Target Skeleton can only be required by Master Crafting Writs?

Khaos_Bane

Can the target skeleton only be acquired through Master crafting writs ? Is it tradable in guild stores ? This is something that people should have access to mid game as they are leveling to 50. This should be open to everyone.

bebynnag

if i understand it correctly they will sourced from master writs, but then tradable, which means they can be bought sold through traders/zone for example

but i cant imagine them being cheap due to the difficulty of acquiring them (even for established players/master crafters)

runagate

I did a master crafting writ for the housing currency thing, went to the vendor outside Daggerfall and bought the skeleton recipe and learned it. It cost 1 currency on PTS but I imagine that could change.

I don't think they quite realized how utterly absurd the resources required for all stages of housing and furniture are. I can't even get anything like enough gold upgrade mats for my 12 characters let alone to make some couches.

NewBlacksmurf

Personal opinion

I believe some of the furniture should be those wooden and straw targets.

With much less life but accessible once a house is purchased.

bebynnag

@runagate

Now that you have learned the Test dummy recipy are you able to make an unlimited number of them? (resources permitting)
and are they bound to you or tradeable/sellable?

could a guild for example buy a mannor with a large courtyard and fill it will test dummies from 1 recipy or will they ned to learn a new recipy every time?

Sigtric

They won't sell cheap that's for sure. Not with the amount of and/or rarity of some of the needed materials

runagate

You can make all that you want. You cannot transfer the recipe nor the dummy, though, so far as I remember.

They require something like 253 bones (the style mat) which is kind of funny.

Khaos_Bane

puffytheslayer wrote: »

@runagate

Now that you have learned the Test dummy recipy are you able to make an unlimited number of them? (resources permitting)
and are they bound to you or tradeable/sellable?

could a guild for example buy a mannor with a large courtyard and fill it will test dummies from 1 recipy or will they ned to learn a new recipy every time?

It's my understanding that you have to do another crafting writ and buy the dummy at the vendor to be able to craft it again.

Darlon

Khaos_Bane wrote: »

puffytheslayer wrote: »

@runagate

Now that you have learned the Test dummy recipy are you able to make an unlimited number of them? (resources permitting)
and are they bound to you or tradeable/sellable?

could a guild for example buy a mannor with a large courtyard and fill it will test dummies from 1 recipy or will they ned to learn a new recipy every time?

It's my understanding that you have to do another crafting writ and buy the dummy at the vendor to be able to craft it again.

No, once you have the recipe you can craft more of them. You just need a crap ton of bone (206 per dummy).
It doesn't say bound on the item when it is in your inventory... I was able to mail it to someone else...

umagon

There are 206 bones in the human body.

Khaos_Bane

Darlon wrote: »

Khaos_Bane wrote: »

puffytheslayer wrote: »

@runagate

Now that you have learned the Test dummy recipy are you able to make an unlimited number of them? (resources permitting)
and are they bound to you or tradeable/sellable?

could a guild for example buy a mannor with a large courtyard and fill it will test dummies from 1 recipy or will they ned to learn a new recipy every time?

It's my understanding that you have to do another crafting writ and buy the dummy at the vendor to be able to craft it again.

No, once you have the recipe you can craft more of them. You just need a crap ton of bone (206 per dummy).
It doesn't say bound on the item when it is in your inventory... I was able to mail it to someone else...

Thanks for the info !

runagate

umagon wrote: »

There are 206 bones in the human body.

How many do you suppose are in an argonian's? That tail...

bebynnag

so what im reading is horde bones now - make money soon! LOL

Izaki

Wait so can someone just explain how the mats and recepies are acquired please?

If dummies are going to be expensive and rare like that, I gotta save up!

MopeyHat

IzakiBrotheSs wrote: »

Wait so can someone just explain how the mats and recepies are acquired please?

If dummies are going to be expensive and rare like that, I gotta save up!

It's all in the patch notes - ctrl-f for master writs.

Tldr: do regular writs on your crafter (more research/motifs the better chance) to possibly get master writs, or buy them off someone else. The writs tell you to make a specific item(s) - quality, trait, style and even set specific. Those give you vouchers based on how difficult it was - I've heard as many as 96.

Spend vouchers at the special vendor in the alliance capitals on recipes, items, etc.

Furnishing recipes call for all kinds of crap - depends on the type (one type per crafting profession). The recipes will probably require some item from the profession they are in, but I think they can ask for ANY of the new furnishing-specific items (eg heartwood from wood gathering, basic rune from runes). And Skeleton is praxis (enchanting) for instance, so it requires Kuta iirc and is crafted at an enchanting station . They also require a large number of style items (eg nickel for imperial items).

Izaki

MopeyHat wrote: »

IzakiBrotheSs wrote: »

Wait so can someone just explain how the mats and recepies are acquired please?

If dummies are going to be expensive and rare like that, I gotta save up!

It's all in the patch notes - ctrl-f for master writs.

Tldr: do regular writs on your crafter (more research/motifs the better chance) to possibly get master writs, or buy them off someone else. The writs tell you to make a specific item(s) - quality, trait, style and even set specific. Those give you vouchers based on how difficult it was - I've heard as many as 96.

Spend vouchers at the special vendor in the alliance capitals on recipes, items, etc.

Furnishing recipes call for all kinds of crap - depends on the type (one type per crafting profession). The recipes will probably require some item from the profession they are in, but I think they can ask for ANY of the new furnishing-specific items (eg heartwood from wood gathering, basic rune from runes). And Skeleton is praxis (enchanting) for instance, so it requires Kuta iirc and is crafted at an enchanting station . They also require a large number of style items (eg nickel for imperial items).

So basically we can get asked to craft a pair of gold nirnhoned yokudan swords? Daymn... Thanks a lot though!

exiledtyrant

I don't like that I need rank 6 provisioning to make the dummy. I have leveled every other craft up to max but cooking because of how you obtain the recipes and ingredients. Other professions I could level by doing while cooking always seemed lame and RNG focused. Enchanting even makes sense for the dummy since your basically making an animated golem for people to beat on. Cooking feels off though. It will probablly be cheaper to pour money into maxing cooking than buying a dummy though. A feature that somany people have asked for is bound to generate gold in the 2-500k+ range per dummy, especially if the ingredients like animus stones are super rare.

Should be a profit to be made setting up a house with a dummy and all the DLC crafting stations. Then you can charge X fee for a house invite to craft and dps test at your house.

majulook

were do you get bones from? I do not think I have ever seen any.

Darkonflare15

majulook wrote: »

were do you get bones from? I do not think I have ever seen any.

Bones are the Bosmer racial trait style item. You get it from a lot of sources in game but the best way is to buy it crafting vendors that sell for 1 g each. So it is not going to be hard to get them.

majulook

Darkonflare15 wrote: »

majulook wrote: »

were do you get bones from? I do not think I have ever seen any.

Bones are the Bosmer racial trait style item. You get it from a lot of sources in game but the best way is to buy it crafting vendors that sell for 1 g each. So it is not going to be hard to get them.

Now I feel very very silly