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 Industry
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 Competence in completing tasks to specification. Highly industrious workers can juggle more tasks at once, and earn slightly higher rewards for their hard work.
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| Skill Type: | Other Skill
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| Max Level: | 80
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| Requirements: | N/A
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"Competence in completing tasks to specification. Highly industrious workers can juggle more tasks at once, and earn slightly higher rewards for their hard work.
Industry Overview
Industry is a skill leveled by completing crafting or collection tasks for the Work Order system. Across Alharth, merchants post Work Orders for explorers and crafters to complete.
In-Game Description
Competence in completing tasks to specification. Highly industrious workers can juggle more tasks at once, and earn slightly higher rewards for their hard work.
Training Industry
Training Industry primarily occurs when NPC Work Orders are completed.
- Decoction of Industry Knowledge is a consumable, granting +250 Industry XP. Hint
- Sheyna in Rahu offers the unlocks of levels 51-60 and 61-70.
- Tryaka in Povus offers the unlock of levels 71-80. (Note: Povus town's level must be 8+ for Tryaka to arrive).
- Korbok in Vidaria offers the unlock of levels 81-90.
Work Orders can be obtained from:
- Interacting with a Work Order board in a town.
- Receiving a Work Order scroll in monster loot or in a dungeon.
- Buying a Work Order from an NPC's Buy Used tab. Hint
Connected Skills
Sub-Skills:
- N/A
Secondary Skills:
- Retail Management - Having 25 levels of Industry allows a reduced purchase price of the Retail Management skill from Selphie.
Related Skills:
- Cooking (including Sushi Preparation and Ice Conjuration), Tailoring, Textile Creation, Alchemy, Leatherworking, Tanning, Toolcrafting, Mining, Cheesemaking, Dye Making, Fletching, Brewing, Blacksmithing, Gardening, Flower Arrangement, Jewelry Crafting, and Carpentry all are skills that produce goods desired for Work Orders.
Synergy Levels:
Bonus Synergy Levels for Industry can be obtained from the following skills and levels:
- Retail Management
- Level 15, Level 30, Level 45
Industry Mechanics
Work Order System
What is a Work Order
Work Orders are scroll items that ask for a certain number of items to be delivered to a specific NPC. In return for turning in those items the player will receive the price that was indicated on the Work Order.
Once a player has learned (or even completed) a certain Work Order for an item, other identical Work Orders will be shown with a green text to indicate that the player has 'already memorized' that Work Order. After one month the 'memorized' status will be reset for the work order; The player can then once again learn the Work Order and turn in the required items.
Many players will begin by completing Work Orders in Serbule before moving to other zones. Work Orders in higher level zones request items that require higher levels of crafting skills to complete, but also offer a higher reward. The completion of high level Work Orders is a common way to earn many Councils. As Industry is leveled, the maximum number of active Work Orders a character can claim is increased (up to 13).
How are Player Work Orders different from NPC Work Orders
While most towns have a sign offering NPC Work Orders, Player Work Order signs can sometimes be found nearby. Player Work Orders do not give experience towards leveling Industry, and must be completed while interacting with the sign. Player Work Orders cannot be bought, sold, dropped, or traded.
At the Player Work Order sign, a character can:
- Create a new Work Order (choose the desired item, specify the number requested and set the price).
- browse the posted Player Work orders.
- Fill a Work Order (if the required items are held in inventory).
Obtaining Work Orders
Work Order Types
- Serbule : Items obtained through Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Cooking, Fishing, Fletching, Foraging, Leatheworking, Surveying, and monster trophies obtained as loot.
- Eltibule : Items obtained through Blacksmithing, Cheesemaking, Dye Making, Gardening, Fletching, Textile Creation, Leatherworking, Skinning, Surveying, Blacksmithing and monster trophies obtained as loot.
- Sun Vale : Items obtained through Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Surveying, and Toolcrafting
- Kur Mountains : Items obtained through Cooking
- Ilmari : Items obtained through Leatherworking, Tailoring and Toolcrafting (snail gear)
- Rahu : Items obtained through Blacksmithing (werewolf gear), Carpentry, Cooking, Flower Arrangement, Surveying, Tailoring, Toolcrafting, Leatherworking, Monster Trophies
- Gazluk : There is no work order board in Gazluk.
- Red Wing Casino : Items obtained through Alchemy (boost potions), Brewing, Carpentry, Cooking, Dye making, Mining, Tailoring, Monster Trophies.
- Fae Realm : Items obtained through Cooking, Sushi Preparation, Ice Conjuration, Cheesemaking, Gardening, Fletching, Carpentry, Jewelry Crafting, Blacksmithing, and monster trophies obtained as loot.
- Vidaria : Items obtained through Flower Arrangement,???, and various item orders (Ultra Lac, Spruce Wood).
Industry Experience Table
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Trivia
This still was added on added September 15, 2015, but Player Work Orders were not introduced until June 2016.