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Blueprints come in five levels of quality, which determines their selling price. All blueprints start at Common Quality, and once Blueprint Upgrades has been unlocked in the Mastery Tree, that can have their quality upgraded.
Blueprints come in five levels of quality, which determines their selling price. All blueprints start at Common Quality, and once Blueprint Upgrades has been unlocked in the Mastery Tree, that can have their quality upgraded.
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! Blueprint !! Material !! Quality !! Selling Price
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| Bludgeon || Iron Ingot || Common || 85
| Bludgeon || Iron Ingot || Common || 85

Revision as of 12:05, 9 May 2025

Blueprints come in five levels of quality, which determines their selling price. All blueprints start at Common Quality, and once Blueprint Upgrades has been unlocked in the Mastery Tree, that can have their quality upgraded.

Blueprint Material Quality Selling Price
Bludgeon Iron Ingot Common 85
Iron Goblet Iron Ingot Common 74
Tomahawk Iron Ingot Common 73
Kitchen Knife Iron Ingot Common 73
Tankard Iron Ingot Common 66
Wooden Club Oak Wood Common 47
Wooden Scoop Oak Wood Common 44