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Stonecrafting & Glassblowing Update

Applied 30 August 2026. Two sub-crafts opened, along with the mining and quest changes that supply them. Each entry below links to the page that documents it in full.

Masonry and Glassblowing ↑ top

Two trades, neither a skill of its own and neither costing a skill slot. Each is layered on a parent skill and taught by a book that only a Grandmaster can read.

Trade Runs on Tool Station Makes
Masonry Carpentry 100 Mallet and chisel none Stone vases, chair, tables, statues
Glassblowing Alchemy 100 Blow pipe forge Flasks, vials, glassware

Both share one 80 to 120 skill window on every recipe. Because the books only teach a Grandmaster, the usable part starts at 100: 50% success for masonry, 75% for glassblowing, reaching 100% at the 120 cap. Neither makes magic items, so there is no quality, no maker's mark and no magic properties; a granite tier only sets the colour of the finished piece.

Two groups of masonry recipes and the whole glassblowing Flasks group are gated behind recipe scrolls. Bottles are not craftable: they remain vendor goods.

The craftsman quests ↑ top

The books are not sold. The Stone Crafter and the Glassblower each offer a chain of two quests, open to anyone, one attempt per day each. The first quest of each chain rewards a mining book, the second the trade book. See Quests.

Mining ↑ top

  • Granite is a bonus find in ore veins, not a vein of its own, and needs the pickaxe set to Ore and Stone. While that is on, ore yield is halved. A server restart currently resets the switch to ore only.
  • Sand is dug from beach and desert with a shovel. Pickaxes no longer dig sand and shovels no longer touch rock.
  • Both need Grandmaster Mining plus their book. See Mining.

Gathering ↑ top

  • Ore, wood and sand spots refill in 5 to 10 minutes, down from 7½ to 15.
  • Self-targeting now skips spots that are already worked dry instead of swinging at them.

Quest window ↑ top

The quests are fully integrated into the Quest Gump (Paperdoll, then Quests).