Difference between revisions of "Lapidary"

Revision as of 20:07, 4 September 2013

You can facet or polish those gemstones you find from mining!

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 gemtype in your hand and 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.

You will need to purchase a gem chisel and be in an appropriate workshop.
Once you have the tools you will facet and 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.

These gemstones can be sold for higher amounts than their raw base material, based on the quality of your work.

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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.
+*You will need to take your raw [[Gemstones|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'''
+*Once in the workshop, hold the gemtype in your hand and '''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.
+*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.
+*Once you have the tools you will '''facet''' and 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.