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Tradeskilling

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Tradeskilling, or crafting, lets players create new equipment and furniture using resources found in the game world. You can choose to develop a tradeskill as a side activity to your adventuring career, or you can focus your character exclusively on tradeskill progression. Everquest II was designed to make the tradeskill career interesting and rewarding in its own right.

Those who take up a tradeskill can produce 3 different types of gear and house items.

Handcrafted: which uses common, easy to harvest materials. Gear or equipment of this quality will have fair bonuses to stats like Strength, Stamina, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Agility.
Mastercrafted: which uses a mix of common materials and at least one rare material. Gear or equipment of this quality will have the best bonuses and stats possible from player made gear.
Mastercafted Fabled: those items use at least one very rare resource

For an introduction to Tradeskilling, see the Taking up a Tradeskill User's Guide.

**Tradeskill Class Tree**
Archetype	Class	Subclass	*Skillset	Products
Artisan	Craftsman	Carpenter	Sculpting	Furniture, strongboxes, repair kits and Advanced Deity Altar Crafting
		Provisioner	Artistry	Food and Drink
		Woodworker	Fletching	Bows, arrows and throwing weapons (ammunition); roundshields, bucklers, staves, totems and harvesting tools
	Outfitter	Weaponsmith	Metalworking	Metal weaponry
		Armorer	Metal Shaping	Chain and plate armor; kite and tower shields
		Tailor	Tailoring	Cloth and leather armor; ammunition storage bags and quivers; backpacks, cloaks and hex dolls
	Scholar	Alchemist	Chemistry	Potions, poisons and Fighter combat art upgrades
		Jeweler	Artificing	Jewelry and Scout combat art upgrades
		Sage	Scribing	Priest and Mage spell upgrades
Secondary Tradeskills		Tinkerer	Tinkering	Tradeskill charms, harvesting tools, ability charms, "dumbfire" pets, and lots more
Secondary Tradeskills		Adorner	Adorning	Equipment and item adornments