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Armorsmithing

To become an Armorsmith, visit the Armorsmith Trainer in either of the three Resource and Building zones, Poitain, Lachish Plains, or Purple Lotus Swamp.

The Armorsmith Trainer will give you eleven quests each to create four items, forty-four items in total. These quests can be done in any order, but all eleven quests must be completed before you can start work on the next Tier.

Quests obtained in one of the R&B zones may be handed in to the equivalent trainer in one of the other zones.

Quest Log

Ensure you have at least three (3) spots free in your quest log.

There have been numerous reports of players attempting to take crafting quests without enough space in their quest log, after which they have been unable to obtain the quest to make the items, or unable to hand in the completed quest.

There are two quests for each armour type; Basic (Hands, Feet, Belt, Wrists) and Advanced (Head, Chest, Shoulder, Legs)

You will need two spots for both of the crafting quests for each armour type, and a third for the over-all Armorsmithing quest itself.

Shopping Lists

You will need the following materials for each set of Tier quests. You will also need the amount of coin listed to purchase the appropriate Thread, Wrappings and Armorkits from the Trade vendor in town.

Tip: When purchasing the trade materials, you can sort the items by cost to make it easier to find the ones you need.

Bug: When purchasing trade materials, the list of items has been known to move after clicking [Buy], changing your current selection, so be careful when buying multiple quantities.

* Crafting Tier 4 armour requires access to a Tier 1 Blacksmith's Workshop, Tier 5 armour needs a Tier 2 Workshop, and Tier 6 armour a Tier 3 Workshop.

Handing in

You may use the armour before you return to the Trainer to hand in your quest, but each quest requires all four items to be handed in at the same time.

You can also create multiple copies of any weapon before handing in the quest.

The only real benefit from handing in the quest sooner, rather than later, is that it frees up space in your quest log.