Jeweller
"Simple adornments and objects of beauty are the heart of the jeweller's trade. However, exceptional adornments can go far to increasing the stature and confidence of an adventurer, and a skilled jeweller can produce true works of art."
| Professions |
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| Gathering: |
| Farmer, Forester, Prospector |
| Producing: |
| Cook, Jeweller, Metalsmith, Scholar, Tailor, Weaponsmith, Woodworker |
| Crafting Guide, Crafted Items |
Creation of a thing of beauty is an act of defiance against the forces of the Enemy. Jewellers can create rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings that can be worn by player characters, tokens that ward off the effects of dread, talismans that enable a Lore-master to attract special pets, and Rune-stone weapons for the Rune-keeper. Some jewellers can also create decorative items for the home.
Associated Vocations: Tinker
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Required Tools
- Jeweller's Tools (e.g. Bronze Jeweller's Tools)
- Workbench (for Apprentice, Journeyman, and Expert tier recipes)
- Superior Workbench (required for Artisan, Master and Supreme tier recipes, for locations see its article)
Materials
A list of all component items that are used to craft Jeweller recipes: Jeweller Components
A Jeweller polishes gemstones and crafts pieces of jewellery from ingots of precious metal. The Jeweller only uses precious metals (silver, gold, platinum, mithril) for crafting jewellery; he does not use any iron or tin. Since each Jeweller is also a Prospector, he can first mine for precious metal ore and rough gemstones, then refine the ore into ingots using his Prospecting craft skills, and finally combine the ingots and gems into works of art using his Jeweller skills. For some products, he must purchase additional crafting components from the Novice or Expert Jeweller vendor.
Ore deposits are found accross the lands of Middle-earth. Prospectors have the ability to Track Mines and process them using Prospector's Tools. Normal ore deposits can yield 1 to 3 ore, while Rich / Bountiful ore deposits yield more ore and are more likely to also yield crafting materials such as dye components and gems. Prospectors have the skill to smelt ore into ingots for other professions. Other professions, such as Metalsmith and Weaponsmith, can use these ingots to craft items.
Critical Success
To critically succeed while crafting item, a Jeweller must have achieved proficiency in the crafting tier for that item. After gaining proficiency, the base chance to achieve critical success is 5%.
- Using player-crafted Jeweller's Tools increases that base chance.
Click through to the tools index to view the percentage for any given tool. - Scrolls of crafting lore (produced by a Scholar) give a 1-minute buff, further increasing the chance of a critical success.
These scrolls provide tiered increases to the crit chance, but they are tiered by player level, not crafting level. Thus, a level 7 Supreme Master Jeweller can only use the Minor Jeweller Lore that gives a 1% crit chance increase, but a level 65 Master Apprentice Jeweller can use a Scroll of Supreme Jeweller Lore that gives a 12.5% increase. - Certain recipes have an optional ingredient, rock-salt; the type of rock-salt used is based on the crafting level of any given recipe, but using rock-salt in any level gives a flat (not tiered) increase of 45% to the crit chance.
| Mastery Component | Tier Level | Recipes | |
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Chunk of Grey Rock-salt | Apprentice | Most Tier 1 Recipes |
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Chunk of White Rock-salt | Journeyman | Most Tier 2 Recipes |
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Chunk of Clear Rock-salt | Expert | Most Tier 3 Recipes |
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Chunk of Yellow Rock-salt | Artisan | Most Tier 4 Recipes |
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Chunk of Blue Rock-salt | Master | Most Tier 5 Recipes |
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Chunk of Pink Rock-salt | Supreme | Most Tier 6 Recipes |
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Bit of Pure Calenard | Westfold | Most Tier 7 Recipes |
Recipes
A complete list of recipe indexes by tier
A complete list of recipes listed alphabetically
An index of items that can be crafted using Jeweller recipes
Crafting Guild
Crafting Guilds are Reputation factions that grant advantages in recipe execution. Reputation is increased by bartering special crafted items. Membership in a Crafting Guild is exclusive - you may only be a member of one crafting guild at a time.
Jewellers of all levels are eligible to join the Jeweller's Guild, but the guild recipes require Expert tier and above. To join a crafting guild, first speak twice to any Master of Crafting Guilds: to select a guild and to accept an introduction quest. Then, travel to Esteldín in the North Downs and speak with Guild Leader Aldúlf to continue the quest. The Jeweller's Guild-hall is found at the upper deck at the northern side of the Crafters' Courtyard.
Quests
Class Quests
- [1] Introduction to Jewelcrafting
- [1] Crafting: A Superior Workbench (Jeweller)
- [1] Crafting: Artisan Jeweller - Grants Superior Workbench Access and opens Master Expert Jeweller
- [1] Introduction: Jeweller's Guild
Using Your Skills
- [10] Crafting: Gems for Guleneth
- [10] Crafting: Nefi's New Setting
- [15] Crafting: Barton Tyne Has Lost His Ring
- [15] Crafting: Verity Tyne Has Lost Her Ring
Reputation Quests
The following quests give reputation for Thorin's Hall:
- [46] Dwarf-jewels -- Introduction
- [46] Dwarf-rings -- Introduction
- [46] Dwarf-necklace -- Introduction
NPCs
Novice Jewellers
Expert Jewellers
| NPC | Location | Region |
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| Gaddi | Blue Stone Garrison - (Acq. w. Thorin's Hall) | Ered Luin |
| Berwyth | Ost Guruth | The Lone-lands |
| Daemirdan | Craft-hall of Esteldín | North Downs |
| Mírdi | The Vinyards of Lórien | Lothlórien |
