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--- item:recipe [2026/03/20 10:36] – [Metal Working] Cinder
+++ item:recipe [2026/03/20 10:47] (current) – [Smithing Weapons, Armour & Equipment] Cinder
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 | Master | has reached the peak of their craft. Now has access to master-work options for the equipment they make |
+=== Learning the Trade ===
+Learning skills doesn't happen over night. While some Features, Classes and some other player options will offten grant skills to the player. these skills are often the basics. The advance them further or learn a new skill without taking a player option there are a few steps players can take.
+**Finding a Teacher** \\
+You can't learn without a reference. Someone to mentor. Teachers for your trade can be as common or as rare as can be all depending on location, the trade in question and how lucky you are. \\
+A Teacher doesn't have to be in a school, perhaps an elderly hermit wit the secrets of grand smithing, or the player has found an Ancient library dedicated to the craft your looking to learn.
+**Time & Money** \\
+Teachers often do not work for free, Sometimes they want payment upfront, in cash. Some may want a hard quest completed for them before they are willing. and some may need some actual convincing cause they just don't like you. \\
+And of course learning dosnet happen over night. Learning or advancing a new skill typically takes a minimum of 8 weeks in-game time. but it could take longer depending on the situation. but a basic break down can look something like this.
+  *Novice to Apprentice: Player needs to gain proficency with te tools or skill in question.
+  *Apprentice to Skilled: Player needs to gain expertise or 'Proficiency' a 2nd time in the same skill.
+  *Skilled to Expert: Player needs to be taught by another expert in the trade
+  *Expert to Master: player needs to be taught by another master in the trade
 ==== Non-Metal Working, Leather, Wood, Scale etc ====