Human Mystic to Bishop - By Dave TenEyck

In lineage2 Dwarves make solid fighters, but they are most renowned for their craftsmanship, scavenging, and trade skills. Dwarves work tirelessly to create wonderous objects, and maintain a reputation as the greatest traders in the land who can make lots of Lineage2 adena. Dwarves learn the Create Item skill (also referred to as Craft Level) 1 at level 5. If you choose to be an scavenger this is the only craft level you will get. The Artisan and Warsmith classes gain additional skills of crafting as they progress.

Register in the Recipe Book which holds 50 recipes. You can remove registered items from the book, but the recipe will be destroyed. You can also increase the number of recipes that can be recorded in the recipe book by using fishing proofs. You can start crafting the item by clicking the Recipe Book icon in the inventory and double-click the item in the recipe list.

The NPC blacksmith in town can be used to craft certain items. Some things like base mats are not worth crafting with him as you need one copy of the recipe for each item. D, C and B grade Dual Swords can be crafted at the town blacksmiths. You will need Lineage II adena and crystals or L2 adena and Stones of Purity and/or a Dualsword craftstamp depending on the type of sword. Also note not all blacksmiths make the same duals, you may need to go to the main cities to find what you need. There are 4 items (molds) in game that only the town blacksmith can create: Leolins Mold, Warsmiths Mold, Arcsmiths Anvil and a Warsmiths Holder. You will not need to have the recipe for these, just the crafting mats and some Lineage 2 adena.

In Lineage II, not only Dwarf, all races can craft Common items. These are things like greater healing potions, dyes and party masks. Most of the mats you need will have to be obtained by fishing. Your craft level is passive and goes up automatically as you do Lineage II power leveling with your character. It follows the same levels as the dwarven create item table above.