Cantatus
12-03-2002, 04:16 AM
GENERAL:
Q: How do I make (Whatever)?
A: Go to www.eqtraders.com (http://www.eqtraders.com) and look it up! The best place for pottery recipes is on the Pottery Recipe Page (http://www.eqtraders.com/articles/article_page.php?article=g55&menustr=080090000000).
Q: How do I make (Some rumored, RL, or other recipe not listed)?
A: If it's not there, and it's not on the message board (Check back a couple pages to be sure), NOBODY KNOWS! Most likely it isn't implemented yet, and may never be implemented. At the very least, nobody has discovered the recipe. Feel free to post attempts and DNC messages, but please check to be sure you're not repeating somebody.
Q: Why shouldn't I fire the early stuff I make for skill?
A: Time. If you follow the guide in the learn-a-skill section of www.eqtraders.com (http://www.eqtraders.com), you make jars and bowls, which are containers and thus take up a lot of space. Also, it requires buying firing sheets, going to the kiln, and not making back all that much. Plus, the trivial for firing anything is very low, something like 15 or so, and new potters get the idea their recipe is trivial before it is. That being said, there's nothing stopping you from firing your bowls and jars and trying to break even.
Q: How do I skill up after 128?
A: There are 2 choices to 148, the more popular being poison vials, since even the unfired vials stack and firing them can be a good idea. After that is lined vials, Sealed vials and Idols (>200). That's it.
Q: Why should I do Pottery?
A: You can make baking implements (which no vendor regularly sells), Poison vials (possibly for less than the vendors sell them for), and the deities and Idols that pump stats. You can also make Spiritstones that allow Shamans and Clerics to gate to their hometown.
Q: Is there such thing as a pottery wheel I can carry around like a sewing kit or spit?
A: Currently, no.
POISON VIALS:
Q: What kind of skins can I use to make the poison vials?
A: Pelts obtained from Antonica, Faydwer and Odus generally work unless they are ruined . If you have any question, check here (http://www.eqtraders.com/items/show_item.php?item=1388&menustr=035000000000). Most potters generally collect zombie skins for them, and a lot of others prefer white, silver, black wolf skins and puma skins since they aren't used for anything else. You can also use Crows Special Brew (http://www.eqtraders.com/items/show_item.php?item=12829) which is sold at several vendors across the world.
IDOLS:
Q: Where can I get sand of ro?
A: These drop off sand giants in Northern Ro, Oasis of Marr and Southern Ro.
SPELLS:
Q: Where do I get an imbued gem?
A: Imbued gems are obtained by having a Cleric, Druid, Shaman or Wizard that is level 29 or higher cast an imbue spell on them. Wizards can only imbue Fire Opals (for Solusek Ro).
Q: Do I need to worship the god(dess) to make an imbued item?
A: No, anyone with a good pottery skill can make imbued items, you will only be able to wear the one for your deity though.
Q: How do I get magic clay?
A: Enchanters (level 8 or higher) can cast Enchant: Clay which will turn a large block of clay into a large block of magic clay.
Q: How do I get distilled mana, purified mana, viscous mana, clear mana and cloudy mana?
A: Enchanters get a line of 5 spells that will make these for you. Each spell requires a poison vial and a certain amount of gems.
- Viscous Mana is made with the spell Thicken Mana that Enchanters get at level 12. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and 1 pearl.
- Cloudy Mana is made with the spell Crystallize Mana that Enchanters get at level 20. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and 1 peridot.
- Clear Mana is made with the spell Clarify Mana that Enchanters get at level 29. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and 1 emerald.
- Distilled Mana is made with the spell Distill Mana that Enchanters get at level 39. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and TWO sapphires.
- Purified Mana is made with the spell Purify Mana that Enchanters get at level 49. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and FOUR rubies.
Q: Where can I buy the spells to make the vials of mana?
A: The brownies in Lesser Faydark sell them. Using an illusion to turn yourself into a wolf, elemental, etc. should up your faction enough to get them to sell to you.
CELESTIAL ESSENCE:
Q: How do I make celestial essence?
A: Combine celestial solvent (sold on venders in Shadow Haven and Bazaar) in a mortar and pestle with a research page. You can check for a full list here (http://www.eqtraders.com/items/show_item.php?item=1190&menustr=035000000000).
GLAZES:
Q: What are glazes for?
A: Currently, only two types of glazes exist: divine crystalline and Misty. Glazes are required for certain recipes in addition to a firing sheet to give your product that extra shiny finish. Divine crystalline glazes are required in idols and spiritstones. Misty glaze is currently only used for the crucible of escape.
Q: How do I make divine crystalline glaze?
A: Combine 1 permafrost crystal, 1 iron oxide, 1 white lead and 1 flask of water in a Glaze Mortar.
Q: Where do I get Permafrost crystals?
A: Permafrost - They are a ground spawn as well as a drop from the mobs in the zone.
Q: Where do I get Iron Oxide?
A: Iron Oxide can be obtained in several places. The most obvious place to obtain these is off elementals. Elementals in Najena, Steamfont, The Hole, Solusek's Eye (A), and Twilight (fire elementals). It can also be obtained off several rock type mobs such as those in Akheva, the Grey, the Hole, City of Mist, and Mons Letalis. They are also ground spawns in Steamfont.
Q: Where do I get White Lead?
A: White Lead is made by combining lead sulphide and limestone in a Mortar and Pestle. Both items are sold in Kaladim near the Rogue guild. It is a no-fail combine, so anyone can make it.
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Q: How do I make Misty Glaze?
A: Combine 2 opal powders, 1 sarcoscypha fungus and 1 kunzar glue in a Mortar Glaze.
Q: How do I make opal powder?
A: Combine 1 opal and 1 jar of acid in a kiln.
Q: Where can I find sarcoscypha fungus?
A: The fungus is a ground spawn in the mushroom village in Lesser Faydark, but also drops off of Mushroom Drones in Upper Guk, Fungus Trackers in Innothule and Jack-O-Lanterns in Unrest.
Q: How do I make kunzar glue?
A: Combine water and kunzar bones in a spit/oven. Kunzar bone is gotten from combining a kunzar koi (fished in Sebilis) filleting knife (smithed), root (foraged) and celandine (alchemy supply) in a tackle box.
STEINS:
Q: Where do I get a lacquered gem?
A: Jewelcrafters can lacquer a gem by combining the gem with a jar of lacquer in a jewelcraft kit.
FAITHSTONES:
Q: What does the effect on my Faithstone do?
A: For Clerics, it takes you near the Cleric guild in your hometown. The Shaman ones have the same effects as the potions they can make for alchemy and take them to the same locations.
Q: I made a Faithstone and it doesn't say I have to equip it, does that mean I can use it too?
A: No, Verant recently added a code where items with right-click effects could be cast from inventory but still check to make sure the proper person is casting it.
Q: How do I make the essence for the Faithstone?
A: Each essence requires either a fished or foraged item (with the exception of Innothule essence which requires Innothule Mushrooms or Swamp Vegetables, both which are ground spawns). You combine the item in a brewing barrel with a flask of water, so check the Brewing Recipe (http://www.eqtraders.com/articles/article_page.php?article=g34&menustr=080030000000) Section for more information.
Q: Can I use a Faithstone since it doesn't have to be equipped?
A: Although Faithstones do not need to be equipped, you must be level 51 or higher to use them. The diety restriction also still applies.
NOTE: Please only respond to this post with Q&A's you think should be added to this post. If you have a question you would like answered, search the threads, and if you still can't find it, start a new one. Thanks.
Q: How do I make (Whatever)?
A: Go to www.eqtraders.com (http://www.eqtraders.com) and look it up! The best place for pottery recipes is on the Pottery Recipe Page (http://www.eqtraders.com/articles/article_page.php?article=g55&menustr=080090000000).
Q: How do I make (Some rumored, RL, or other recipe not listed)?
A: If it's not there, and it's not on the message board (Check back a couple pages to be sure), NOBODY KNOWS! Most likely it isn't implemented yet, and may never be implemented. At the very least, nobody has discovered the recipe. Feel free to post attempts and DNC messages, but please check to be sure you're not repeating somebody.
Q: Why shouldn't I fire the early stuff I make for skill?
A: Time. If you follow the guide in the learn-a-skill section of www.eqtraders.com (http://www.eqtraders.com), you make jars and bowls, which are containers and thus take up a lot of space. Also, it requires buying firing sheets, going to the kiln, and not making back all that much. Plus, the trivial for firing anything is very low, something like 15 or so, and new potters get the idea their recipe is trivial before it is. That being said, there's nothing stopping you from firing your bowls and jars and trying to break even.
Q: How do I skill up after 128?
A: There are 2 choices to 148, the more popular being poison vials, since even the unfired vials stack and firing them can be a good idea. After that is lined vials, Sealed vials and Idols (>200). That's it.
Q: Why should I do Pottery?
A: You can make baking implements (which no vendor regularly sells), Poison vials (possibly for less than the vendors sell them for), and the deities and Idols that pump stats. You can also make Spiritstones that allow Shamans and Clerics to gate to their hometown.
Q: Is there such thing as a pottery wheel I can carry around like a sewing kit or spit?
A: Currently, no.
POISON VIALS:
Q: What kind of skins can I use to make the poison vials?
A: Pelts obtained from Antonica, Faydwer and Odus generally work unless they are ruined . If you have any question, check here (http://www.eqtraders.com/items/show_item.php?item=1388&menustr=035000000000). Most potters generally collect zombie skins for them, and a lot of others prefer white, silver, black wolf skins and puma skins since they aren't used for anything else. You can also use Crows Special Brew (http://www.eqtraders.com/items/show_item.php?item=12829) which is sold at several vendors across the world.
IDOLS:
Q: Where can I get sand of ro?
A: These drop off sand giants in Northern Ro, Oasis of Marr and Southern Ro.
SPELLS:
Q: Where do I get an imbued gem?
A: Imbued gems are obtained by having a Cleric, Druid, Shaman or Wizard that is level 29 or higher cast an imbue spell on them. Wizards can only imbue Fire Opals (for Solusek Ro).
Q: Do I need to worship the god(dess) to make an imbued item?
A: No, anyone with a good pottery skill can make imbued items, you will only be able to wear the one for your deity though.
Q: How do I get magic clay?
A: Enchanters (level 8 or higher) can cast Enchant: Clay which will turn a large block of clay into a large block of magic clay.
Q: How do I get distilled mana, purified mana, viscous mana, clear mana and cloudy mana?
A: Enchanters get a line of 5 spells that will make these for you. Each spell requires a poison vial and a certain amount of gems.
- Viscous Mana is made with the spell Thicken Mana that Enchanters get at level 12. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and 1 pearl.
- Cloudy Mana is made with the spell Crystallize Mana that Enchanters get at level 20. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and 1 peridot.
- Clear Mana is made with the spell Clarify Mana that Enchanters get at level 29. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and 1 emerald.
- Distilled Mana is made with the spell Distill Mana that Enchanters get at level 39. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and TWO sapphires.
- Purified Mana is made with the spell Purify Mana that Enchanters get at level 49. Each viscous mana requires 1 poison vial and FOUR rubies.
Q: Where can I buy the spells to make the vials of mana?
A: The brownies in Lesser Faydark sell them. Using an illusion to turn yourself into a wolf, elemental, etc. should up your faction enough to get them to sell to you.
CELESTIAL ESSENCE:
Q: How do I make celestial essence?
A: Combine celestial solvent (sold on venders in Shadow Haven and Bazaar) in a mortar and pestle with a research page. You can check for a full list here (http://www.eqtraders.com/items/show_item.php?item=1190&menustr=035000000000).
GLAZES:
Q: What are glazes for?
A: Currently, only two types of glazes exist: divine crystalline and Misty. Glazes are required for certain recipes in addition to a firing sheet to give your product that extra shiny finish. Divine crystalline glazes are required in idols and spiritstones. Misty glaze is currently only used for the crucible of escape.
Q: How do I make divine crystalline glaze?
A: Combine 1 permafrost crystal, 1 iron oxide, 1 white lead and 1 flask of water in a Glaze Mortar.
Q: Where do I get Permafrost crystals?
A: Permafrost - They are a ground spawn as well as a drop from the mobs in the zone.
Q: Where do I get Iron Oxide?
A: Iron Oxide can be obtained in several places. The most obvious place to obtain these is off elementals. Elementals in Najena, Steamfont, The Hole, Solusek's Eye (A), and Twilight (fire elementals). It can also be obtained off several rock type mobs such as those in Akheva, the Grey, the Hole, City of Mist, and Mons Letalis. They are also ground spawns in Steamfont.
Q: Where do I get White Lead?
A: White Lead is made by combining lead sulphide and limestone in a Mortar and Pestle. Both items are sold in Kaladim near the Rogue guild. It is a no-fail combine, so anyone can make it.
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Q: How do I make Misty Glaze?
A: Combine 2 opal powders, 1 sarcoscypha fungus and 1 kunzar glue in a Mortar Glaze.
Q: How do I make opal powder?
A: Combine 1 opal and 1 jar of acid in a kiln.
Q: Where can I find sarcoscypha fungus?
A: The fungus is a ground spawn in the mushroom village in Lesser Faydark, but also drops off of Mushroom Drones in Upper Guk, Fungus Trackers in Innothule and Jack-O-Lanterns in Unrest.
Q: How do I make kunzar glue?
A: Combine water and kunzar bones in a spit/oven. Kunzar bone is gotten from combining a kunzar koi (fished in Sebilis) filleting knife (smithed), root (foraged) and celandine (alchemy supply) in a tackle box.
STEINS:
Q: Where do I get a lacquered gem?
A: Jewelcrafters can lacquer a gem by combining the gem with a jar of lacquer in a jewelcraft kit.
FAITHSTONES:
Q: What does the effect on my Faithstone do?
A: For Clerics, it takes you near the Cleric guild in your hometown. The Shaman ones have the same effects as the potions they can make for alchemy and take them to the same locations.
Q: I made a Faithstone and it doesn't say I have to equip it, does that mean I can use it too?
A: No, Verant recently added a code where items with right-click effects could be cast from inventory but still check to make sure the proper person is casting it.
Q: How do I make the essence for the Faithstone?
A: Each essence requires either a fished or foraged item (with the exception of Innothule essence which requires Innothule Mushrooms or Swamp Vegetables, both which are ground spawns). You combine the item in a brewing barrel with a flask of water, so check the Brewing Recipe (http://www.eqtraders.com/articles/article_page.php?article=g34&menustr=080030000000) Section for more information.
Q: Can I use a Faithstone since it doesn't have to be equipped?
A: Although Faithstones do not need to be equipped, you must be level 51 or higher to use them. The diety restriction also still applies.
NOTE: Please only respond to this post with Q&A's you think should be added to this post. If you have a question you would like answered, search the threads, and if you still can't find it, start a new one. Thanks.