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===Polish=== | ===Polish=== | ||
*You will need to take your raw gemtype to a workshop where you will have access to a grinder. | *You will need to take your raw gemtype to a workshop where you will have access to a grinder. | ||
| − | *Once in the workshop, hold the raw gemtype in your hand and use the command | + | *Once in the workshop, hold the raw gemtype in your hand and use the command '''polish''' |
*After some time, and with some luck, you will craft a cabochon from that gemtype. | *After some time, and with some luck, you will craft a cabochon from that gemtype. | ||
| − | *The quality and sell price is based on your current | + | *The quality and sell price is based on your current lapidary skill and a little luck. |
===Facet=== | ===Facet=== | ||
*You will need to purchase a gem chisel and be in an appropriate workshop. | *You will need to purchase a gem chisel and be in an appropriate workshop. | ||
| − | *Once you have the tools you will use | + | *Once you have the tools you will use '''facet''' where you can be given a listing of different cuts you can attempt. |
*Faceting takes a little more time than polish, but you also have a chance for higher quality from faceting gems over polishing. | *Faceting takes a little more time than polish, but you also have a chance for higher quality from faceting gems over polishing. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*These gemstones can be sold for higher amounts than their raw base material, based on the quality of your work. | *These gemstones can be sold for higher amounts than their raw base material, based on the quality of your work. | ||
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| + | ==Trainers== | ||
| + | *[[Evan the Blacksmith]] | ||
| + | *[[Master Trader Locke]] | ||
| + | *[[Nelana the Mine Foreman]] | ||
| + | *[[a lanky blacksmith]] | ||
| + | *[[Trader Master Manny]] | ||
| + | *[[the mining foreman]] | ||
[[Category:Skills]][[Category:Professions]] | [[Category:Skills]][[Category:Professions]] | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 3 September 2013
You can facet or polish those gemstones you find from mining!
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Types
Polish
- You will need to take your raw gemtype to a workshop where you will have access to a grinder.
- Once in the workshop, hold the raw gemtype in your hand and use the command polish
- After some time, and with some luck, you will craft a cabochon from that gemtype.
- The quality and sell price is based on your current lapidary skill and a little luck.
Facet
- You will need to purchase a gem chisel and be in an appropriate workshop.
- Once you have the tools you will use facet where you can be given a listing of different cuts you can attempt.
- Faceting takes a little more time than polish, but you also have a chance for higher quality from faceting gems over polishing.
Notes
- These gemstones can be sold for higher amounts than their raw base material, based on the quality of your work.
