Should you’re studying this informative guide, I’m presuming you’ve finished the crafting quests in Wizard City, Krokotopia, Marleybone, Mooshu AND Dragonspyre. You have the badge Master Artisan. Time to visit Celestia and obtain the Grandmaster Artisan badge! You don’t need to be a particular level to obtain this quest or badge. The only real prerequisite is you’ve finished the Dragonspyre crafting quest.
Should you missed our previous guides, try them out here:
Wizard City Crafting QuestKrokotopia Crafting Quest
Marleybone Crafting QuestMooshu Crafting QuestDragonspyre Crafting Quest
How can we begin?
Once you finish your Master Crafter quest in Dragonspyre, Balthazar will lead you to speak to Pierce Stanson within the Floating Land, Celestia.
Quests needed to obtain your crafting badge:
- Towards The Seas: Speak with Pierce Stanson
- That Seven Seas Show. Craft 1 Seal from the Seven Seas
1. Towards The Seas
- Mission. Speak with Pierce Stanson
- How. Type &"X&" in your keyboard whenever you’re near him :p
- Where. Within The Floating Land in Celestia
2. That Seven Seas Show
Step One: Purchase the recipe
Purchase the recipe from Pierce Stanson by pressing &"X&" in your keyboard whenever you’re near to him. There is the option &"Recipe shop &". Look for the product known as &"Seal from the Seven Seas &" and click on &"Buy &". Press &"J&" in your keyboard. You need to now have the ability to begin to see the recipe.
Step Two: Obtain the reagents
Obtain the reagents pointed out within the recipe. To create one Seal (yes, just one to create, yay!), we want:
- 5 Polymorph Treant Treasure Cards
- 7 Perfect Jade
- 5 Pristine Vial
- 6 Sunstone
- 11 Golden Gem
- 8 Fish Fin
- 10 Sandstone
Where you'll get the reagents:
- Polymorph Treant Treasure Cards: you will find multiple methods for getting these, varying from fighting bosses or gardening to allow them to buying them from librarians or crafting them yourself. The simplest choice is most likely to purchase them in the Archivist in District from the Stars. Celestia. Consider the map below for that location.
- Perfect Jade and Pristine Vial can be purchased from Reagent Vendors. The nearest the first is in Celestia Base Camp: his name is Archytas. To keep your these within the Bazaar, but generally Reagent Vendors offer them in a lower cost. Consider the map below to determine his location.
- Sandstone and Sunstone are rare reagents. Sandstone could be transmuted from 15 Stone Blocks, and Sunstone could be transmuted from 15 Sandstones. To ensure that’s plenty of gemstones needed. Should you’re a gardener. you may have a good way out: Deadly Helephant Ears, Evil Magma Peas, Unpredictable Pickle and Maelstrom Snap Dragon drop both Sandstones and Sunstones throughout their harvests. For non-gardeners. farm within the areas pointed out below. The 3 from the them have comparable quantity of Stone Blocks, so that you can choose freely together. Be ready for this to take time! Obtain a garden began simultaneously!
- Golden Gem: yay for Evil Magma Pear and Deadly Helephant ears once more! Both of them drop Golden Pearls. Non-gardeners have to farm for Pearls and transmute these to Golden Pearls. I haven’t found an incredible spot to farm for Pearls yet, suggestions are extremely welcome! Check below for that Gem spawning spots within the Portico, Celestia. It’s not a good option ever, but much better than another places I visited.
- Fish Fin is yet another rare reagent. You can buy it by killing things (mostly in Celestia) or transmuting from Scales. Scales, however, are equally tricky to find as Fish Fins. I ended by within the Bazaar and located 22 Scales and 5 Fish Fins. Sufficient to obtain my 8 Fish Fins! I think you'll get equally lucky.
Stone Block farming (for Sandstone and Sunstone)
Stone Town,Zafaria is fairly nice for Stone Block farming. You are able to achieve it by visiting Baobob Market and using the Ferry behind Rose Houghton. Additionally to getting multiple spots for Stone Blocks, additionally, it has spawning spots of Sandstone.
Caliburn may be the &"Commons&" section of Avalon. It's comparable quantity of spawning spots because the previous area. Additionally to playing around here, you might include Abbey Road. as proven within this video .
Silent Market in Khrysalis is most likely my personal favorite of those three. It’s so exciting and new still which i love going there to farm. You are able to achieve Silent Market by visiting Bastion (the &"Commons&" section of Khrysalis) and going for a up the hill. You will be able to achieve this area in the Bastion even without getting quested to Khrysalis.
Gem and Golden Gem farming
The Portico is really a dungeon. so you have to come in through the sigil. Quite simply: this area is harmful to farming should you haven’t quested completely there yet. The best way to farm within the Portico is by using the sigil, visit the 4 spawning spots, get anything you find immediately leave. Enter again and repeat. It’s slow going without a doubt.
Step Three: Craft the products
The Seal from the Seven Seas must be crafted in the Equipment Crafting Station. If you want to purchase the new Crafting Station, you can purchase it in the Furniture Vendors in Krokotopia, Marleybone, Mooshu and Dragonspyre. Next comes the large moment: craft the amulet, yay!
Get where you're going to Pierce Stanson within the Floating Land, Celestia to show inside your quest. He provides you with the Master Artisan badge and 7278 gold. He’s really having to pay you for that item you crafted! Awesome!
He'll, however, not provide you with a new quest. Should you haven’t quested to Zafaria yet, you don't have access towards the next crafting quest. Should you have done the very first couple of areas in Zafaria, do a side quest known as To Promote, To Promote, provided to you by Koyate Ghostmane in Baobab Crossroads. If Koyate is not waiting in Baobab Crossroads any longer, you've most likely already done along side it quest, and may go right to Baobab Market to obtain your next crafting quest.
Don’t worry, he won’t speak with me either :/
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It required me forever to determine which i didn’t need to purchase the recipe which had been within my backpack(note: this happened prior to the update).
For individuals who've an excessive amount of arena tickets, Diego also sells almost every rare reagent available. Be cautioned it's fairly costly(example: I simply dumped 6k tickets into fossil in my dying’s legendary artisan quest) so you might want to utilize it like a supplemental instead of primary source. However, for individuals who frequent the world this really is an alternative choice you might like to consider mentioning.
Just for your information, should you haven’t visited caliburn shortly, the stone block spawn areas have altered because the last major update. The map above shows the brand new locations. There’s also a stone block right and slightly behind the portal.
Pitch Black Lake also offers pearls and golden pearls for those who have a wiz questing there, and the other one focusing on the crafting quests. They are usually from mobs, so might be slightly safer than obtaining those in Lake Shore.
Lastly there’s always an opportunity that whenever you feed your dog an undesirable item, you receive a reagent back. I’ve become lots of black pearls, grendelweeds, and fossils within the this past year just from feeding pets the reduced-level gear drops I acquired from farming for couch taters. Should you’re on the roll and don’t want to visit bazaar to market these nickel-and-cent products, feed to pet and profit. This really is much more of a lengthy-term strategy, it requires several weeks of feeding excess products to pets to obtain 15 fossil. If you want fossil immediately, you have to go rock collecting.
Thank you for these additions, Igor! It’s strange the way they altered the spawning spots for Caliburn&... I observed it too, however i mean WHY? Exactly what does it truly matter? Also, difficult to keep these guides updated if KI keeps returning to alter the reagents or spawning locations&...
Other people think they ought to come with an choice to ‘unmute’ reagents? They will be the complete opposite of a transmute, in which you basically ‘reverse’ a transmute (for example: transmute sunstone is costs 15 sandstone to yield 1 sunstone. Unmute sunstone would cost 1 sunstone and reward 15 sandstone). Certainly will make a few of the more complex crafting quests simpler (zafaria particularly, 2 sunstone could allow you to make 30/32 fossil you'll need :D)
i really like that concept, i've transmuted a lot of reagents which i didn’t think i'd need later on, and today i want them in my collection and that i need like 400 more fossils(confident i have tried personally greater than 400 fossils to transmute reagents)