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#Solasta crown of the magister primed series

Given by Baron of Coparann as a reward for “Gem Quest: The Monastery” quest.Reward for the “Sorak Relic” sidequest.On the Spider Queen in the Cradle of File (Volcano).At the Library in Manacalon Ruin, near the spider ambush spot.At the Silent Whisper Outpost during “Bitterroot’s Treasure Map” quest.On Remorhaz in Caer Elis during the “Temple of the Lost God” quest.In a trapped chest in the Laboratory, Fortress of the Shield.Sold by Halman Summer (Antiquarians trader).In the Laboratory in the Fortress of the Shield.In the Solar Tower in the Dark Castle (you need to defeat Mardracht to gain access to it).In the Tower in Caer Lem, after revolving bridge to the right.In The Ego (accessed from the Lava Forest), chest to the right.So, characters with higher applicable proficiency bonus will generally craft faster (as they are more likely to have a success on each check) and characters with lower proficiency bonus will craft slower (as they will have more failures and will have to keep rolling for a longer time to accumulate needed number of successes). A certain amount of successes (8 on the example image below) is required to successfully craft the chosen item. The character only makes a check if he is not otherwise busy (no cheesy checks while fighting, sleeping, scribing scrolls etc.). The character can make a check (rolls a d20 die and adds his proficiency bonus) once an hour and either succeeds or fails. The difficulty of a check is represented by Crafting Difficulty DC (13 on the example image below).

#Solasta crown of the magister primed series

The actual crafting in Solasta is done by a character making a series of skill checks of certain difficulty. Crafting will take time (in-game hours, sometimes days) and will consume the ingredients but it can never actually fail, so you don’t have to worry about that.

Just go to the crafting menu, chose a character that can craft the thing you want, chose a recipe and click “Start crafting”. So, a character needs to have a proficiency in Scroll Kit or Arcana and needs to know Magic Missile spell to craft a Scroll of Magic Missile.Īfter you have all those elements in place, you can start crafting. Crafting spell scrolls has one more requirement – a character that will be crafting the scroll also needs to know the respective spell.Some of them are common and easily found/bought from traders, some are harder to find and unique.

Using Manacalon Rosary requires proficiency in Manacalon Rosary or Arcana.

Using Scrolls Kit requires proficiency in Scroll Kit or Arcana.

Using Poisoner’s Kit requires proficiency in Poisoner’s Kit or Medicine or Nature.

Using Smith’s Tools requires proficiency in Smith’s Tools.

Using Herbalism Kit requires proficiency in Herbalism Kit or Medicine or Arcana.

Having one of the applicable proficiencies is enough to use the Kit and, even though the tooltip says otherwise, there seems to be no benefit to having more than one.

To be able to use a crafting kit, you will need a character with proper proficiency.

Manacalon Rosary allows crafting weapons and armor.

Scrolls Kit allows crafting spell scrolls.

Poisoner’s Kit allows crafting poisons and poisoned ammunition.

Smith’s Tools allow crafting various arrows and bolts.

Have a proper crafting kit in your inventory.

Some recipes are also included in the character starting gear. Those can be found in containers around the world or bought from traders.

Learn a recipe by reading a proper crafting manual.

To successfully craft something, you will need to meet certain requirements. In Solasta, you can craft various items: weapons, armor, poisons, ammunition for bows and crossbows, potions, and scrolls. It explains the basics of crafting in Solasta, includes all the recipes with detailed descriptions and locations of special ingredients.