Overview

[Haubix]

I made the list for my Legion, but I thought, that you'd like it too
If you wonder what armor-oriented/weapon-oriented/buff-oriented means, scroll down to the "Crafting Professions" section.

Disclaimer: I took these informations from the korean Wiki. I cannot guarantee the correctness of the following listings.

------ Classes ------

Assassin:
- Tailoring (primary, armor-oriented)
- Weaponsmithing (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Spiritmaster:
- Alchemy (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Tailoring (primary, armor-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Gladiator:
- Armorsmithing (primary, armor-oriented)
- Weaponsmithing (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Ranger:
- Jewelcrafting (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Tailoring (primary, armor-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Chanter:
- Jewelcrafting (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Armorsmithing (primary, armor-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Cleric:
- Armorsmithing (primary, armor-oriented)
- Weaponsmithing (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Templar:
- Armorsmithing (primary, armor-oriented)
- Weaponsmithing (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

Sorcerer:
- Alchemy (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Tailoring (primary, armor-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

------ Crafting Professions ------

Alchemy:
- Healing potions
- Mana potions
- Flight potion (+flighttime)
- Scrolls (e.g. +20 Fire resistance for 10 minutes)
- Manastones (socketing - e.g. +14 defense for shields)
- Spellbook (Sorcerer-Weapon)
- Pearl (Spiritmaster-Weapon)

Jewelcrafting:
- Bows
- 2-Handed Staffs
- Ring
- Earring
- Necklace
- Goggles (Head accessoire?)

Cooking:
- Bufffood (+flighttime, +HP, etc. for 10 minutes)
- Meal (Hp-Rgeneration)
- Trinken (Mp-Regeneration)

Armorsmithing:
- Chainmail (Boots, Gloves, Bracers, Helmets, Shoulder, Upper Body, Lower Body)
- Plate Mail (Boots, Gloves, Bracers, Helmets, Shoulder, Upper Body, Lower Body)
- Shield

Tailoring:
- Leather (Boots, Gloves, Bracers, Helmets, Shoulder, Upper Body, Lower Body)
- Cloth (Boots, Gloves, Bracers, Helmets, Shoulder, Upper Body, Lower Body)
- Belt

Weaponsmithing:
- Sword
- Dagger
- 2-Handed Sword
- Polearm
- Mace

[lyankyj]

Thanks!
I assume the first ------ Classes ------ part is the "which profession you should choose if you happen to be an xy class, might wanna point that out, though it is still obvious this way too.

[Engineer]

Huge thank you for that list / post!!!

Very helpful to have what are in each profession.

[Redagio]

wonderful and informative post. Thanks for that :^)

[Ravrohan]

This is a great post but I have a question. Once you purchase a recipe, is the recipe lost once you make that item? Or is it similar to having a skill and you just need what it lists as a material?

[Haubix]

As far as I know it's similar to a "skill". You learn the recipe, the recipe is gone but the skill appears in the professions tab.

[Wild]

I swore I would never do a smithing profession, however as a Templar, I don't know is Weapon and Armorsmithing is something I can pass up so easily.

Thanks though for the insight, definitely helps plan for the future, even though most of the time professions are obvious. Curious though if these professions are going to turn out like other games where people will start stacking a certain profession because of the massive demand and shear amount of cash it can make because of that. I hope not since that really screws up the economy.

[Hwin]

Question on the above posts. Will Aion be flexable enough to accomodate other choices from its users concerning thier desired classes to crafting professions. Example below as follows from above.


Cleric:
- Armorsmithing (primary, armor-oriented)
- Weaponsmithing (primary, weapon-oriented)
- Cooking (secondary, buff-oriented)

If the player chooses not to develop "an obvious choice" will they be penalised in game from the (game) mechanics its self or just by its participants?. Or is the initial post gleamed from a collection of user generated ideas from the Korean wiki?.

[Haubix]

No, you don't get a penalty, but you also don't get a benefit.
It is somehow user-generated, but also with information from NCsoft Korea (I guess).

[Ravrohan]

What are the benefits?

[Danayo]

You can only choose 1 professions right?

[Rhamzeeze]

from what i read in an earlier post each player will be able to pursue as many crafts as they want. Please correct me if im wrong.

[lyankyj]

Originally Posted by Rhamzeeze

from what i read in an earlier post each player will be able to pursue as many crafts as they want. Please correct me if im wrong.

That is true, however players can only Master 3 of them.

[Danayo]

Cool thanks, I didn't know that yet.

[Philodept]

Originally Posted by lyankyj

That is true, however players can only Master 3 of them.

Master meaning making the best stuff that profession offers? Does this mean that even if I master 3 profession I would be able to make stuff from another profession, just not the best stuff?