 wood (H), 1 metal (O), 1 oil	4
Scabbard	Superior	Artisan	2 leather (H), 1 oil	4
Scabbard	Mastercrafted	Tailor	2 leather (H), 1 metal (O), 1 oil	7
Spectacles	Superior	Artisan or Jeweller	1 metal (O), 1 glass (H), 1 charcoal	25
Spectacles	Mastercrafted	Gemcutter	1 metal (H), 1 glass (H), 2 gems, 1 charcoal	44
Coffee Table	Superior	Artisan	4 wood (H), 4 wood (O), 8 oil	6
Coffee Table	Mastercrafted	Carpenter	8 wood (H), 8 oil	11
Large Table	Superior	Artisan	8 wood (H), 8 wood (O), 2 metal (O), 16 oil	12
Large Table	Mastercrafted	Carpenter	16 wood (H), 2 metal (O), 16 oil	21
Thief's Tools	Superior	Jeweller	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	8
Thief's Tools	Mastercrafted	Locksmith	4 metal (H), 4 charcoal	16
Toy	Superior	Artisan	1 wood (H), 1 metal (O) 1 oil	4
Toy	Mastercrafted	Carpenter	1 wood (H), 1 metal (H), 1 oil, 1 sand	7
Wax Seal	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (H), 1 wood (O), 1 charcoal	8
Wax Seal	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	14

Note: All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct, designs using bone yield 1 unit of powdered bone and designs using metal yield one unit of powdered metal.

Ornate Common Items

Common items of any quality can be made ornate by adding precious metal gilt or inlays, engraving the item, or incorporating glass or gems.

Add the below costs to the costs of all items except tables, chairs and thrones, above, or double the below cost to tables, chairs and thrones.

Finishes	Quality	Skill	Minimum Costs	Work units
Semi-precious Gilt or Inlay	Ornate	Artisan, Jeweller	1+ jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Precious Gilt or Inlay	Ornate	Artisan, Jeweller	1+ jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Engraving	Ornate	Artisan, Jeweller	N/A	x1.5 original work units
Glass or gems	Ornate	Artisan, Jeweller	1 glass (H) or 3 gems (uncut)	x1.5 original work units

Note: Ordinary jewellery metal can be copper, tin, lead, bronze or brass. High Quality would be silver, gold or platinum, for example. For larger items (for example a large table), it may be that more than the above is required to complete an ornate design.

Gemstones

Gemstones start out cloudy (e.g. a topaz is orange-yellow) and uncut, and can be finished in two ways: cutting a stone makes it more magically accessible, allowing it to be ritually enchanted or otherwise invested (the first cut is the equivalent of a superior-crafted item), while polishing simplifies the colour, making it more powerful in narrower ways.

Finishes	Skill	Costs	Work units
First Cut	Gemcutter	1 gem	9 (or 27 if first-polished)
First Polish	Gem Cleansing	1 gem, 1 sand	9 (or 27 if first-cut)

A cloudy gem lists up to three possible colours on the back of the card; when polishing, the Jeweller must specify which colour they are moving it towards. Cutting and polishing gems always carries a small risk of destroying the gemstone.

Example

Edgar of Oxford has dug up an amethyst, an uncut, cloudy purple stone which he knows is rich in spiritual and elemental magics. Over a number of days, he polishes it once towards the blue colour, turning it into a spiritually-strong blue amethyst, then he cuts it once, producing a first-cut blue amethyst.

The Gemcutter and Gem Cleansing skills grant knowledge of the first cut and first polish only. Research can unlock finer cuts and deeper polishes, and reduce (but not eliminate) the risk of destroying the gem.

Note: Cutting a gem always yields one unit of powdered gemstone as a byproduct.

Jewellery

High quality jewellery may be enchanted or otherwise magically invested. Jewellery may be crafted with an inlay of amalgam to invest as an amulet.

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Bracelet	Superior	Jeweller	1 jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	7
Bracelet	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	1 jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	12
Brooch	Superior	Jeweller	1 jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	12
Brooch	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	1 jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	21
Circlet or Torc	Superior	Jeweller	2 jewellery metal (O), 2 charcoal	25
Circlet or Torc	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	2 jewellery metal (H), 2 charcoal	44
Crown or Tiara	Superior	Jeweller	2 jewellery metal (O), 2 charcoal	25
Crown or Tiara	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	2 jewellery metal (H), 2 charcoal	44
Pendant or Necklace	Superior	Jeweller	1 jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	12
Pendant or Necklace	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	1 jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	21
Ring or Earring	Superior	Jeweller	1 jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	8
Ring or Earring	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	1 jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	14

Notes:

• Ordinary jewellery metal can be copper, tin, lead, bronze or brass. High Quality would be silver, gold or platinum, for example.
• All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct.

Ornate Jewellery

Jewellery items of superior or mastercrafted quality can be made ornate by adding fine engraving or incorporating glass or gems.

Add the below costs to the costs of all items.

Finishes	Quality	Skill	Minimum Costs	Work units
Engraving	Ornate	Jeweller	N/A	x1.5 original work units
Glass or gems	Ornate	Jeweller	1 glass (H) or 1 gem (uncut)	x1.5 original work units

Magical Tools

High quality magical tools may be enchanted, bound as a path focus or otherwise magically invested.

Magical Tool	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Candle (for 3)	Standard	Artisan	1 wax	1
Censer	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (H), 1 charcoal	5
Censer	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	9
Crystal Ball	Superior	Artisan	2 glass (O), 2 sand	15
Crystal Ball	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	2 glass (H), 2 sand	26
Incense (for 3)	Standard	Artisan, Alchemist	1 herb, 1 powder	1
Rod	Superior	Artisan	1 wood (O), 1 oil	3
Rod	Mastercrafted	Carpenter	1 wood (H), 1 oil	5

Notes:

• Any herb can be used. This has no mechanical effect unless specified otherwise.
• All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct.

Invocation Items

The below items are crafted to be magically invested via Invocation.

Charms

Charms	Skill	Costs	Work units
Trinket (for 3)	Any	1 ordinary grade material of any kind	3
Sigil Stone	Artisan	1 stone (O), 1 sand	2
Scroll Paper	Artisan	1 paper (O), 1 fluid	2
Scroll Vellum	Papermaker	1 leather (H), 1 fluid	3

Charms are one-shot items:

• Trinkets are simple tokens inscribed or stained with mundane ink and charged with the Invest Trinket rite;
• Scrolls are sheets of paper or vellum written with a relevant magical ink and charged with the Invest Scroll rite; and
• Sigil stones are stone or clay discs inscribed with mystical sigils in magical ink and charged with the Invest Stone rite.

Talismans

Talisman	Spell level	Skill	Costs	Work units
Amulet	Lesser	Jeweller	per superior jewellery, plus 1 amalgam	6
Amulet	Greater	Goldsmith	per mastercrafted jewellery, plus 2 amalgam	12
Brand		Weaponsmith	per mastercrafted weapon, plus 2 amalgam	12
Wand	Lesser	Artisan	1 wood (O), amalgam, 1 oil	3
Wand	Greater	Carpenter	1 wood (H), amalgam, 1 oil	9

Talismans are charged items, inlaid with an inscription in a relevant magical amalgam and invested with the Invest Talisman rite. Talismans must be crafted to at least superior quality to hold lesser spells, or mastercrafted quality to hold greater spells.

Mechanisms

High quality mechanisms may be enchanted or otherwise magically invested, and are harder for thieves to foil, per the Scoundrel and Device Proficiency skills.

Mechanism	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Padlock	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (H), 1 charcoal	8
Padlock	Mastercrafted	Locksmith	2 metal (H), 1 charcoal	14
Small Lock	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (H), 1 charcoal	5
Small Lock	Mastercrafted	Locksmith	2 metal (H), 1 charcoal	9
Large Lock	Superior	Jeweller	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	7
Large Lock	Mastercrafted	Locksmith	4 metal (H), 2 charcoal	12
Needle Trap	Superior	Mechanician	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 1 charcoal	10
Needle Trap	Mastercrafted	Mechanician	3 metal (H), 1 charcoal	18

• Small locks are fitted to boxes and chests,
• Large locks are required for doors, gates etc.
• Padlocks can be moved between different places, but are more intricate and harder to make.
• Needle traps strike someone triggering them with a small needle, which inflicts no damage, but can be coated with any blade venom.

Note: All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct, and all designs using metal yield one unit of powdered metal.

Paper and Printing

Scroll paper can be invested with Invocation; high quality presses can be used to efficiently print scrolls, saving on ink.

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Book	Superior	Artisan	1 leather (O), 5 paper (O), 1 oil	10
Book	Mastercrafted	Papermaker	1 leather (H), 5 paper (H), 1 oil	20
Scroll Paper	Superior	Artisan	1 paper (O), 1 fluid	2
Scroll Vellum	Mastercrafted	Papermaker	1 paper (H), 1 fluid	3
Printing Press	Superior	Mechanician	2 wood (H), 1 stone (O), 1 leather (H), 1 metal (O), 2 oil, 1 sand, 1 charcoal	12
Printing Plate	Superior	Mechanician	1 stone (H), 1 sand	2

Printing presses use block-and-plate hand printing, one plate must be engraved for each page to be printed. There is always a chance of a press misprinting, wasting paper and ink; with research, mechanicians can learn to reduce (but not eliminate) this chance.

Note: All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct, and all designs using metal yield one unit of powdered metal.

Printing Scrolls

Printing presses can be used to print scrolls, making more efficient use of expensive magical inks. The above listed press is able to print lesser scrolls, printing 6 scrolls from one pot of ink (rather than 3); mechanicians can research presses able to print greater scrolls.

A printed scroll still needs to be magically invested with the Invest Scroll rite.

Tools

Creators don’t need to make separate high quality tools to do standard work or research; their tools are assumed to be part of their workshop. But crafters may wish for separately-crafted tools so that they can be enchanted or otherwise magically invested, or to aid in using skills in the field.

Mechanism	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Alchemist’s Tools	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (H), 1 charcoal	10
Alchemist’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	1 metal (H), 2 glass (H), 2 charcoal, 2 sand	18
Blacksmith’s Tools	Superior	Blacksmith	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	8
Blacksmith’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Armourer or Weaponsmith	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	14
Carpenter’s Tools	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	8
Carpenter’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Carpenter	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	14
Glassblower’s Tools	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	10
Glassblower’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Glassblower	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	18
Gemcutter’s Tools	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (H), 1 glass (O), 1 charcoal, 1 sand	12
Gemcutter’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Gemcutter	2 metal (H), 1 glass (H), 2 charcoal, 1 sand	21
Goldsmith’s Tools	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (O), 1 glass (O), 1 charcoal, 1 sand	10
Goldsmith’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Goldsmith	1 metal (H), 1 glass (H), 1 charcoal, 1 sand	18
Locksmith’s Tools	Superior	Jeweller	1 metal (O), 1 glass (O), 1 charcoal, 1 sand	10
Locksmith’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Locksmith	1 metal (H), 1 glass (H), 1 charcoal, 1 sand	18
Papermaker’s Tools	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	8
Papermaker’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Papermaker	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	14
Sculptor’s Tools	Superior	Artisan	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	8
Sculptor’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Sculptor	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	14
Surgeon’s Tools	Superior	Mechanician	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	12
Surgeon’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Mechanician	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	21
Tailor’s Tools	Superior	Mechanician	1 metal (O), 1 metal (H), 2 charcoal	8
Tailor’s Tools	Mastercrafted	Mechanician	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	14

Note: All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct, and all designs using metal yield one unit of powdered metal.

Weapons

High quality weapons may be enchanted or otherwise magically invested; a small or one-handed weapon can be inlaid with an amalgam to make a brand. A high quality weapon allows a scout or warrior to use skills such as Disarming, Strikedown Blow or Treacherous Blow more often.

The below is representative and broadly reflects “made of wood,” “made of metal” and “made with a wooden shaft and a metal striking head.” For weapons not listed here, use the nearest equivalent item.

Small and Thrown Weapons

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Dagger	Superior	Blacksmith	1 metal (H), 1 metal (O), 2 charcoal	4
Dagger	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	2 metal (H), 2 charcoal	7
Hatchet	Superior	Blacksmith	1 metal (H), 1 wood (O), 1 charcoal, 1 oil	4
Hatchet	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	1 metal (H), 1 wood (H), 1 charcoal, 1 oil	7
Truncheon	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	1 wood (O), 1 wood (H), 2 oil	4
Truncheon	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	2 wood (H), 2 oil	7

One-Handed Weapons

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Axe or Mace	Superior	Blacksmith	3 metal (H), 3 wood (O), 2 charcoal, 2 oil	6
Axe or Mace	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	3 metal (H), 3 wood (H), 2 charcoal, 2 oil	11
Club or Stick	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	3 wood (O), 3 wood (H), 4 oil	6
Club or Stick	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	6 wood (H), 4 oil	11
Sword	Superior	Blacksmith	3 metal (O), 3 metal (H), 4 charcoal	8
Sword	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	6 metal (H), 4 charcoal	14

Two-Handed Weapons

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Axe or Mace	Superior	Blacksmith	2 metal (H), 2 metal (O), 2 wood (H), 2 wood (O), 4 charcoal, 4 oil	8
Axe or Mace	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	4 metal (H), 4 wood (H), 4 charcoal, 4 oil	14
Club or Stick	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	4 wood (H), 4 wood (O), 8 oil	8
Club or Stick	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	8 wood (H), 8 oil	14
Sword	Superior	Blacksmith	4 metal (H), 4 metal (O), 8 charcoal	17
Sword	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	8 metal (H), 8 charcoal	30

Polearms

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Spear or Polaxe	Superior	Blacksmith	2 metal (H), 2 metal (O), 2 wood (H), 2 wood (O), 2 charcoal, 3 oil	10
Spear or Polaxe	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	4 metal (H), 4 wood (H), 3 charcoal, 3 oil	18
Staff	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	2 wood (H), 4 wood (O), 5 oil	5
Staff	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	6 wood (H), 6 oil	9

Projectile Weapons

Items	Quality	Skill	Costs	Work units
Bow	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	4 wood (O), 4 oil	9
Bow	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	2 wood (H), 2 wood (O), 4 oil	11
Arrow (for 3)	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	1 metal (H), 1 wood (O), 1 oil	2
Arrow (for 3)	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	1 metal (H), 1 wood (H), 1 oil	4
Crossbow	Superior	Blacksmith	1 wood (H), 1 wood (O), 1 metal (H), 1 metal (O), 2 oil, 2 charcoal	8
Crossbow	Mastercrafted	Weaponsmith	2 wood (H), 1 metal (H), 2 oil, 2 charcoal	14
Bolt	Superior	Artisan or Blacksmith	1 metal (H), 1 wood (O), 1 oil	3
Bolt	Mastercrafted	Carpenter or Weaponsmith	1 metal (H), 1 wood (H), 1 oil	5

Note: All designs using charcoal yield 1 unit of ash as a byproduct, and all designs using metal yield one unit of powdered metal.

Ornate Weapons

Weapons of any quality can be made ornate by adding precious metal gilt or inlays, engraving the weapon, or incorporating glass or gems.

Add the below costs to the costs of small or one-handed weapons or bows, above, or double the below cost to two-handed weapons, polearms or crossbow.

Finish	Quality	Skill	Minimum Costs	Work units
Semi-precious Gilt or Inlay	Ornate	Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (O), 1 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Precious Gilt or Inlay	Ornate	Blacksmith	1 jewellery metal (H), 1 charcoal	x1.5 original work units
Engraving	Ornate	Blacksmith	N/A	x1.5 original work units
Glass or Gems	Ornate	Blacksmith	1 glass (H) or 3 gems (uncut)	x1.5 original work units

Note: Ordinary jewellery metal can be copper, tin, lead, bronze or brass. High Quality would be silver, gold or platinum, for example.

Silver Weapons

A blacksmith with the Metallurgist skill can create silver weapons, producing a complex alloy rich enough in silver to harm werewolves, but still hard enough to keep an edge. Attacks with silver weapons use the damage call Silver.

Any melee weapon with any metal in the above list can be made out of silver alloy by replacing half the metal (H) with jewellery metal (H) (silver) and spending half again as many work units (in both cases rounding up).

Example

Elspeth Wolfsbane has the skills Blacksmith, Weaponsmith and Metallurgist, and is forging a mastercrafted silver one-handed sword to kill the werewolf who murdered her father.

A mastercrafted one-handed sword normally costs 6 metal (H), 4 charcoal and 12 work units to craft; Elspeth’s silver sword will cost 3 metal (H), 3 jewellery metal (H) (silver), 4 charcoal and 18 work units.

Metallurgists can also make silvering powder, a fine powder combining iron filings, powdered silver and other ingredients, which can be rubbed onto any normal metal weapon by a skilled blacksmith to grant it the call Silver for 1 minute.

One unit of silvering powder costs 1 unit of jewellery metal (H) (silver), 1 unit of powdered metal and 1 work unit to make.