Woodworker
Professions |
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Gathering: |
Farmer, Forester, Prospector |
Producing: |
Cook, Jeweller, Metalsmith, Scholar, Tailor, Weaponsmith, Woodworker |
Crafting Guide, Crafted Items |
"As any archer will tell you, it takes more than a stick and a string to make a worthy weapon. The woodworker is an expert bowyer, but expands his trade to include staves, spears, and other hafted weapons. A master Woodworker can produce weapons that even an elven hero would be proud to wield on the battlefield."
Woodworking is the art of carving and whittling weapons from wood. A Woodworker can produce stout clubs, hammers, staves, and spears for melee use, as well as ranged weapons such as bows, crossbows, and javelins and Instruments for the Minstrel, such as clarinets, drums, harps, flutes, lutes, and theorbos. When he has honed his skills enough, the Woodworker can even produce Legendary Items that any hero would be proud to wield.
In his spare time, a woodworker may also whittle horns for use by the Champion, banner crests to inspire the Captain's herald, and intricate shield carvings to empower the Warden, or he can carve Warden battle-hymns and inscribe Rune-keeper parchments. The woodworker can also craft furniture for the home and fishing poles.
A guide to attaining Woodworker Mastery
Required Tools
Materials
A list of all component items that are used to craft Woodworker recipes: Woodworker Components
A Woodworker primarily crafts with treated wood produced by a Forester and Crafting Rare Components.
- Treated wood comes from using wax, and logs from various types of tree branches found in the landscape, with woodworking tools on a workbench.
- Metal materials either come from Metalsmiths or from Novice or Expert Woodworkers.
- A number of advanced recipes requires Crafting Rare Components.
Critical Success
To critically succeed while crafting item, a Woodworker 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 Woodworking 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 Woodworker can only use the Minor Woodworking Lore that gives a 1% crit chance increase, but a level 65 Master Apprentice Woodworker can use a Scroll of Supreme Woodworking Lore that gives a 12.5% increase.
- Certain recipes have an optional ingredient, resin; the type of resin used is based on the crafting level of any given recipe, but using resins gives a flat (not tiered) increase of 45% to the crit chance.
Woodworker Mastery Components
A complete list of Woodworker Mastery Components.
Mastery Component | Tier Level | Recipes |
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Drop of Sticky Resin | Apprentice | Most Tier 1 Recipes |
Drop of Ashy Resin | Journeyman | Most Tier 2 Recipes |
Drop of Amber Resin | Expert | Most Tier 3 Recipes |
Drop of Black Resin | Artisan | Most Tier 4 Recipes |
Drop of Soft Resin | Master | Most Tier 5 Recipes |
Drop of Hard Resin | Supreme | Most Tier 6 Recipes |
Drop of Birch-tar | Westfold | Most Tier 7 Recipes |
Piece of Oak Bark | Eastemnet | Most Tier 8 Recipes |
Piece of Walnut Bark | Westemnet | Most Tier 9 Recipes |
Piece of Poplar Bark | Anórien | Most Tier 10 Recipes |
Piece of Doomfold Bark | Doomfold | Most Tier 11 Recipes |
Piece of Thornholt Bark | Ironfold | Most Tier 12 Recipes |
Piece of Mordor Snag Bark | Minas Ithil | Most Tier 13 Recipes |
Piece of Gundabad Bark | Gundabad | Most Tier 14 Recipes |
Piece of Umbari Bark | Umbar | Most Tier 15 Recipes |
Recipes
- A complete list of Woodworker recipe indexes by tier:
- A complete list of Woodworker recipes listed alphabetically:
- An index of items that can be crafted using Woodworker recipes
Woodworker Recipe Index
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Apprentice • Journeyman • Expert • Artisan • Master • Supreme • Westfold • Eastemnet • Westemnet • Anórien • Doomfold • Ironfold • Minas Ithil • Gundabad • Umbar |
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 used to be exclusive - you can be a member of 2 crafting guilds at a time (as of Update 25).[1]
Woodworkers of all levels are eligible to join the Woodworker's Guild, but the guild recipes require Expert tier and above. To join a crafting guild one must first speak to a Master of Crafting Guilds, and they are always found in the vicinity of a guild hall and at many other locations. NOTE: since Update 27, players may find the guild NPCs located in the House of Craft in Minas Tirith (Midsummer) [23.2N, 54.9W] to be preferable to Esteldín. Minas Tirith (Midsummer) is available to characters of all levels. At Minas Tirith (Midsummer), the carving (Reputation Item) recipes are purchased from the Guild-leader; there is no separate NPC for guild-reputation-item recipes, as there is in other locations. The only downside of Minas Tirith (Midsummer) is that the "Introduction" quests for each guilded profession cannot be turned into the Guild-leader, since those quests require a specific named NPC, who does not reside there.
Crafting Quests
Class Quests
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Woodworker NPCs
Novice Woodworkers
Expert Woodworkers
Named Expert Woodworkers. There are numerous unnamed ones.
- ↑ LOTRO Forums: Update 25 Crafting Change Notice