See the Materials List for weights. See the Crafting Tools List for tools.

Gathering vs Finishing: A gathering craft is a craft that collects material. A finishing craft is a craft that creates an item that can be detailed. This is significant because of “effective mastery”. Effective mastery is the point where you can gather or create material or objects of any practical level, including spec (+30%) and craft aptitude (10%) bonuses where applicable.

Effective mastery: Finishing:91%, Gathering:100%. Woodworking is classified as a “gathering” craft because it is both, and gathering has the higher percentage required.

Syntax: alchemy '<spell name>' <herbs> <item type> <item level> <spell level> (parameter)
Note: You can create items 5 levels below the spell. eg, Refresh crit is level 23, so a pill could be level 18.

Item type: potion, pill, or salve

Parameter: Optional modifiers needed for some spells. Eg, for a cure disease salve, you'd need to add which plague to cure. So the parameter would be “self plague”

Example: alchemy 'cure disease' herbs salve 11 11 self plague
- Will create a level 11 salve that will cast level 11 'cure disease' self plague.

Note: Pills are unique because you can feed them to pets, or even creatures that you have subdued and bound.

Syntax: Armorsmith <material> <wear location> <level> <size>
Syntax: Armorsmith <armor> < + type > < - type >

Armor locations: Arms, Hands, Head, Feet, Legs, Body
Pierce: How well protected you are from piercing attacks
Blunt : How well protected you are from blunt attacks
Slash : How well protected you are from slashing attacks
Magic : How well protected you are from magical attacks
Global: Added protection against all forms of attack. This is the kind of defense you usually get from spells.

See Crafting Resize Tips for a more material-thrifty approach.

Syntax: Bake <grain> (count)
Each item baked takes 2 grain.

Syntax: Blacksmith <material> <item> <level>

You can make the following from metal.
Tk 'an anvil' Tool:armorsmith/blacksmith/weaponsmith 50# (Iron:50u)
Tk 'an awl' Tool:Leatherworking 2# (Brass/Iron/Steel:2u, Bronze:1u)
Tk 'a butchering knife' Tool:Butchering 1# (Bronze/Iron/Steel:1u)
Tk 'a chisel' Tool:Stoneworking/Woodworking 2# (Iron/Steel:2u, Bronze:1u)
Hl 'a cup' (Srv=2) 1# (Iron/Zinc/Lead/Copper/Pewter/Steel:1u)
Tk 'some farming tools' Tool:Farming 20# (Brass/Iron/Steel:20u, Bronze:15u)
Tk 'a forge' Tool:Glassblowing/Metalwork 50# (Iron/Steel:50u, Stone:25u)
Tk 'a glassblowing pipe' Tool:Glassblowing 2# (Iron/Steel:2u, Bronze:1u)
Tk 'a golem' (for animate golem spell) 100# (Tin:111u, Pewter/Lead:83u, Bronze/Silver:76u, Steel/Iron:100u, Zinc:38u, )
Tk 'some jewelers tools' Tool:Gemcraft/Keycraft 7# (Steel:7u)
Tk 'a keyring' (Cap:35# Max:4# Keyring) 0# (Tin:1u)
Hl 'a lantern' (Light) 4# (Copper:3u, Tin:4u)
Tk 'some lockpicks' Tool:PickLock 1# (Brass/Bronze/Copper/Lead/Pewter/Steel/Tin/Zinc:1u)
Tk 'a logging saw' Tool:Lumberjack 15# (Brass/Iron/Steel:15u, Bronze:11u)
Tk 'a loom' Tool:Weaving 20# (Tin:22u, Wood:20u, Pewter:16u)
Tk 'some mining tools' Tool:Mining 15# (Brass/Iron/Steel:15u, Bronze:11u)
Tk 'an oven' Tool:Baking 50# (Tin:55u, Brass/Iron/Steel:50u, Copper/Lead/Pewter:41u, Bronze:38u, Zinc:19u)
Tk 'a potters wheel' Tool:Pottery 20# (Tin:22u, Iron/Steel/Brass:20u, Copper/Lead/Pewter:16u, Bronze:15u, Zinc:7u)
Tk 'a rope' Tool:BindPerson 0#
Tk 'a statuette' (for animate golem spell) 10# (Tin:11u)
Tk 'a still' Tool:Distilling 50# (Tin:55u, Brass/Iron/Steel:50u, Copper/Lead/Pewter:41u, Bronze:38u, Zinc:19u)
Tk 'a small box' (Cap:10 Max:10) 3# (Copper:2u)
Tk 'some tailors tools' Tool:Tailoring 0# (Pewter/Steel/Tin:1u)
Tk 'some tanners supplies' Tool:Tanning 30# (Tin:33u, Pewter:25u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Tin/Iron:2u, Zinc/Platinum/Stone/Gold:1u)
Tk 'some trappers tools' Tool:SetTraps/RemoveTraps 1# (Brass/Bronze/Copper/Lead/Pewter/Steel/Tin/Zinc:1u)
Tk 'some waxworking tools' Tool:Waxcraft 4# (Zinc:1u)
Tk 'a whistle' (for calling pets) 0# (Tin:1u)
Tk 'some wood files' Tool:Fletching/Luthier/Magecraft/Woodwork 2# (Iron/Steel:2u, Bronze:1u)

Note: There may be other usable metals than what are listed here. Feel free to update it as they are found.

Syntax: Butcher <corpse>

Butchering a corpse will produce a skin (or fur or scales, etc), meat, and bone. The level of the material will be determined by the level of the mob.

Syntax: Distill <container> <grain> <liquid>

Distilling location: A great place to distill is in the Wilderness on a river, because you can refill your drink container the same as if you were at a water fountain.

Grain Required: All distilling requires at least 1u of grain to be on hand. All non-alcoholic drinks use up none of this grain. Alcoholic drinks use up a LOT of grain. If anyone wants to figure out how much for each, please feel free to update this wiki.

The following drinks are available:

Syntax: Farm consider (to see what might be there)
Syntax: Farm (to gather whatever is there)

Materials found: Grain, Wool, Wax
Terrain: Plains or Forest. Farming the forest can find wax.

Syntax: fish consider (to see what might be there)
Syntax: fish (to gather what might be there)

Terrain: Water only

Syntax: fletch <wood / stone> <level>
Note: 10 arrows or stones are made from one unit of material.

Materials: Wood or Stone

Syntax: Gemcraft <material> <gems> <wear location> <level> <size>
Syntax: Gemcraft <gem material> (uses valuable gems to create mana stones)

Jewelry Materials: Silver, Gold, Copper, Brass, Platinum, Indurium
Jewelry Wear locations: Ears, Eyes, Fingers, Neck, Wrist

Syntax: Glassblow <material> <item> <level>

You can make the following from glass.
Tk 'an alchemy equipment' Tool:Alchemy 50# (Sand:50u)
Ne 'some beads' 0# (Sand:1u)
Hl 'a bottle' (Srv=4) 1# (Sand:1u)
Hl 'a cup' (Srv=2) 1# (Sand:1u)
Tk 'a golem' (for animate golem spell) 100# (Sand:100u)
Tk 'a jar' (Cap:10 Max:10 Closeable) 3# (Sand:3u)
Hl 'a jug' (Srv=15) 1# (Sand:1u)
Tk 'a quill' Tool:Write 0# (Sand:1u)
Tk 'a statuette' (for animate golem spell) 10# (Sand:10u)
Tk 'a still' Tool:Distilling 50# (Sand:50u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Sand:2u)

Syntax: herbalism (to see what might be there
Syntax: herbalism collect (to gather what might be there)
Note: No tools required

Terrain: Swamps

Syntax: Keycraft <key> <material>
Syntax: Keycraft <container> <material> (key)

Materials: Lead, Iron
Keys take 1 unit of material each.

Duplication: You cannot duplicate keys that are melt_drop or rot_use.

Syntax: Leatherwork <material> <item> <level>

You can make the following from leather.
Ab 'a back scabbard' (Cap:10 Max:10) 2# (Leather:3u)
Ab 'a backpack' (Cap:100 Max:100 Close) 0# (Leather:1u)
Wa 'a belt' 1# (Leather:1u)
Tk 'a blanket' (Furn) 10# (Leather:16u)
Tk 'a book' (can Scribe in it) 0# (Leather:1u)
Fe 'a boot sheathe' (Cap:3 Max:3) 0# (Leather:1u)
Wa 'a large pouch' (Cap:15 Max:15) 1# (Leather:1u)
Tk 'a parchment' 0# (Leather:1u)
Ab Wa 'a quiver' (Cap:10 Max:10) 0# (Leather:1u)
Tk 'a rope' (Tool:BindPerson) 0# (Leather:1u)
Wa 'a scabbard' (Cap:10 Max:10) 2# (Leather:3u)
Wa 'a sheathe' (Cap:3 Max:3) 0# (Leather:1u)
Wa 'a small pouch' (Cap:3 Max:3) 0# (Leather:1u)
Tk 'a tent' (Furn) 15# (Leather:25u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Leather:3u)
Hl 'a wineskin (Srv=10) 2# (Leather:3u)
Wr 'a wrist sheathe' (Cap:3 Max:3) 1# (Leather:1u)

Syntax: lumberjack consider (to see what might be there)
Syntax: lumberjack (to gather what might be there)

Instruments can be used with spell singing, but using the charges on instruments uses the “play” command with the “music” skill. They affect all relevant targets in the room, the same as staves.

Syntax: Luthier <material> '<spell>' <item level> <spell level> <charges> (parameter)
Note: You can create items 5 levels below the spell. eg, Refresh crit is level 23, so the instrument could be level 18 and useable by a level 8 character.

Instruments can be recharged a limited amount. (help recharge)

Materials: Instruments may be made of tin (11u), brass (10u), leather (16u), wood (10u), bone (10u), silver (10u), bronze (7u)

Max Charges: Instruments (20)

Formula for spell level: Item level - charges + 1 = spell level

Magecraft makes wands, staves, and casters. Wands are useful because you can use them to cast spells on others or on items (uses wand skill). Staves are useful because they cast the spell on all relevant targets in the room, the same as luthier (uses staves skill). Casters are useful because although they only cast on yourself, there is no skill needed.

Syntax: magecraft <material> <type> '<spell>' <item lvl> <spell lvl> <charges> (wear) (parameters)
Note: You can create items 5 levels below the spell. eg, Identify is level 24, so the wand could be level 19.

Max Charges: Casters (5), Wands (20), Staves (20)

Formula for spell level: Item level - charges + 1 = spell level

Parameter: Optional modifiers needed for some spells. Eg, for a cure disease salve, you'd need to add which plague to cure. So the parameter would be “self plague”

Materials: Wood, Bone, Leather, Fabric
Wands: Wood:1u
Casters: Leather:5u, Pewter:1u, Wood:1u, Fabric:2u

Example: mage wood caster 'cure disease' 11 10 2 neck self plague
- Will create a level 11 caster of cure disease at spell strength 10 with two charges, worn around the neck.
Example: mage wood wand identify 20 1 20
- Will create a level 20 wand with 20 charges of identify
Example: mage wood caster heal 27 23 5 finger
- Will create that ever popular heal caster for the finger. Level 27 item, level 23 heal, 5 charges, finger

Syntax: metalwork <ore>
Syntax: metalwork <metal 1> <metal 2>

brass = copper + zinc
bronze = copper + tin OR copper + iron
pewter = lead + tin
steel = iron + coal

Syntax: prospect (to see what is there)
Syntax: mine <material> (to gather it. EXACT syntax. “mine iron ore”)

Terrain: Mountains, Hills, Sand

Syntax: Pottery <material> <item> <level>

You can make the following from pottery.
Tk 'an alchemy equipment' Tool:Alchemy 50# (Clay:50u)
Ne 'some beads' 0# (Clay:1u)
Hl 'a cup' (Srv=2) 1# (Clay:1u)
Tk 'a golem' (for animate golem spell) 100# (Clay:100u)
Tk 'a jar' (Cap:10 Max:10 Closeable) 3# (Clay:3u)
Hl 'a jug' (Srv=15) 1# (Clay:1u)
Tk 'a large box' (Cap:50 Max:50) 6# (Clay:6#)
Tk 'an oven' Tool:Baking 50# (Clay:50u)
Tk 'a rope' Tool:BindPerson 0# (Clay:1u)
Tk 'a small box' (Cap:10 Max:10) 3# (Clay:3u)
Tk 'a statuette' (for animate golem spell) 10# (Clay:10u)
Tk 'a still' Tool:Distilling 50# (Clay:50u)
Tk 'some tanners supplies' Tool:Tanning 30# (Clay:30u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Clay:2u)
Hl 'an urn' (Srv=20) 15# (Clay:15u)
Tk 'a whistle' (for calling pets) 0# (Clay:1u)

Syntax: Stonework <material> <item> <level>

You can make the following from stone.
Ne 'some beads' 0# (Stone:1u)
Tk 'a forge' Tool:Glassblowing/Metalwork 50# (Stone:25u)
Tk 'a furniture' (furniture) 10# (Stone:5u)
Tk 'a furniture2' (Cap:500 People:2) 10# (Stone:5u) [nice container for chests]
Tk 'a golem' (for animate golem spell) 100# (Stone:50u)
Tk 'a large box' (Cap:50 Max:50) 6# (Stone:3u)
Tk 'an oven' Tool:Baking 50# (Stone:25u)
Tk 'a potters wheel' Tool:Pottery 20# (Stone:10u)
Tk 'a rope' Tool:BindPerson 0# (Stone:1u)
Tk 'a small box' (Cap:10 Max:10) 3# (Stone:1u)
Tk 'a statuette' (for animate golem spell) 10# (Stone:5u)
Tk 'a still' Tool:Distilling 50# (Stone:25u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Stone:1u)

Syntax: Tailor <fabric> '<wear locations>' <level> <size>
Syntax: Sew <material> <item> <level>

The Wear Locations are: about, arms, ears, eyes, feet, finger, hands, head, hold, legs, neck, body, waist, wrist.
The clothing sizes can be: tiny, small, medium, large, huge or giant.

You can make the following from fabric.
Tk 'some bandages' Tool:Bandage 1# (Fabric:3u)
Tk 'a blanket' (Furn) 10# (Fabric:33u)
Wa 'a large pouch' (Cap:15 Max:15) 1# (Fabric:3u)
Tk 'a rope' Tool:BindPerson 0# (Fabric:1u)
Wa 'a small pouch' (Cap:3 Max:3) 0# (Fabric:1u)
Tk 'a tent' (Furn) 15# (Fabric:50u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Fabric:6u)

Syntax: tan <skin> consider (to check the quality of a skin)
Syntax: tan <skin> (to change the skin to leather)
Syntax: skin <corpse> (to collect a skin from a corpse) No skill needed to skin corpses.

Leather from corpses: Tiny:1u, Small:3u, Medium:6u, Large:10u, Huge:13u, Giant:16u

It's a great idea to get friends in leveling and questing groups to collect skins for you. It costs them very little in time and effort, they just have to turn off auto sac and type “skin corpse” after things die (no skill needed to skin). If you pay them for the skins, they're likely to be even more motivated.

Warning: Casting “lighten” on skins or furs will decrease the amount of material that you can extract from them. The amount of material taken is derived from weight.

Syntax: Waxcraft <material> <item> <level>

You can make the following from wax.
Hl 'a candle' 0# (Wax:1u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Wax:4u)

Syntax: weave <wool>

Syntax: Weaponsmith <material> <type> <level> <size> <mods>

Weapon Modifiers*:
Bastard - Weapon can be used with either one hand or two hands.
Breaker - Weapon has an increased chance of breaking or damaging the opponent's weapon on a successful parry.
DoubleEnded - Weapon can do an extra attack with the DOUBLE ENDed skill.
Throwable - Weapon can be thrown into adjacent rooms.
Two Hands - Weapon needs two hands to use.
* These flags cannot be enchanted, but rather are set when the weapon is initially made.

Syntax: Woodwork <material> <item> <level>
Syntax: Pulp <wood>
Note: Pulp wood to make paper. This is why woodworking is considered a “gathering” craft. Gathering crafts are crafts that create materials.

You can make the following from wood.
Hl 'a barrel' (Srv=40) 15# (Wood:15u)
Ne 'some beads' 0# (Wood:1u)
Tk 'a boat' 100# (Wood:50u)
Hl 'a cup' (Srv=2) 1# (Wood:1u)
Tk 'a fishing rod' Tool:Fishing 2# (Wood:1u)
Tk 'a furniture' 10# (Wood:10u)
Tk 'a furniture2' (Cap:500 People:2) 10# (Wood:10u) [nice container for chests]
Tk 'a golem' (for animate golem spell) 100# (Wood:100u)
Tk 'a large box' (Cap:50 Max:50) 6# (Wood:6u)
Tk 'a loom' Tool:Weaving 20# (Wood:20u)
Tk 'a potters wheel' Tool:Pottery 20# (Wood:20u)
Tk 'a quill' Tool:Write 0# (Wood:1u)
Tk 'a rope' Tool:BindPerson 0# (Wood:1u)
Hl 'small barrel' (Srv=20) 7# (Wood:7u)
Tk 'a small box' (Cap:10 Max:10) 3# (Wood:3u)
Tk 'a statuette' (for animate golem spell) 10# (Wood:10u)
Hl 'a torch' (Temporary Light) 5# (Wood:5u)
Hl 'a toy' 2# (Wood:2u)
Tk 'some waxworking tools' Tool:Waxcraft 4# (Wood:4u)
Tk 'a whistle' (for calling pets) 0# (Wood:1u)

Syntax: Write <paper> '<spell>' '<spell>' '<spell>' <item lev> <spell lev> <charges>

Note: You can create items 5 levels below the spell. eg, Identify is level 24, so the scroll could be level 19.
Note: There can be three different spells on one scroll. To leave a spell slot blank, use 'none'.
Max charges: Scroll (20)

Example: write 'paper material' 'ice shard' 'colour spray' fireball 30 11 20
- This creates a scroll with a total of twenty charges that could be used to cast any of three offensive spells, or all three at once.
Example: write 'paper material' heal bless sanc 70 51 20
- This creates a scroll with a total of twenty charges that could be used to cast either heal, bless, or sac, or all of them at once.
Example: write paper identify none none 19 1 19
- This creates a scroll with 19 charges that can only be used to cast level 1 identify.

Note: Scrolls are unique because they can be used to cast 3 spells at once.

All of this information was originally compiled and posted by Thurston. It was reformatted by Electra for the new wiki.