Artisan

Anyone may learn the artisan trade skill. This craft generally involves the construction of furniture, though it does allow the creation of some smaller items that may be carried, such as pipes. Furniture usually involves a significant amount of commodities to craft, thus making this trade skill extremely expensive. However, furniture is much in demand by those with manses as well as guilds, cities and communes. At some point during the career of an artisan, the master artisan will so value one piece of furniture that he or she created that a special bond will be formed between them.

Skill	Learned At	Description
InteriorDesign	Inept+0%	A keen eye for design to determine furniture placement.
Stools	Inept+0%	A simple stool for practical purposes.
Boxes	Inept+50%	Fine boxes are elegant to hold jewelry and other items.
Chairs	Novice+0%	Every room should have a chair to sit upon.
Smalltables	Novice+50%	Where to set your drinks except on a small table.
Wallfeatures	Apprentice+0%	Practical items to place on the walls.
Baskets	Apprentice+33%	Weave baskets for picnics and other outings.
Couches	Apprentice+66%	Nothing is more comfortable than a well-made couch.
Rugs	Capable+0%	Lay out lovely rugs to keep the floors warm.
Pipes	Capable+50%	Carve pipes that are well beyond the ordinary.
Drapes	Adept+0%	Drapes are lovely window dressings.
Jewelryboxes	Adept+33%	Specialized boxes to hold jewelry items.
Chests	Adept+66%	Store items within chests.
Tapestries	Master+0%	Elegant wall hangings that tell stories.
Locksmith	Master+33%	Add locks to your creations for security.
Horns	Master+66%	Craft a horn of power.
Tents	Gifted+0%	For those that want to camp in style.
Largetables	Gifted+33%	Dinners seem to taste better upon a dining table.
Beacons	Gifted+66%	Craft miniatures of aetheric beacons.
Maintain	Gifted+66%	Upkeep furniture and turn back the sands of time.
Rockers	Expert+0%	Rocking on a chair can be a meditative experience.
Timepieces	Expert+33%	Craft a piece to mark the time.
Desks	Expert+66%	Any scholar will tell you that a desk is required.
Pedestals	Virtuoso+0%	An elegant pedestals provides focus for a figurine.
Cabinets	Virtuoso+0%	Nothing stores clothes better than well-made cabinets.
Racks	Virtuoso+33%	Special display cabinets to showoff weapons.
FightingRings	Virtuoso+66%	A ring for enchanted miniatures to wage battles.
TowelingStation	Virtuoso+66%	Let your figurines towel off to prevent wear.
Beds	Fabled+0%	Sleep better upon comfortable beds.
Instruments	Fabled+25%	Only a true craftsman can create musical instruments.
Musicboxes	Fabled+50%	Craft a box to capture music.
Bookshelves	Fabled+75%	No library is possible without bookshelves.
Chandeliers	Mythical+0%	Make a room sparkle with most elegance.
Constructs	Mythical+33%	Build a colossus to do battle on nexus worlds.
Thrones	Mythical+66%	The ultimate in furnishings, suitable for royalty.
Prized	Transcendent+0%	Nothing can separate you from your prized furniture.

Mistress Jezebel (by Feyrll)

InteriorDesign

Syntax:

INTERIORDESIGN

Your keen eye for detail can quickly determine how much furniture can be placed within a room. Note that each artisan design will show how much space it will use up, as well as where in the room it will be placed.

Additional Notes:

A pantograph allows totals up to 150%, but have it out before you check the interior design, or you'll see things at a maximum of 100% even if they're over that.

Stools

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

A basic piece of furniture, stools are a simple place to sit upon.
Also see ARTISAN STOOLS.

Boxes

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Whether it be a simple gift box or elegant jewelry box, you can construct containers of fine quality and workmanship.
Also see ARTISAN BOXES.

Additional Notes:

Boxes hold a maximum of four items. Kegs are also included within boxes.

Chairs

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Chairs are comfortable, convenient, practical and traditional additions to almost any room.
Also see ARTISAN CHAIRS.

Additional Notes:

Desks require chairs or swings; a rockerm, couch, etc. won't work.

Smalltables

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Small tables add a touch of class and utility to any room.
Also see ARTISAN SMALLTABLES.

Wallfeatures

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Wall features include simple decorations for walls, such as sconces, etc.
Also see ARTISAN WALLFEATURES.

Baskets

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Baskets are handy containers that can be taken anywhere. They are most useful when traveling, such as for for picnics, because food will decay at a slower rate while in baskets.
Also see ARTISAN BASKETS.

Couches

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Couches are extremely comfortable pieces of furniture that can be sat in by multiple people.
Also see ARTISAN COUCHES.

Rugs

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Rugs and carpets are simple floor coverings, adding warmth and comfort to a room.
Also see ARTISAN RUGS.

Pipes

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

You can craft pipes that not only are functional but have more ornamental value than the average smoking pipe. Pipes constructed by an artisan last significantly longer than average pipes.
Also see ARTISAN PIPES.

Drapes

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Drapes add a bit of elegance and class to any room. Further, if they are pulled closed during the day, the room will be cloaked in darkness as though it is nighttime.
Also see ARTISAN DRAPES.

Additional Notes:

Closed drapes allow people to bind to the totems of Moon or Night even during the day.

Jewelryboxes

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

You can construct jewelryboxes to hold necklaces, rings, ear rings, bracelets, etc. Jewelryboxes will slow the decay rate of jewelry items.
Also see ARTISAN JEWELRYBOXES.

Additional Notes:

Jewelry boxes can hold twelve items and halves decay for jewelry items. They can have locks.

Chests

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Chests are simple storage containers that cannot be removed from rooms once constructed.
Also see ARTISAN CHESTS.

Tapestries

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design> <direction>

Tapestries are gorgeous works of weaving, often depicting scenes of historical events. You must specify a direction to hang your tapestry. If there happens to be an exit in that direction, the tapestry will also conceal that exit. Tapestries may only be hung in compass directions (i.e., not up, down, in or out, etc.).
Also see ARTISAN TAPESTRIES.

Locksmith

Syntax:

LOCKWORK LOCK <container|furniture> FOR <person> LOCKWORK KEY FOR <person> LOCKWORK WORK <key> FOR <container|furniture>

Costs for Lockwork: Create a Lock: iron 3 Create a Key: iron 3

You may now add locks to artisan-crafted containers and furniture, as well as creating keys for them. In order to make a key, you must specify the person who the key is for and that person must be present in the same room as you. Also, to create a key for a container, the owner of the key must be present as well as the container or piece of furniture. The lock and key must both be tuned towards the same person.

Horns

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

You can construct horns to be tinkered with, transformed into horns of might!
Also see ARTISAN HORNS.

Tents

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

You may construct fabulous tents specifically for those with the hunting skill.
Also see ARTISAN TENTS.

Largetables

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

There is nothing finer than sitting in a chair while eating at a fine banquet table. Indeed, food will even be more nutritious. If you are lucky enough to have a chef serve you a hero fete while you are sitting at one of these sumptuous table, the chef will only need serve you half of what he normally would. (Note: The perfect banquet hall would have a large table and at least 5 chairs so that a chef could get the maximum benefit of a hero fete. Everyone, including the chef, must be sitting down on chairs though!)
Also see ARTISAN LARGETABLES.

Additional Notes:

They also boost Brewmeister tea ceremonies in the same way.

Beacons

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT BEACON

Cost: steel 12, wood 12, marble 12

Aetheric beacons are used by cities and communes to establish a temporary beacon on a Nexus World which they can teleport to, and are prized in these battles. You must be holding the commodities in your hands, and will create a miniature of a beacon which can then be utilized by the warring nations.

Maintain

Syntax:

INSPECT <furniture> MAINTAIN <furniture>

Cost: It varies by design.

With your masterful eye for artisanry, you can repair damage to any furniture you know how to create, extending its life. If the furniture was not created by your hands, this will be a much more difficult process, requiring more commodities than it otherwise would. The commodity cost is related to the manufacturing outlay of the furniture you are repairing and can be discovered by first inspecting the piece.

Rockers

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Rockers are specialty chairs designed to, as the name implies, rock smoothly back and forth. So soothing is rocking in these well-designed chairs that it helps place a person in a more receptive meditative state, allowing faster regeneration of willpower.

TRADEMASTERS: Rockers are made from regular Chairs patterns. Use the DESIGN COMMENT field to request Rockers typing.

Also see ARTISAN ROCKERS.

Additional Notes:

ROCK CHAIR to use a rocking chair once you're sitting in it.

Timepieces

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

You can construct timepieces to be tinkered with and enchanted.
Also see ARTISAN TIMEPIECES.

Desks

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Desks are extremely important for a writer as you may only compose while writing at a desk. There must be a chair in the room upon which to sit in order to write at a desk. Desks also slow the decay of letters and stationery stored within.
Also see ARTISAN DESKS.

Pedestals

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Nothing serves better for highlighting an object as the focal point of the room as an elegant pedestal. If a figurine is placed upon a pedestal, it will allow anyone to freely imbue their own figurine from the pedestal's. These can be placed in shop stockrooms and then be priced to allow the selling of esteem. As a secondary function, any object placed on the pedestal will be displayed upon it.
Also see ARTISAN PEDESTALS.

Cabinets

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Cabinets include fancy wardrobes or even a simple set of drawers. Clothing stored in cabinets do not decay.
Also see ARTISAN CABINETS.

Racks

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Racks is a category of furniture that refers to any type of furniture designed to display and keep weapons and armour. Indeed, they are so well constructed that weapon and armor will not decay if stored inside.
Also see ARTISAN RACKS.

Additional Notes:

Racks also protect sheilds and musical instruments from decay.

FightingRings

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Fighting rings are specially made for mage-enchanted replicas to engage in combat.
Also see ARTISAN FIGHTINGRINGS.

TowelingStation

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT TOWELINGSTATION ATTACH STATION TO <ring>

Cost: marble 3 cloth 1

A miniature toweling station will give figurines a chance to rest and recuperate when they lose a battle. A small pot of cement paste will also let them repair their wounds, regaining some of their decay time lost during the bout. The toweling station will not last forever - once the cement runs out and the towels are ruined, you will need to attach a new station for figurines to benefit.

Beds

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Beds can be luxurious pieces of furniture, whether canopied or simply designed for comfort. You will certainly rest better (and faster) while in a bed as opposed to the hard ground.
Also see ARTISAN BEDS.

Instruments

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Only a true master craftsman can design quality instruments, and such is your skill. Each of your instruments is worthy enough to be played by a maestro.
See also ARTISAN INSTRUMENTS.

Additional Notes:

Available instrument types are: lute, lyre, mandolin, viola, and violin.

Musicboxes

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

You can construct music boxes to be tinkered with, which can play music once enchanted.
Also see ARTISAN MUSICBOXES.

Bookshelves

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

Bookshelves are necessities for proper storage of books and journals. These are unusual pieces of furniture insofar that their construction is limited to guildhalls, order temples and private aethermanses. These pieces of furniture are permanent and extremely expensive.
Also see ARTISAN BOOKSHELVES.

Chandeliers

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design>

One of the most elegant additions to rooms are spectacular chandeliers. While wildly expensive, there is almost nothing else that can bring such class to a room. The sparkling light from chandeliers will even briefly reveal dreamwalkers.
Also see ARTISAN CHANDELIERS.

Constructs

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT COLOSSUS

Cost: steel 20, wood 20, marble 20

Colossi are tools to defeat other organization's nexus world constructs. You must be holding the commodities in your hands. You will create a miniature of a construct which can be utilized by cities and communes.

Thrones

Syntax:

CONSTRUCT <design> FOR <person>

Thrones must be built for specific individuals. Because of the cost and grandiosity of thrones, they are generally reserved for royalty or those in high positions of power. Sitting in a throne that was built especially for you will temporarily raise your charisma.
Also see ARTISAN THRONES.

Prized

Syntax:

PRIZE <furniture> PRIZE RETURN

Power: variable* (any) (to return)

Sometimes you build a piece of furniture that is so beautiful and special to your heart that you always wish to return to it. By claiming a piece of furniture as your prized possession, you will be able to return to it. This ability has a powerful range that extends up through the known planes (but not across aetherspace). There are some limitations to this power. It costs 10,000 gold to place your golden seal upon a piece of furniture to claim it as your prized possession and you may only ever have one prized piece. Note that prized furniture does not decay.

The power cost varies depending on what plane you are returning from:

• Prime = 1 power
• Ethereal = 3 power
• Elemental = 3 power
• Cosmic = 4 power
• Astral = 5 power

(Any plane not listed above that you can return from is also 5 power.)