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Revision as of 11:40, 11 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.
Starting blueprints
The following blueprints start unlocked in every game:
Unlockable blueprints
New blueprints must be unlocked with blueprint points, which are obtained by completing rare merchant offers. The following blueprints may be unlocked:
Pottery blueprints
Pottery blueprints can only be unlocked after a trade route with Clay Pit has been purchased. All pottery blueprints are crafted with 1 Clay, but most of them also need to be painted at the Painting Table, which takes additional time.
Sharp weapon blueprints
Sharp weapon blueprints can only be unlocked after unlocking Sharpening Wheel in the Mastery Tree.


