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    Rift Crafting and Gathering Professions

    Gathering Professions

    There are 3 gathering professions in Rift. These professions are Butchery, Foraging, and Mining. In order to learn a profession, you must first seek a trainer for that profession. There are 4 skill levels within each profession. These are Novice, Skilled, Expert, and Master. With each skill level, you will earn a new title with each grade. The higher the grade in a profession the more valuable items you will be able to butcher, forage, or mine.

    Gathering professions will always be in need as they provide the materials needed for crafting professions. There is potential for a lot of money to be made while leveling your gathering professions with leveling up to level 50.

    Butchery

    Training in Butchering allows one to collect hides and other useful parts from the creatures of Telara. Butchering pairs exceedingly well with the Outfitting tradeskill, but is also helpful for Armorsmiths and Apothecaries.

    Butchery allows you to collect hides and other useful parts from the creatures in Rift. The collection of these items allows you to craft them into various sorts of leather. This leather is then used to help out Outfitting, Armorsmithing, and Apothecary crafting professions.

    In order to train in Butchery, you must find a Butchery trainer. These trainers are located throughout the world and eventually ended up in your factions major city at the mastery level.

    In order to use Butchery, you must find a dead beast. These dead beasts can be butchered to gain hides and other valuable items. A tool is not required. You can take these hides to a loom, which can be found in the major cities in Rift, and turn the hides into leathers. These leathers can be sold or used to compliment a crafting profession.

    Foraging

    Foraging involves the collection of diverse plants and wood found throughout Telara. Foraging is exceptionally useful for Apothecaries. It is also helpful for Artificers and Weaponsmiths.

    Foraging is a gathering profession that allows for the collection of plants and wood throughout Rift. The collection of plants and wood compliments the Apothocary, Artificing, and Weaponsmithing crafting professions.

    You must train Foraging at one of the various Foraging trainers. These trainers are located throughout Rift with the master level trainers located in your factions respective major city.

    Once you have trained in Foraging, then you will be allowed to gather plants and wood. These will be shown on your mini-map as diamonds that will let you know if you are near a foraging node. Collect these ingredients and you will be able to craft timber and logs which can be sold or used to compliment a crafting profession.

    Mining

    Miners are skilled at gathering ore and gems from plentiful lodes found across Telara. Mining is exceptionally useful for Armorsmiths, Artificiers, and Weaponsmiths.

    Mining allows you to mine mining lodes in Rift. Mining lets you collect minerals and various gems from lodes. You do not need a mining pick in order to do this. The collection of ores and gems compliments Weaponsmithing and Armorsmithing.

    You must first train Mining at one of the various Mining trainers through out Rift. These trainers range from novice to master with master trainers located in your factions respective major city.

    Once you have trained Mining, then you will be able to mine from mining lodes. These will be shown on your mini-map as diamonds once you have activated the “Track Ore” skill in your spell book. Collect the ore to create bars and collect gems to be sold or used to compliment a crafting profession.


    Crafting Professions

    There are 6 crafting professions in Rift. The crafting professions in Rift are:
    • Apothecary – Creates Flasks, Postions, Tonics, Vials, and Philters
    • Armorsmithing – Creates Shields, Plate and Chain Armor
    • Artificing – Creates Jewelry and Caster Weapons
    • Outfitting – Creates Cloth and Leather Items
    • Runecrafting – Creates Runes to be applied on weapons and gear
    • Weaponsmiths – Creates Melee Weapons and Bows


    Each of these professions are unique and require at least one gathering profession materials in order to be leveled up. It is recommended that you select one crafting profession and two gathering professions to help assist your need for materials. It will cost a lot of money to get the materials if you were to buy them from others or on the auction house.

    Apothecary

    Apothecaries are skilled in creating potions, vials, and other useful concoctions. Foraging and Butchering work best with this tradeskill.

    Armorsmithing

    Armorsmithing will allow you to craft plate armor, chain armor, and shields. Armorsmiths are also able to salvage armor, which lets them break the pieces down to gain crafting materials. Mining and Butchering work best with this tradeskill.

    Artificing

    Artificers are the crafters of necklaces, rings, wands, and staves. Their unique training also grants them the ability to break these items into raw materials. Mining and Foraging work best with this tradeskill.

    Outfitting

    Outfitters are skilled at creating cloth and leather armor. Outfitters can also salvage armor, which allows themt o break down armor into crafting materials. Buchering pairs best with this tradeskill.

    Runecrafting

    Runecrafters are trained to create runes and enchantments to increase the potency of equipment. Their training also allows them to Runebreak, which lets them siphon crafting materials from enchanted items.

    Weaponsmiths

    Weaponsmiths are able to create any weapon that is not a wand or a staff. In addition, Weaponsmiths are able to salvage weapons for materials. Mining and Foraging work best with this tradeskill.

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