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| [[File:Bow0 alt.png|25px]] Longbow || [[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Carpentry || 38 || 41 || 44 || 47 || 50 || 40 || 80 || 160 || 400 || Max | | [[File:Bow0 alt.png|25px]] Longbow || [[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Carpentry || 38 || 41 || 44 || 47 || 50 || 40 || 80 || 160 || 400 || Max | ||
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| [[File:Toolhoe1 alt.png|25px]] Short Hoe || [[File:Ironingot2 alt.png|25px]] 1 Iron Ingot<br>[[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 124 | | [[File:Toolhoe1 alt.png|25px]] Short Hoe || [[File:Ironingot2 alt.png|25px]] 1 Iron Ingot<br>[[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 124 || 133 || 142 || 151 || 160 || 100 || 200 || 440 || 960 || Max | ||
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| [[File:Toolpickaxe1 alt.png|25px]] Pickaxe || [[File:Ironingot2 alt.png|25px]] 1 Iron Ingot<br>[[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 119 | | [[File:Toolpickaxe1 alt.png|25px]] Pickaxe || [[File:Ironingot2 alt.png|25px]] 1 Iron Ingot<br>[[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 119 || 128 || 137 || 146 || 155 || 90 || 200 || 440 || 880 || Max | ||
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| [[File:Toolsickle1 alt.png|25px]] Sickle || [[File:Ironingot2 alt.png|25px]] 1 Iron Ingot<br>[[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 119 | | [[File:Toolsickle1 alt.png|25px]] Sickle || [[File:Ironingot2 alt.png|25px]] 1 Iron Ingot<br>[[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 1 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 119 || 128 || 137 || 146 || 155 || 90 || 200 || 440 || 880 || Max | ||
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| [[File:Toolhammer1 alt.png|25px]] Wooden Hammer || [[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 2 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 90 || 96 || 102 || 108 || 114 || 80 || 160 || 320 || 720 || Max | | [[File:Toolhammer1 alt.png|25px]] Wooden Hammer || [[File:Wood 18b.png|25px]] 2 Oak Wood || Advanced Metalworking || 90 || 96 || 102 || 108 || 114 || 80 || 160 || 320 || 720 || Max | ||
Revision as of 19:43, 10 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.
New blueprints must be unlocked with blueprint points, which are obtained by completing certain rare merchant offers. The following blueprints may be bought:


