Carpentry
| Carpentry | |
|---|---|
 Carpentry | |
| LP Cost | 200 |
| Skill(s) Required | Lumberjacking |
| Skill(s) Enabled | Boat Building, Wheelmaking |
| Required By | Ancestral Shrine, Board, Bucket, Chair, Clogs, Coffer, Crate, Cupboard, Feather Duster, Large Chest, Log Cabin, Primitive Doll, Roundpole Fence, Shield, Sturdy Bed, Table, Timber House, Wardrobe, Wicker Breadbasket, Wine Barrel, Wine Rack, Wondrous Woodshaving, Wooden Chest, Wooden Cutlery, Wooden Plow, Woodfish |
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Carpentry also refers to the incrementable skill Carpentry.
This skill allows you to build various wooden structures and vehicles, to craft wooden objects, and to cut Logs into Boards. Unlike some other crafting skills, the quality of Carpentry products is not known to be affected by any Attribute and is instead only affected by the incremental Carpentry skill.
Do note that wood is not hard capped. For beginners with access to only q10 trees, this is a very good thing. If you happen across dead deer (bears sometimes kill them and leave the corpse it seems), get the bones and make yourself a bone saw. The highest quality board you can get is sqrt(bone saw q * tree q). If you get a q54 bone saw, q10 trees can make up to q23 boards. Raising your carp to 23 in that case will produce the best boards you can make. The quality of the board is the average of the boards maximum quality and your carpentry skill, obviously capped by the max. Higher quality boards raise the quality of tanning tubs and therefore leather you produce. For beginners, leather is probably the first trade-able item you will be able to produce after foraging for things.
In-Game Text
"Metal has it's uses. But wood... now there's a real material."
Carpentry gives your character the ability to craft and construct objects out of wood.
What it does:
Carpentry allows you to create a number of things, such as:
- Build > Construction
- Build > Containers
- Build > Walls and Fences
- Craft > Tools
- Craft > Tools > Fishing Gear
