Bows and staves -- the two weapons that are shaped, not forged.
One of the twelve professions. Every trade runs from level 1 to 10 and keeps its own level and experience; a character can hold all of them at once, from character level 20, for no gold.
At a glance
| Family | Crafting |
| Where you work | Alder, Fortuna, the anvil |
| Recipes | 97 |
| Mastery trials | At levels 3, 6 and 9 |
| Skills | Craft, Reinforce |
- Alder: Gaiyan Town
- Fortuna: Gaiyan Town
- the anvil (its NPC's name differs from town to town): Frosty Wind Valley, Gaiyan Town, Iron Mountain, Mirage Citadel, Nereidia Village, Silver Lake
Levels and ranks
Take the trade from the profession tab in the character window. Experience comes from every craft or gather the trade owns, and the amount depends on what you made or picked.
| Level | Rank | Experience to the next level |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apprentice | 200 |
| 2 | Apprentice | 500 |
| 3 | Journeyman | 900 |
| 4 | Journeyman | 1,400 |
| 5 | Artisan | 2,000 |
| 6 | Artisan | 2,700 |
| 7 | Master | 3,500 |
| 8 | Master | 4,400 |
| 9 | Grandmaster | 5,400 |
| 10 | Grandmaster | - |
Mastery trials
This trade cannot pass level 3, 6 or 9 until you finish that level's trial with Jacks in Gaiyan Town. Each asks for two pieces of your own work from the level being tested. Your experience keeps banking while a trial is outstanding - it is the level that waits, not the bar.
| Held at level | Trial | Bring | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Woodworker Trial I | 2x Tempered Nightmare Bow | 10,000 gold |
| 6 | Woodworker Trial II | 2x Tempered Brazen Bow | 30,000 gold |
| 9 | Woodworker Trial III | 2x Tempered Adamant Bow | 60,000 gold |
Skills
Holding this trade puts these in your Skills tab. Log out and back in after taking a new trade - the skill list only picks it up on the next login.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| Craft | Opens your crafting profession's workbench wherever you are. You must have an active crafting profession; retiring it takes this skill back. Costs nothing and has no cooldown -- the work itself is the cost. Appears in your skill list after you relog with the trade active. |
| Reinforce | Opens the reinforce window wherever you are. Reinforcing an item your trade makes (Blacksmith, Weaver, Woodworker or Jeweler) adds +1% success per trade level, up to +10%. Granted while you practise one of those trades. Appears in your skill list after you relog with the trade active. |
Perk ladder
Each level unlocks the perk on its row. The last column is what you actually have at that level: a perk never lowers a value an earlier one gave you, so a strong level-6 signature carries on until something beats it. A perk marked new is unlocked once and stays.
| Level | Perk | In game | What you have from this level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Practised Hands | Break down gear anywhere. | new: break gear down anywhere (Ctrl+Shift+V) |
| 2 | Thrift I | 5% to recover a material. | 5% chance to recover a material |
| 3 | Steady Work | 5% for a second item. | 5% chance to recover a material; 5% chance of a second item |
| 4 | Portable Workshop | Craft anywhere, no merchant. | new: craft anywhere, no NPC (Ctrl+Shift+C); 5% chance to recover a material; 5% chance of a second item |
| 5 | Thrift II | Recovery rises to 10%. | 10% chance to recover a material; 5% chance of a second item |
| 6 | Clean Grain | 22% to recover timber. | 22% chance to recover a material; 5% chance of a second item |
| 7 | Practised Eye | Second item rises to 12%. | 22% chance to recover a material; 12% chance of a second item |
| 8 | Thrift III | Recovery rises to 18%. | 22% chance to recover a material; 12% chance of a second item |
| 9 | Masterwork | Second item rises to 20%. | 22% chance to recover a material; 20% chance of a second item |
| 10 | Grand Design | Second item rises to 30%. | 22% chance to recover a material; 30% chance of a second item |
What it adds to what it makes
- +1 point of success per trade level (up to +10) when you reinforce an item this trade makes - at the NPC or with the Reinforce skill.
Recipes
97 recipes, by the craft-window category they sit in. The trade level is what the server asks of you; the dungeon level in a category's name is the gear's, not yours.
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Reviewed 2026-09-25