Patch 5.31 Notes
The notes for Patch 5.31 include information on the latest chapter in the Ishgardian Restoration, adjustments to Eden's Verse (Savage), as well as various updates and additions.
* Additional features will be implemented in future updates:
Save the Queen: Blades of Gunnhildr, Resistance weapons, and Skysteel tools updates are scheduled to be released in Patch 5.35.
* Updated Sept. 15, 2020 at 1:00 a.m. (PDT)
FINAL FANTASY XIV Patch 5.31
Patch 5.31 contains content that can only be accessed by registering the expansion packs for FINAL FANTASY XIV to your service account. To distinguish between adjustments that are and are not affected by the registration of these expansions, the following notations will be used throughout the patch notes:
- These additions and adjustments only require the purchase of FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn and FINAL FANTASY XIV: Heavensward.
- These additions and adjustments require the purchase and registration of FINAL FANTASY XIV: Stormblood.
- These additions and adjustments require the purchase and registration of FINAL FANTASY XIV: Shadowbringers.
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- These additions and adjustments contain elements that may require the purchase and registration of the expansion packs noted above.
Playable Content
Quests
New side story quests have been added.
Ishgardian Restoration Story Quests
Once all reconstruction works included in Patch 5.31 have been completed, speak with Augebert in the Firmament (X:11.4 Y:14.1) to unlock these quests.
The Making of a Market
- Any class or job level 60
- The Firmament (X:12.2 Y:11.3)
- Francel
- Players must first complete the quest "To Thaw a Frozen Heart."
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- Players must first complete the quest "The Making of a Market."
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- Any class or job level 60
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- Players must first complete the sidequest "???"
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Ishgardian Restoration Sidequests
These sidequests are unlocked once the Patch 5.31 Ishgardian Restoration story quests have been completed.
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- Any class or job level 60
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- Players must first complete the quests "???," and "Small Hands, Big Hearts."
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- Players must first complete the sidequest "???"
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Housing
New furnishings have been added.
New orchestrion rolls have been added.
The Manderville Gold Saucer
New Triple Triad cards have been added.
Miscellaneous
A new emote has been added.
A new hairstyle based on an FFXIV Hairstyle Design Contest entry is now available.
Learn more about the Hairstyle Design Contest.
Battle System
The weekly restriction on receiving Blades of Golden Antiquity from Eden's Verse: Refulgence has been removed.
The following adjustments have been made to Eden's Verse (Savage):
The item required to enhance weapons purchased with Allagan tomestones of allegory, Crystalline Ester, can be purchased from Fathard in Eulmore (X:10.1 Y:11.7).
Required Items
- Manufactured Coin / Puppet's Coin
Upgrading Equipment
- After acquiring the items required to enhance your weapon from Fathard, speak with Shee-Tatch in Eulmore (X:10.3 Y:12.0) and exchange them for an augmented weapon of your choice.
Items
New items have been added.
View the new items.
New recipes have been added.
View the new recipes.
The following items can now be stored in the armoire:
- Gunblade of the Yo-kai King
- Rapier of the Serpent Lord
- Katana of the King's Counsel
- Glaives of the Dark Princess
The third phase of the Ishgardian Restoration has begun.
With Francel de Haillenarte leading the charge, the reconstruction of the Firmament surges to ever-loftier heights. As many and more take up residence in the New Nest, the young lord would realize his latest vision─a bustling new commercial district befitting Ishgard's new age of free trade and enlightenment. Artisans one and all, take up your tools and answer the call!
Ishgardian Restoration Supplies
To coincide with the updates to the Ishgardian Restoration, new supplies can now be crafted and submitted.
In accordance with this update, the following additions and adjustments have been made to the submission of supplies from the previous chapter:
- Players can no longer collect stamps for the Kupo of Fortune.
- The number of skybuilders' scrips received for submissions has been reduced.
- The number of skyward points received for submissions has been reduced.
- Skyward points received for submissions will no longer contribute to rankings.
The following additions and adjustments have been made to the Diadem.
- Players will no longer receive skybuilders' scrips.
- The number of skyward points received has been reduced.
- Skyward points received will no longer contribute to rankings.
Additions and adjustments have been made to the rewards from the Kupo of Fortune.
New skybuilders' scrip items are available for exchange from Enie in the Firmament (X:12.0 Y:14.0).
Rankings for the third phase of the Ishgardian Restoration have begun.
For a given period, each player's skyward points are tallied and listed on the Lodestone. The skyward points earned during the ranking period are known as the seasonal score. Players finishing in high ranks will be eligible for rewards and achievements.
Ranking Period
The ranking period lasts from the release of Patch 5.31 until Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 11:00 p.m. (PDT). Seasonal scores are tallied for each class, with rankings divided by World and class.
Learn more about Ishgardian Restoration rankings.
* Rankings are updated each day at approximately 2:00 a.m. (PDT).
* Seasonal scores can only be accumulated on a player's Home World.
Rewards
Top ranking players will be awarded a special achievement and title. These rewards can be obtained by using the following items distributed via the moogle delivery service:
- 1st to 12th Place
Season Two Writ of Beatification (*1) / Season Two Writ of Commendation (*2) - 13th to 100th Place
Season Two Writ of Commendation (*2)
*1 This item grants the achievement “Phase III Divine Ascension” and the title “Saint of the Firmament.”
*2 This item grants the achievement “Phase III Minor Miracle” and the title “Beatus of the Firmament.”
The titles awarded to top players, “Saint of the Firmament” and “Beatus of the Firmament” are the same as those awarded during the rankings held at the release of Patch 5.21. Please note, however, that because they will be treated as separate titles, players who earn them will see two instances of them when viewing acquired titles in-game.
Please refer to our recent announcement regarding titles and achievements for more details.
Players may now speak with the Face of the Firmament (X:11.5 Y:14.3) to be transported from the Mendicant's Court to Saint Roelle's Dais.
Miscellaneous
New mounts have been added.
New minions have been added.
System
New achievements and titles have been added.
The following text commands have been added:
| Command | Description | |
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| /highfive /hifive |
USAGE: /highfive [subcommand] →Give someone a high five. >>Subcommands: motion Perform motion only. Both text and motion will be displayed when no subcommand is specified. |
Resolved Issues
- The following issues have been addressed:
- An issue when playing the quest "This One's for the Lovers" wherein players could not target the NPC Nervy Nipper using a gamepad or keyboard.
- An issue in the instanced dungeon Haukke Manor wherein players could not obtain The Maiden's Lament Orchestrion Roll from treasure coffers.
- An issue in the instanced dungeon The Sunken Temple of Qarn wherein players could not obtain Belah'dian Glass from treasure coffers.
- An issue in the instanced dungeon Dzemael Darkhold wherein players could not obtain The Darkhold Orchestrion Roll from treasure coffers.
- An issue when participating in the FATE "Heroes of the 2nd" wherein certain enemies spawned in the air and could not be targeted.
- An issue when undertaking the guildleve "It's a Trap" wherein objects were not corrected placed, preventing players from completing objectives.
- An issue when undertaking the guildleve "Metal Has No Master" wherein certain gathering points could not be targeted using a gamepad or keyboard.
- An issue wherein players could not land at locations 48 and 49 of the A Realm Reborn sightseeing log while riding a flying mount.
- An issue in Eastern La Noscea wherein players in certain areas of Hidden Falls Docks were unable to use Teleport or Return and were unable to fly.
- An issue in Northern Thanalan wherein certain gathering points could not be targeted using a gamepad or keyboard.
- An issue wherein the waist gear and accessories of augmented Neo-Ishgardian attire had the incorrect number of materia sockets.
- An issue wherein Trial Synthesis could not be executed for recipes requiring equipment that is not in a player's inventory.
- An issue wherein certain collectable item recipes unlocked at level 70 did not appear in the Crafting Log when a player's character is level 70.
- An issue wherein dialog did not display when speaking with the NPC Collectable Dealer after unlocking the Splendors Exchange.
- An issue wherein a log message did not display for nearby party members when earning the achievement "Bravest Warriors."
Other various issues have also been addressed.
Known Issues
- An issue in the Diadem wherein the location of certain clouded lush vegetation patches is incorrect.
- An issue in the Diadem wherein the spawning location of certain enemies is incorrect.
- An issue in the Firmament wherein progression of its reconstruction results in NPCs being placed in incorrect locations.
* This issue does not affect quest progression. - An issue wherein the graphics of certain furnishings introduced in Patch 5.31 do not display properly.
New Items
| Item | Category | |
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| Hraesvelgr Hat Head |
Item Level: 1 / Equipment Level: 1 | |
| Hraesvelgr Jacket Body |
Item Level: 1 / Equipment Level: 1 | |
| Hraesvelgr Gloves Hands |
Item Level: 1 / Equipment Level: 1 | |
| Hraesvelgr Trousers Legs |
Item Level: 1 / Equipment Level: 1 | |
| Hraesvelgr Boots Feet |
Item Level: 1 / Equipment Level: 1 | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves Ingredient |
This variety is often used in tea leaf reading, and is said to result in a high rate of good fortunes, though most tasseomancers base their readings more on what they think the customer wants to hear than the patterns left in the cup. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves Ingredient |
This variety is often used in tea leaf reading, and is said to result in a high rate of good fortunes, though most tasseomancers base their readings more on what they think the customer wants to hear than the patterns left in the cup. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Wheat Ingredient |
May contain traces of chaff. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Wheat Ingredient |
May contain traces of chaff. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Rice Ingredient |
Rice remains something of a novelty in Ishgard, though the skybuilders seem to be experts on the subject regardless. Apparently, they can tell the difference between the truly artisanal and the merely humdrum. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Rice Ingredient |
Rice remains something of a novelty in Ishgard, though the skybuilders seem to be experts on the subject regardless. Apparently, they can tell the difference between the truly artisanal and the merely humdrum. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Thunderbolt Sculpin Seafood |
Despite the impressive and imposing pattern of a lightning bolt running down its back, this fish gives off no notable electrical discharge, much to the relief of anglers who manage to reel one in. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alligator Snapping Turtle Seafood |
To count the number of fishermen who have lost fingers and toes to this savage beast one would need─well, more digits than any of those unfortunate individuals have remaining, to say the least. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bonytongue Seafood |
Notwithstanding its decidedly unflattering moniker, this wavekin cuts a rather striking figure with its vivid red-hued scales, leading some to wonder whatever grudge the naturalist who named it had against the poor creature. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hermit Goby Seafood |
One glance at this unsightly wavekin and any angler will understand why it chooses to spend the majority of its life hidden from view─though recently, some aesthetes have bafflingly come to find beauty in its grotesqueness. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Thunderbolt Sculpin Seafood |
Despite the impressive and imposing pattern of a lightning bolt running down its back, this fish gives off no notable electrical discharge, much to the relief of anglers who manage to reel one in. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alligator Snapping Turtle Seafood |
To count the number of fishermen who have lost fingers and toes to this savage beast one would need─well, more digits than any of those unfortunate individuals have remaining, to say the least. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bonytongue Seafood |
Notwithstanding its decidedly unflattering moniker, this wavekin cuts a rather striking figure with its vivid red-hued scales, leading some to wonder whatever grudge the naturalist who named it had against the poor creature. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hermit Goby Seafood |
One glance at this unsightly wavekin and any angler will understand why it chooses to spend the majority of its life hidden from view─though recently, some aesthetes have bafflingly come to find beauty in its grotesqueness. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mudskipper Seafood |
This amphibious fish spends the better part of its time wallowing about in mire and muck, perhaps in vain hope that making itself appear as repulsive as possible will dissuade anglers from wanting to catch it. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Steppe Bullfrog Seafood |
While one might indeed wonder what a so-called "steppe" bullfrog is doing amidst the floating isles of the Diadem, one might stop to consider whether the creature in question would ask the same question of you. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Golden Loach Seafood |
One is encouraged to take especial care when reeling in this striking specimen so as not to besmirch its pristine appearance─sadly, its tendency to thrash and turn about can make this an all-but-impossible task. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bass Seafood |
Though it is not easily reeled in, many anglers breathe a sigh of relief when assigned this wavekin, if only for its easily-pronounced name. After all, shouting out "Fifteen grade 3 artisanal skybuilders' archaeopteryges submitted for your approval, sir!" and the like can be something of a chore. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cherax Seafood |
Naturalists particular about nomenclature are quick to note that the plural of "cherax" is, in fact, "cherax," and not "cheraxes." More practical-minded anglers are equally quick to note that knowing such trivia will not avail one in avoiding its fearsome pincers. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Marimo Seafood |
A delight to observe wherever they are encountered, the sight of these green tufts of mossy fluff dancing and darting through the clouds amidst the isles of the Diadem is particularly breathtaking to behold. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Catfish Seafood |
Some naturalists posit that, unlike its namesake, the catfish derives a degree of pleasure from having its whiskers tickled. Whether it would still appreciate this gesture when performed by the person who plucked the creature unceremoniously from the sky is another question. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ricefish Seafood |
So named because it is native to the rice paddies of the Far East, one might speculate as to why this wavekin has ventured so far from home. One might also ignore such trivialities and simply reel it in, a course of action which undoubtedly would prove more fruitful. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mudskipper Seafood |
This amphibious fish spends the better part of its time wallowing about in mire and muck, perhaps in vain hope that making itself appear as repulsive as possible will dissuade anglers from wanting to catch it. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Steppe Bullfrog Seafood |
While one might indeed wonder what a so-called "steppe" bullfrog is doing amidst the floating isles of the Diadem, one might stop to consider whether the creature in question would ask the same question of you. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Golden Loach Seafood |
One is encouraged to take especial care when reeling in this striking specimen so as not to besmirch its pristine appearance─sadly, its tendency to thrash and turn about can make this an all-but-impossible task. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bass Seafood |
Though it is not easily reeled in, many anglers breathe a sigh of relief when assigned this wavekin, if only for its easily-pronounced name. After all, shouting out "Fifteen grade 3 artisanal skybuilders' archaeopteryges submitted for your approval, sir!" and the like can be something of a chore. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cherax Seafood |
Naturalists particular about nomenclature are quick to note that the plural of "cherax" is, in fact, "cherax," and not "cheraxes." More practical-minded anglers are equally quick to note that knowing such trivia will not avail one in avoiding its fearsome pincers. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Marimo Seafood |
A delight to observe wherever they are encountered, the sight of these green tufts of mossy fluff dancing and darting through the clouds amidst the isles of the Diadem is particularly breathtaking to behold. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Catfish Seafood |
Some naturalists posit that, unlike its namesake, the catfish derives a degree of pleasure from having its whiskers tickled. Whether it would still appreciate this gesture when performed by the person who plucked the creature unceremoniously from the sky is another question. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ricefish Seafood |
So named because it is native to the rice paddies of the Far East, one might speculate as to why this wavekin has ventured so far from home. One might also ignore such trivialities and simply reel it in, a course of action which undoubtedly would prove more fruitful. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Scorpionfly Seafood |
Is it a scorpion, or is it a fly? Actually, it's neither─but rather a volitant species of shrimp that vaguely resembles an amalgamation of the two disparate creatures whose name it bears. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Whiteloom Seafood |
Observing the brilliant, nigh-silken tapestry these wavekin appear to weave as they dance and twirl through the clouds in the Diadem has lent further weight to the arguments of those who claim that its current nomenclature─and not "whiteroom"─is the proper one. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Pteranodon Seafood |
One great mystery is how these prehistoric scalekin came to take up residence in the Diadem. A still greater mystery is why procuring them is so vital to the restoration effort. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' King's Mantle Seafood |
Despite this creature's most impressive moniker─and even more impressive appearance─one is discouraged from actually attempting to wear one, as the slime and stench it exudes make it rather unsuitable as garb, for royalty or otherwise. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Blue Medusa Seafood |
Take care when fishing for this spiny creature─though its gaze will not turn you to stone, the poisonous barbs that line its tentacles will have a similarly paralyzing effect. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gurnard Seafood |
It is said that the name of this flying wavekin is derived from the guttural grunting sound it emits as it flies through the sky, an unfortunate trait that rather detracts from its overall elegant visual aspect. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Scorpionfly Seafood |
Is it a scorpion, or is it a fly? Actually, it's neither─but rather a volitant species of shrimp that vaguely resembles an amalgamation of the two disparate creatures whose name it bears. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Whiteloom Seafood |
Observing the brilliant, nigh-silken tapestry these wavekin appear to weave as they dance and twirl through the clouds in the Diadem has lent further weight to the arguments of those who claim that its current nomenclature─and not "whiteroom"─is the proper one. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Pteranodon Seafood |
One great mystery is how these prehistoric scalekin came to take up residence in the Diadem. A still greater mystery is why procuring them is so vital to the restoration effort. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' King's Mantle Seafood |
Despite this creature's most impressive moniker─and even more impressive appearance─one is discouraged from actually attempting to wear one, as the slime and stench it exudes make it rather unsuitable as garb, for royalty or otherwise. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Blue Medusa Seafood |
Take care when fishing for this spiny creature─though its gaze will not turn you to stone, the poisonous barbs that line its tentacles will have a similarly paralyzing effect. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gurnard Seafood |
It is said that the name of this flying wavekin is derived from the guttural grunting sound it emits as it flies through the sky, an unfortunate trait that rather detracts from its overall elegant visual aspect. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Oscar Seafood |
This strikingly colored wavekin with flowing fins is both beautiful to behold as it is appealing to the appetite─posing quite the dilemma for any angler who is skilled and fortunate enough to reel one in. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Blind Manta Seafood |
One might wonder how these eyeless creatures are able to navigate the clouds of the Diadem. While some naturalists posit that heightened tactile senses allow them to feel the winds and avoid collisions with floating rocks and other obstacles, others point out that the scratches observed in some of their bodies suggest that some are more successful at this than others. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Mosasaur Seafood |
Despite being powerful swimmers, these massive and aggressive aquatic scalekin prefer to lie in wait, pouncing on their prey from places unseen and devouring them whole. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Storm Chaser Seafood |
What is it that compels the storm chaser to forsake calm and welcoming skies for the danger of raging tempests and crackling thunderbolts? Perhaps it is the same as what stirs adventurers to set forth in search of trials and tribulations to overcome. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Archaeopteryx Seafood |
This remarkable creature serves as living proof of the relationship between common birds and the massive prehistoric scalekin that ruled both land and sky. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Wyvern Seafood |
Is this an actual wyvern, or simply a sizable wavekin that bears a remarkable resemblance to its namesake? It is not immediately clear─and neither is why the creature is so vital for the restoration effort. It is artisanal, though, which doubtless counts for something. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudshark Seafood |
It is unclear how this massive, fearsome predator evolved to swim among the clouds rather than the waters preferred by its fellow wavekin, but one thing is certain─less physically imposing denizens of the Diadem doubtless wish it had not. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Helicoprion Seafood |
These terrifying creatures are noted for their whorls of innumerous razor-sharp teeth, which allow them to shred their prey with remarkable efficiency. It is recommended to ensure the creature is duly dead before admiring these teeth whorls for yourself, lest you share a similarly grisly fate. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Oscar Seafood |
This strikingly colored wavekin with flowing fins is both beautiful to behold as it is appealing to the appetite─posing quite the dilemma for any angler who is skilled and fortunate enough to reel one in. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Blind Manta Seafood |
One might wonder how these eyeless creatures are able to navigate the clouds of the Diadem. While some naturalists posit that heightened tactile senses allow them to feel the winds and avoid collisions with floating rocks and other obstacles, others point out that the scratches observed in some of their bodies suggest that some are more successful at this than others. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Mosasaur Seafood |
Despite being powerful swimmers, these massive and aggressive aquatic scalekin prefer to lie in wait, pouncing on their prey from places unseen and devouring them whole. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Storm Chaser Seafood |
What is it that compels the storm chaser to forsake calm and welcoming skies for the danger of raging tempests and crackling thunderbolts? Perhaps it is the same as what stirs adventurers to set forth in search of trials and tribulations to overcome. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Archaeopteryx Seafood |
This remarkable creature serves as living proof of the relationship between common birds and the massive prehistoric scalekin that ruled both land and sky. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Wyvern Seafood |
Is this an actual wyvern, or simply a sizable wavekin that bears a remarkable resemblance to its namesake? It is not immediately clear─and neither is why the creature is so vital for the restoration effort. It is artisanal, though, which doubtless counts for something. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudshark Seafood |
It is unclear how this massive, fearsome predator evolved to swim among the clouds rather than the waters preferred by its fellow wavekin, but one thing is certain─less physically imposing denizens of the Diadem doubtless wish it had not. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Helicoprion Seafood |
These terrifying creatures are noted for their whorls of innumerous razor-sharp teeth, which allow them to shred their prey with remarkable efficiency. It is recommended to ensure the creature is duly dead before admiring these teeth whorls for yourself, lest you share a similarly grisly fate. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore Stone |
The first miner to discover this particular variety described it as "extra-ore-dinary" and was met with a chorus of groans from her peers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash Stone |
Some might argue that it would be easier to locate a living bomb and wait for it to explode than to scrabble about in the dirt and undergrowth looking for particles of ash from one that had exploded previously. The problem lies in finding volunteers who are not only foolhardy enough to attempt it, but hardy enough to survive. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore Stone |
The first miner to discover this particular variety described it as "extra-ore-dinary" and was met with a chorus of groans from her peers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash Stone |
Some might argue that it would be easier to locate a living bomb and wait for it to explode than to scrabble about in the dirt and undergrowth looking for particles of ash from one that had exploded previously. The problem lies in finding volunteers who are not only foolhardy enough to attempt it, but hardy enough to survive. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore Stone |
Unlike some other ores requested by the skybuilders, they actually deigned to give the name of the type of metal they would like in this case, rather than simply "some ore." Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand Stone |
Hardsilver's inherent hardness is somewhat difficult to gauge in granular form. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore Stone |
Unlike some other ores requested by the skybuilders, they actually deigned to give the name of the type of metal they would like in this case, rather than simply "some ore." Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand Stone |
Hardsilver's inherent hardness is somewhat difficult to gauge in granular form. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore Stone |
Though similar substances exist in other regions, the Diadem variety tends to be more highly coveted. This may simply be due to its scarcity rather than any intrinsic properties, as by and large, the more difficult something is to obtain, the more people want it. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand Stone |
As is often the case with items found in the Diadem, this iron sand possesses unique properties. It is magnetically attracted not only to metallic objects, but a range of organic materials, such as skin and clothing, which means it is often gathered regardless of one's intentions. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone Stone |
This flaky, lightweight stone is a firm favorite with street performers who demonstrate their strength by smashing through rock with their bare hands. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore Stone |
Though similar substances exist in other regions, the Diadem variety tends to be more highly coveted. This may simply be due to its scarcity rather than any intrinsic properties, as by and large, the more difficult something is to obtain, the more people want it. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand Stone |
As is often the case with items found in the Diadem, this iron sand possesses unique properties. It is magnetically attracted not only to metallic objects, but a range of organic materials, such as skin and clothing, which means it is often gathered regardless of one's intentions. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone Stone |
This flaky, lightweight stone is a firm favorite with street performers who demonstrate their strength by smashing through rock with their bare hands. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore Stone |
"Kingly" is not an adjective that is often applied to metals of any sort, though in the case of aurum regis, it seems perfectly fitting, for some reason. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust Stone |
"Despite the creature having been dead for millennia, fossilized, and then ground to dust, I was able to extrapolate its diet, breeding habits, and susceptibility to hiccups from the single, remaining fragment of vertebrae." ─Excerpt from On the Trail of the Thunder Lizards Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone Stone |
Mudstone may not be the most impressive of substances, but becoming a solid piece of rock after an extended period as a sticky semiliquid is something of an improvement. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore Stone |
"Kingly" is not an adjective that is often applied to metals of any sort, though in the case of aurum regis, it seems perfectly fitting, for some reason. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust Stone |
"Despite the creature having been dead for millennia, fossilized, and then ground to dust, I was able to extrapolate its diet, breeding habits, and susceptibility to hiccups from the single, remaining fragment of vertebrae." ─Excerpt from On the Trail of the Thunder Lizards Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone Stone |
Mudstone may not be the most impressive of substances, but becoming a solid piece of rock after an extended period as a sticky semiliquid is something of an improvement. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Amber Stone |
The grade is determined by the number of vilekin encased within each piece. Fewer is generally considered to be better, unless the buyer happens to be a naturalist, in which case, the opposite is true. They have been known to pay absurd amounts for the most heavily infested specimens. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone Stone |
One of the few stones light enough to float in water. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg Stone |
Most recipients of such eggs would prefer them without a tiny, carnivorous scalekin inside. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay Stone |
Many apprentice potters have been known to misinterpret the meaning of "throwing a pot," leading to hilarious capers, instant dismissal, or both. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite Stone |
Granite is said to be phaneritic, or in layman's terms, macroscopically crystalline. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard Stone |
Though the name may seem at first to be an oxymoron, each fragment actually contains magma in liquid form beneath a thin crust. Anyone foolish enough to put one of these shards in their back pocket before sitting down will cause a hole to be burned not only in their breeches, but also the chair on which they sat. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite Stone |
Some scholars maintain that levinite is the result of lightning taking solid form upon striking the earth. Most other scholars, however, maintain that this theory is bollocks. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Amber Stone |
The grade is determined by the number of vilekin encased within each piece. Fewer is generally considered to be better, unless the buyer happens to be a naturalist, in which case, the opposite is true. They have been known to pay absurd amounts for the most heavily infested specimens. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone Stone |
One of the few stones light enough to float in water. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg Stone |
Most recipients of such eggs would prefer them without a tiny, carnivorous scalekin inside. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay Stone |
Many apprentice potters have been known to misinterpret the meaning of "throwing a pot," leading to hilarious capers, instant dismissal, or both. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite Stone |
Granite is said to be phaneritic, or in layman's terms, macroscopically crystalline. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard Stone |
Though the name may seem at first to be an oxymoron, each fragment actually contains magma in liquid form beneath a thin crust. Anyone foolish enough to put one of these shards in their back pocket before sitting down will cause a hole to be burned not only in their breeches, but also the chair on which they sat. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite Stone |
Some scholars maintain that levinite is the result of lightning taking solid form upon striking the earth. Most other scholars, however, maintain that this theory is bollocks. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Switch Lumber |
Makes a satisfying "thwack" sound when swung through the air. On the other hand, attempting to actually hit something will cause it to break immediately, so it is reserved only for scare tactics. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Switch Lumber |
Makes a satisfying "thwack" sound when swung through the air. On the other hand, attempting to actually hit something will cause it to break immediately, so it is reserved only for scare tactics. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ebony Log Lumber |
Care must be taken when working with ebony wood, as its sawdust is both highly flammable and toxic. Strangely, the skybuilders failed to mention this... Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ebony Log Lumber |
Care must be taken when working with ebony wood, as its sawdust is both highly flammable and toxic. Strangely, the skybuilders failed to mention this... Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log Lumber |
The aesthetically pleasing bark of this particular tree allows it to be used in its natural state to give a rustic feel to a home's interior. On the other hand, "rustic" is often used to mean "we can save time and effort by convincing gullible customers that having bits of rough-cut wood all over the place is somehow desirable." | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log Lumber |
The aesthetically pleasing bark of this particular tree allows it to be used in its natural state to give a rustic feel to a home's interior. On the other hand, "rustic" is often used to mean "we can save time and effort by convincing gullible customers that having bits of rough-cut wood all over the place is somehow desirable." | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cedar Log Lumber |
Due to cedar being a natural repellent for moths─which can be both extremely large and ferocious in some parts─many adventurers have taken to carrying it about their person. Hefting around an entire log might be going a touch overboard, however. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cedar Log Lumber |
Due to cedar being a natural repellent for moths─which can be both extremely large and ferocious in some parts─many adventurers have taken to carrying it about their person. Hefting around an entire log might be going a touch overboard, however. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Log Lumber |
Grade 3 and artisanal it may be, yet the name of the tree from which it came is an enigma enveloped in a mystery. Before the skybuilders and their bizarre naming conventions, it was simply...log. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Log Lumber |
Grade 3 and artisanal it may be, yet the name of the tree from which it came is an enigma enveloped in a mystery. Before the skybuilders and their bizarre naming conventions, it was simply...log. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hemp Cloth |
Compared to the grade 2 variety, this is the good shite. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hemp Cloth |
Compared to the grade 2 variety, this is the good shite. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cotton Boll Cloth |
Often misheard as "cotton bowl," which has led to several nigh-on useless pieces of fluffy tableware being submitted to the skybuilders. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cotton Boll Cloth |
Often misheard as "cotton bowl," which has led to several nigh-on useless pieces of fluffy tableware being submitted to the skybuilders. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine Cloth |
A naturally occurring substitute for rope, perfect for swinging through the trees while yodeling like a buffoon. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine Cloth |
A naturally occurring substitute for rope, perfect for swinging through the trees while yodeling like a buffoon. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gossamer Cotton Boll Cloth |
In this case, the word "gossamer" is applied in a literal sense, as each boll is covered in a fine layer of cobweb. This is kept intact until the cotton is spun into thread, which grants it extraordinary resilience to wear and tear. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gossamer Cotton Boll Cloth |
In this case, the word "gossamer" is applied in a literal sense, as each boll is covered in a fine layer of cobweb. This is kept intact until the cotton is spun into thread, which grants it extraordinary resilience to wear and tear. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cotton Boll Cloth |
These bolls contain roughly twice the amount of cotton as the regular sort, but due to the thickness of the plant's stems, take roughly twice as much effort to harvest. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Vine Cloth |
The artisanal vines that are chosen for the Firmament tend to stand out from the common-or-garden varieties. One could say they are vine for attention. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cotton Boll Cloth |
These bolls contain roughly twice the amount of cotton as the regular sort, but due to the thickness of the plant's stems, take roughly twice as much effort to harvest. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Vine Cloth |
The artisanal vines that are chosen for the Firmament tend to stand out from the common-or-garden varieties. One could say they are vine for attention. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame Reagent |
Sesame is not only a useful plant, but the mere mention of its name is believed to open many doors in a very literal sense. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rock Salt Reagent |
This particular type of salt is for sprinkling on rocks to make them taste better, hence the name "rock salt." Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame Reagent |
Sesame is not only a useful plant, but the mere mention of its name is believed to open many doors in a very literal sense. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rock Salt Reagent |
This particular type of salt is for sprinkling on rocks to make them taste better, hence the name "rock salt." Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe Reagent |
Used in a variety of medical treatments despite being highly toxic. Failure to adhere to the correct dosage may lead to symptoms far worse than the ailment it was meant to cure. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Toad Reagent |
One of the skybuilders has been tasked with kissing every toad they receive on the off chance of it being a cursed prince. This, however, is suspected to be one of the many tasks designed to keep troublesome workers out of mischief, along with polishing the coal and washing the soap. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alumen Reagent |
In recent years, there have been calls to abandon the use of "pinches" as a unit of measurement for powders. However, the fact that an amount equal to a single pinch is rarely enough to cause even the most sensitive of scales to budge leads to difficulties when deciding on a weight-based standard. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water Reagent |
The name may indicate that there are very specific criteria to pass muster with the skybuilders, but the taste and smell are the same as almost any other type of water. That is to say: it tastes of nothing and smells of nothing. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe Reagent |
Used in a variety of medical treatments despite being highly toxic. Failure to adhere to the correct dosage may lead to symptoms far worse than the ailment it was meant to cure. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Toad Reagent |
One of the skybuilders has been tasked with kissing every toad they receive on the off chance of it being a cursed prince. This, however, is suspected to be one of the many tasks designed to keep troublesome workers out of mischief, along with polishing the coal and washing the soap. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alumen Reagent |
In recent years, there have been calls to abandon the use of "pinches" as a unit of measurement for powders. However, the fact that an amount equal to a single pinch is rarely enough to cause even the most sensitive of scales to budge leads to difficulties when deciding on a weight-based standard. | |
| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water Reagent |
The name may indicate that there are very specific criteria to pass muster with the skybuilders, but the taste and smell are the same as almost any other type of water. That is to say: it tastes of nothing and smells of nothing. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Resin Reagent |
"He tried to take it from me, or at least, he looked like he wanted to. So I cut him. Can't blame a man for keeping his resin to himself, can you?" ─Excerpt from How to Win Friends and Execute People: Climbing the Ranks of the Temple Knights by unknown author Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Adder Reagent |
As one can imagine, there is a host of practical applications for a venomous snake in the Ishgardian reconstruction efforts. These include the production of snake wine, in which the scalekin is preserved in alcohol that gains a unique flavor and medicinal properties. In several cases, the snake has been known to spring to life after moons of being entirely submerged in the liquid. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Finest Rock Salt Reagent |
Many people prefer to keep such chunks whole so that they may be used as "salt rocks." These are placed in the center of the dining table so that anyone who feels their meal is lacking in saltiness can simply lick it and carry on with their meal. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Truespring Water Reagent |
Often confused with falsespring water, which is remarkably similar apart from the fact it smells like a wet dog. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Resin Reagent |
"He tried to take it from me, or at least, he looked like he wanted to. So I cut him. Can't blame a man for keeping his resin to himself, can you?" ─Excerpt from How to Win Friends and Execute People: Climbing the Ranks of the Temple Knights by unknown author Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Adder Reagent |
As one can imagine, there is a host of practical applications for a venomous snake in the Ishgardian reconstruction efforts. These include the production of snake wine, in which the scalekin is preserved in alcohol that gains a unique flavor and medicinal properties. In several cases, the snake has been known to spring to life after moons of being entirely submerged in the liquid. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Finest Rock Salt Reagent |
Many people prefer to keep such chunks whole so that they may be used as "salt rocks." These are placed in the center of the dining table so that anyone who feels their meal is lacking in saltiness can simply lick it and carry on with their meal. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Truespring Water Reagent |
Often confused with falsespring water, which is remarkably similar apart from the fact it smells like a wet dog. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Alumen Reagent |
Though alumen is commonly used in the tanning of animal hide, the artisanal can supposedly be used to tan other materials, such as hair or soil. Such claims have yet to be verified, however. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Galewood Sap Reagent |
Practically pulsating with wind-aspected aether. Also has a distinct sweet taste, although one should take care when adding it to their beverages, unless the aim is to create a literal storm in a teacup. Can only be gathered during an umbral tempest. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Tortoise Reagent |
In addition to its craggy hide and shell protecting it from the teeth and claws of predators, the earth-aspected aether with which it is infused causes it to taste like soil. Any creatures patient and strong enough to reach the tender meat inside are invariably left disappointed. Can only be gathered during an umbral duststorm. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Alumen Reagent |
Though alumen is commonly used in the tanning of animal hide, the artisanal can supposedly be used to tan other materials, such as hair or soil. Such claims have yet to be verified, however. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Umbral Galewood Sap Reagent |
Practically pulsating with wind-aspected aether. Also has a distinct sweet taste, although one should take care when adding it to their beverages, unless the aim is to create a literal storm in a teacup. Can only be gathered during an umbral tempest. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Tortoise Reagent |
In addition to its craggy hide and shell protecting it from the teeth and claws of predators, the earth-aspected aether with which it is infused causes it to taste like soil. Any creatures patient and strong enough to reach the tender meat inside are invariably left disappointed. Can only be gathered during an umbral duststorm. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Plywood Miscellany |
Some pieces of plywood have a thin veneer covering the surface to give the impression of being made from actual wood. This specimen, however, harbors no such pretensions and is every bit as cheap as it looks. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alloy Miscellany |
The favored alloy of the hoi polloi. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Steel Plate Miscellany |
Despite the name, this is not a robust, metallic piece of tableware. The main reason it is unsuited to such a purpose is that there is nothing to stop peas from rolling off the edge. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ingot Miscellany |
Though ingots are fairly ubiquitous in most forms of metalworking, far less commonly seen is a variation known as an outgot, which is exactly the same but upside down. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Leather Miscellany |
When choosing the name, the skybuilders were far more concerned with assigning a grade than specifying the animal from which the leather originally came. It does smell a bit like goat, if that is anything to go by. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rope Miscellany |
This is what string wants to be when it grows up. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ink Miscellany |
"If you took away my paper, I would write on my heart. If you took away my ink, I would write on the wind. ...It wouldn't be an ideal way to work." ─Unknown author, dreamweaver, visionary, plus actor |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hemp Milk Miscellany |
Being made from plant extracts, this refreshing beverage stretches the definition of what is normally considered to be milk. Then again, if seahorses and starfish are anything to go by, names can often be misleading. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Crate Miscellany |
With all the crates scattered around the Firmament, the skybuilders have need of a means of storing them. It is for this exact purpose that this particular container was designed. Calls for it to be renamed the "crate crate" have been largely ignored. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Nails Miscellany |
Even a simple table leg can be transformed into a deadly bludgeon by hammering a few of these nails into the end. Perfect for adventurers on a tight budget. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rivets Miscellany |
Some may argue that rivets are nothing more than nails without the pointy bit. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rings Miscellany |
These metal rings can apparently be joined and unjoined at will, though the only people capable of such a feat are sleight of hand artists. The skybuilders, however, are reluctant to employ such unscrupulous characters for fear of them fleecing the other workers, leaving these rings in a decidedly unjoined state. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Leather Straps Miscellany |
When times are hard, many of the poor resort to eating leather to survive. Cutting said material into strips beforehand makes it somewhat easier to digest, or at the very least, easier to chew. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cloth Miscellany |
In most regions, people dress according to their personal preferences. In Ishgard, people dress according to their need to not freeze to death. Cloth such as this is as essential to survival as basic sustenance, if not more, as the cold will kill you faster than an empty stomach. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Plant Oil Miscellany |
The people of Ishgard have endless uses for plant oil, though the local climate is less than ideal for the cultivation of said plants, or anything to cook using said oil, for that matter. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame Cookie Miscellany |
In order to be classed as grade 3, each cookie must contain a certain number of sesame seeds. Needless to say, counting them is one of the most tedious tasks undertaken by the skybuilders, though it works remarkably well as a cure for insomnia. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Grinding Wheel Miscellany |
Primarily used for filing down the various materials used in goldsmithing, as well as providing an effective─though not especially portable─means of keeping fingernails short. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Pickaxe Miscellany |
Useful not only for clearing rocks and debris, but also for dispatching any creatures that may emerge. In the case of Copperbell Mines, however, such creatures are often armed with pickaxes of their own. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cookpot Miscellany |
Can also be used as a makeshift bathtub by Lalafells, provided they refrain from sloshing water everywhere by making the pot sway back and forth. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Embroidery Frame Miscellany |
Though there is little discernible difference between the grade 2 and grade 3 embroidery frames, the name alone strongly implies that this version is infinitely superior. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Leather Sack Miscellany |
If one of the workers in the Firmament is given one of these sacks, it should be taken as meaning "pack up your things and leave." Ishgard maintains the tradition of literally giving someone the sack when their employment has been terminated. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Broom Miscellany |
Those who believe the tales of witches flying around on broomsticks have obviously never tried flying one for themselves. They take to the air about as well as a heavily armored Temple Knight takes to water, which is to say, not very. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Holy Water Miscellany |
Believed to cure zombification. Grade 3 is claimed to grant a full recovery, whereas grade 2 only delays the onset of the symptoms, and grade 1 merely replaces the need to feast on the flesh of the living with a craving for copious amounts of bacon. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Miscellany |
A grade 3 cup is stirred using a figure of eight motion, rather than the traditional circular movement used for the grade 2 variety. Claims that this has any discernible effect on the flavor are largely regarded as nonsense, however. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Stepladder Miscellany |
Perhaps when man and dragon have formed a stronger bond of trust, the skybuilders may take to the air on dragonback to perform all manner of tasks at higher altitudes. Until that day, mankind will just have to rely on good, old-fashioned stepladders. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Crosscut Saw Miscellany |
Extremely effective at producing sawdust. Also cuts wood. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mesail Miscellany |
This would be perfect for protecting one's eyes from flying sparks while performing metalwork─the task it was primarily designed for─were it not for the large eyeholes. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Stone Miscellany |
Despite its abundance in Coerthas, the skybuilders are quick to remind others that "stone like this doesn't grow on trees." Factually accurate, yes. Logically sound, not so much. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Longboots Miscellany |
In other parts of Hydaelyn, people would consider wearing two pairs of socks ample protection against the cold. In Coerthas, it is common to wear two pairs of boots, one over the other, as well as maybe a couple more pairs of socks for good measure. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gloves Miscellany |
For those wondering what the distinction between the grade 2 and grade 3 varieties might be, they need only smell the glove. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Soap Miscellany |
When strategically placed on the floor, a wet bar of soap can be used to form a makeshift death trap for offing heiresses and the like. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' All-purpose Infusion Miscellany |
Whereas many concoctions are said to prevent various ailments, this one supposedly prevents all manner of accidents. In addition to drinking the recommended daily dose, one must avoid physical exertion, unnecessary excursions, and anything even remotely resembling danger to enjoy the effects of the infusion to their fullest. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bed Miscellany |
Bed, bedder, bedst. Never let it rest. 'Til your bed is bedder, and your bedder bedst. |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Oven Miscellany |
Large enough to fit a whole witch inside. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lamppost Miscellany |
Keep this lamppost away from dogs, or alternatively, keep dogs away from this lamppost. Whichever is more feasible. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Brazier Miscellany |
This traditional cooking apparatus offers Ishgardians the opportunity to enjoy two of their favorite pastimes: fried meat and not freezing to death. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Overalls Miscellany |
Overall the best thing to wear over all of one's clothes. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Awning Miscellany |
Protects one's eyes from the glaring sunlight, should any of it manage to find its way through the layers of dense cloud that hang almost perpetually over Ishgard. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Growth Formula Miscellany |
The original creator claims it works on almost anything, within reason. Stone, for example, stubbornly refuses to grow no matter how much formula is applied. | |
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Stew Miscellany |
The grade 3 stew actually contains ingredients with names other than "dunno" or "not sure, but it was definitely dead when I threw it in." | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Goldsmithing Bench Miscellany |
Not only is the workbench rather lavishly made, it can also be used in the crafting of further lavishly made items. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Smithing Bench Miscellany |
Suited to almost any sort of smithing besides wordsmithing, for which a regular desk will suffice. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Door Miscellany |
"When one door closes, another one opens? Sounds like you'd have trouble keeping out the draught." ─Unknown carpenter |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Chronometer Miscellany |
Though the use of such timepieces is still fairly limited in Ishgard, this particular model includes a bell that be set to ring at a specified time, earning it the rather catchy appellation "alarum chronometer." | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Leather Chair Miscellany |
Luckily, only the upholstery is made from leather. If the inner frame were made from the same material, it would have a difficult time supporting the weight of anything heavier than a medium-sized cat. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Apron Miscellany |
Basically a large dishcloth with a few straps attached. However, it is these straps that earn the apron the right to be called artisanal, as they will not come undone no matter how hard they are tugged by needy children begging for cookies. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Tiled Flooring Miscellany |
The use of materials that are naturally cold to the touch in the chilly land of Coerthas may be considered a design flaw, but it is actually a designer floor. | |
| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Luncheon Miscellany |
Though an army may march on its stomach, the skybuilders choose a more effective means of forward locomotion: walking with their legs. It is for this reason they require sustenance, and this hearty meal provides exactly that, along with enough grease to kill a sasquatch. | |
| Hraesvelgr Attire Coffer Miscellany |
A banded chest containing a complete set of Hraesvelgr attire. Cannot be opened in instanced areas such as dungeons, PvP areas, or raids. |
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| Modern Aesthetics - Saintly Style Miscellany |
The realm's premier publication on beauty and fashion, this limited edition of Modern Aesthetics covers, in detail, shaping and feathering techniques for imitating the unique look of an Ishgardian saint of eld. Use to unlock a new hairstyle at the aesthetician. |
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| Calming Checkered Parasol Miscellany |
Creates not only a small, portable circle of shade, but exudes a calming influence. Somehow. Use to acquire a calming checkered parasol. | |
| Cheerful Checkered Parasol Miscellany |
There is something about a white background covered in many, many straight red lines that creates a cheerful atmosphere, though scholars have yet to determine exactly why. Use to acquire a cheerful checkered parasol. | |
| Ballroom Etiquette - Uncouth Congratulations Miscellany |
An illustrated manual of congratulatory gestures best avoided in polite company. Use to learn the /highfive emote. | |
| Ehll Tou Card Triple Triad Card |
An uncommon (★★) card used in the game Triple Triad. | |
| Weatherproof Gaelicat Minion |
Makes you feel toasty warm simply to behold it. Use item to acquire the weatherproof gaelicat minion. |
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| Petit Pteranodon Minion |
It might be cute now, but wait till it grows and becomes a scourge of the skies. Use item to acquire the petit pteranodon minion. |
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| Megalotragus Horn Other |
This imposing horn emits a primordial tone that summons forth your megalotragus, a herbivore so intimidating it puts carnivores to shame. | |
| Freefall Orchestrion Roll Orchestrion Roll |
Music roll for Freefall. Use to add to your orchestrion list. | |
| The Heavens’ Ward Orchestrion Roll Orchestrion Roll |
Music roll for The Heavens’ Ward. Use to add to your orchestrion list. | |
| Fortemps Sofa Furnishing |
An ostentatious, though elegant, round seat of the sort favored by House Fortemps. | |
| Ishgardian Display Stand Table |
A decorative pedestal in the Coerthan style. | |
| Mandragora Table Chronometer Tabletop |
A massive mandragora-themed timepiece, for those who are into that. | |
| Huggable Gaelicat Tabletop |
This stuffed imitation of the weatherproof gaelicat looks as if it is─rightly─ready to be adored. | |
| Stuffed Estinien Tabletop |
Though cuddlier than the real thing, still decidedly prickly. Please enjoy responsibly. | |
| Paissa Rug Rug |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Plywood | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Switch x5 Yew Log Wind Shard x2 Ice Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Crate | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ebony Log x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rock Salt x5 Mythril Ingot Wind Shard x4 Ice Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Grinding Wheel | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alumen x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone x5 Titanium Nugget Wind Crystal x4 Ice Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Stepladder | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alumen x10 Oroshigane Ingot Wind Crystal x4 Ice Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bed | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cedar Log x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Wheat x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gossamer Cotton Boll x10 Ovim Wool Wind Crystal x4 Ice Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Goldsmithing Bench | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Log x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Rice x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Amber x10 Wind Cluster x4 Ice Cluster x2 |
Blacksmith
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alloy | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore x5 Iron Ore Fire Shard x2 Earth Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Nails | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand x5 Cobalt Ore x2 Fire Shard x4 Earth Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Pickaxe | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand x5 Dark Chestnut Lumber Fire Crystal x4 Earth Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Crosscut Saw | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand x10 Pine Lumber Fire Crystal x4 Earth Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Oven | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cedar Log x10 Titanbronze Nugget Fire Crystal x4 Earth Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Smithing Bench | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Amber x10 Fire Cluster x4 Earth Cluster x2 |
Armorer
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Steel Plate | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore x5 Iron Ore Ice Shard x2 Earth Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rivets | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand x5 Cobalt Ore x2 Ice Shard x4 Earth Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cookpot | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alumen x5 Cloud Mica Whetstone Ice Crystal x4 Earth Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mesail | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand x10 Tiger Leather Ice Crystal x4 Earth Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lamppost | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust x10 Titanbronze Nugget Ice Crystal x4 Earth Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Door | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Tortoise x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Log x10 Ice Cluster x4 Earth Cluster x2 |
Goldsmith
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ingot | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash x5 Iron Ore Wind Shard x2 Fire Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rings | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand x5 Electrum Ore x2 Wind Shard x4 Fire Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Embroidery Frame | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand x5 Cloud Mica Whetstone Wind Crystal x4 Fire Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Stone | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Alumen x10 Slate Whetstone Wind Crystal x4 Fire Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Brazier | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Resin x10 Titanbronze Ingot Wind Crystal x4 Fire Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Chronometer | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Amber x10 Wind Cluster x4 Fire Cluster x2 |
Leatherworker
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Leather | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Switch x5 Aldgoat Skin Earth Shard x2 Wind Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Leather Straps | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ebony Log x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cotton Boll x5 Peiste Skin x2 Earth Shard x4 Wind Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Leather Sack | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Toad x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water x5 Ramie Thread x2 Earth Crystal x4 Wind Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Longboots | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Toad x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine x10 Kudzu Cloth Earth Crystal x4 Wind Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Overalls | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Adder x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cedar Log x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gossamer Cotton Boll x10 Ovim Wool Earth Crystal x4 Wind Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Leather Chair | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Tortoise x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Log x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Cotton Boll x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Alumen x10 Earth Cluster x4 Wind Cluster x2 |
Weaver
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rope | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hemp x5 Straw Lightning Shard x2 Wind Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cloth | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Cotton Boll x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame x5 Woolen Yarn x2 Lightning Shard x4 Wind Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Broom | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine x5 Straw x2 Lightning Crystal x4 Wind Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gloves | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Vine x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water x10 Tiger Leather Lightning Crystal x4 Wind Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Awning | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Gossamer Cotton Boll x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Resin x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Truespring Water x10 Sandteak Lumber Lightning Crystal x4 Wind Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Apron | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Cotton Boll x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Vine x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Alumen x10 Lightning Cluster x4 Wind Cluster x2 |
Alchemist
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ink | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash x5 Acidic Secretions Water Shard x2 Lightning Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Plant Oil | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rock Salt x5 Mistletoe x2 Water Shard x4 Lightning Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Holy Water | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Toad x5 Rue x2 Water Crystal x4 Lightning Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Soap | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Lauan Log x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves x10 Bear Fat x2 Water Crystal x4 Lightning Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Growth Formula | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Adder x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Finest Rock Salt x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Truespring Water x10 Hoptrap Leaf x4 Water Crystal x4 Lightning Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Tiled Flooring | Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Umbral Galewood Sap x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Alumen x10 Water Cluster x4 Lightning Cluster x2 |
Culinarian
| Item | Material / Crystal | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hemp Milk | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hemp x5 Maple Syrup Fire Shard x2 Water Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame Cookie | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Sesame x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Rock Salt x5 Sunset Wheat Flour x3 Fire Shard x4 Water Shard x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Mistletoe x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves x5 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water x5 Sun Lemon x2 Fire Crystal x4 Water Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' All-purpose Infusion | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Tea Leaves x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Toad x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Spring Water x10 Holy Basil x2 Fire Crystal x4 Water Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Skybuilders' Stew | Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Wheat x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Truespring Water x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Finest Rock Salt x10 Rail Tenderloin x4 Fire Crystal x4 Water Crystal x2 |
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| Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Luncheon | Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Umbral Galewood Sap x5 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg x10 Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Artisanal Rice x10 Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Vine x10 Fire Cluster x4 Water Cluster x2 |
