Talisman Making turns magical fragments into useful Talismans. It requires fragments from Salvaging, so the two skills are often paired together. Talisman Making is taught by trainers found in early chapters. Unlike all other tradeskills, Talisman Making is not taught by a NPC whose title matches the skill: Talisman-making trainers are titled "Hedge Wizard".

Hedge Wizards Edit

• Capital cities
  • Order: Altdorf - Lukas Gelderen (central square, 26k, 34k)
  • Destruction -
• Ch 2 camps
  • Dark Elf - Mistwood - Ezkar Cleaveheart
  • Dwarf - Redhammer Brewery - Dani Binasdotr (by the fireplace)
  • Empire - Grey Lady Coaching Inn - Aidan Bond (around the left side of the inn)
  • High Elf - Adunei - Drilian Lightpath
  • Greenskin - Da War Maker - Dripnose Shinymaka (in a hut to the southwest)
• Ch 11 camps

How To Make Talismans Edit

First, obtain a fragment from Salvaging, Scavenging, the Auction House or for low level fragments, from Merchants. Other than a fragment, a container is all you need to make a talisman.

You can also optionally use curio, gold dust, and magic essence - while they are not needed to create a Talisman, they do increase the potential quality of the final product - "That Bar" (see below) will increase its highest point in response to slotting an appropriate curio into a make.

All of these are available on the Hedge Wizard that trained you, though they aren't the highest quality. Standard merchants also carry the basic items. Open the window and put the container in the upper left corner. Next, add your fragment. Then you can add the dust, essence, and a curio if you have one. Hit fuse, and you're done! Note that the box must be inserted in its corresponding slot first, then the fragment. The last three may be inserted in any order.

QualityEdit

The quality of a talisman is based on the combined power of the components and the rarity of a fragment. A critical success ("You made something better!") increases the combined power of the components level by 6. A super-critical success ("You made something awesome!"), also called a special moment, results in the talisman being one rarity better; for example, a blue would become a purple. For a purple fragment, a special moment does not consume the fragment after creating the talisman, and the fragment can be used for making another talisman.

For example, a talisman made with a skill 200 container, 200 purple fragment, and 200 curio, 200 dust, and 200 essence would produce a +23 purple talisman requiring rank 32 to use. A critical success would create a purple +24 talisman. A super-critical success would create a purple +23 talisman, but the purple fragment would not be consumed.

Power of Talisman Making Components

Skill	Container	Fragment	Dust	Curio	Essence
1		2	1	1	1
25		4	2	2	2
50		6	3	3	3
75		8	4	4	4
100		10	5	5	5
125		12	6	6	6
150		14	7	7	7
175		16	8	8	8
200	1	18	9	9	9

Power Required to Produce a Talisman

Tier	Power	Required level	Prefix	White	Green	Blue	Purple
1	1-8	1	Feeble	3	7	11	15
2	9-13	4	Weak	4	8	12	16
3	14-18	8	Inferior	5	9	13	17
4	19-23	12	Lesser	6	10	14	18
5	24-28	16	Minor	7	11	15	19
6	29-33	20		8	12	16	20
7	34-38	24	Major	9	13	17	21
8	39-44	28	Greater	10	14	18	22
9	45-46	32	Superior	11	15	19	23
10	51	36	Potent	12	16	20	24

ItemsEdit

FragmentsEdit

Fragment names are formed by combining the rarity prefix, skill prefix, and fragment suffix. The fragment suffix varies according to rules that are not yet known. So far, at most three possible suffixes have been seen per stat. It is guessed that the additional suffixes listed in the below table may be associated with fragments which state in the tooltip "... still retain some power ... could be used in a charm".

The columns can be sorted in the below table. Use the scroll bar below the table if it is too wide to fit on your screen.

Containers Edit

Items are individually named. Containers skip every other tier.

Skill	1	50	100	150	200
Rarity	Common (White)	Common (White)	Uncommon (Green)	Rare (Blue)	Rare (Blue)
Name	Apprentice's Relic Box	Journeyman's Relic Box	Craftsman's Relic Box	Artisan's Relic Box	Master Artificer's Reliquary

Curios Edit

Uncommon, Rare, Very Rare, and skill 200+ curios no longer drop. They may still exist from before the patch, but they are now unobtainable aside from the auction house. These old curios have now been given +critical%.

Skill	Common	Uncommon	Rare	Very Rare
1	Mojo Coin	Gold Skeleton Key	Heirloom Pocketwatch	Family Signet
25	Rabbit's Foot	Thrown Horseshoe	Diviner's Soothsaying Dice	Auspicious Scarab
50	Ghostly Knucklebones	Lich Finger	Lovelost Amulet	Everliving Eye
75	Bizarre Pendant	Oddly Glowing Gem	Arcane Brooch	Cathayan Jade Figurine
100	Thaumaturgic Seal	Hexxing Doll	Shrunken Head	Canopic Jar
125	Pilgrim's Prayer Beads	Ecclesiastic Symbol	Horned Effigy	Timeworn Statuette
150	Steelcap Mushroom	Primeval Spinel	Primordial Petrified Root	Eight Leaf Clover
175	Sabretusk Canine	Griffon Talon Fetish	Rhinox Horn	Carnosaur Stinger
200	Forgotten Soldier's Insignia	Memento of Home	War-Hardened Heart	Paragon's Ashes
200+	Bitterstone Arrowhead	Ashlar of Eight Peaks	Lahmian Charm Bracelet	Cathayan Dragon Disc

EssencesEdit

Essences can only be obtained through the Magical Salvaging profession.

Item names are formed by combining the skill prefix with the word "Essence."

Skill	1	25	50	75	100	125	150	175	200
Prefix	Silent	Dormant	Subdued	Murmuring	Humming	Chattering	Clamoring	Singing	Harmonious

Gold DustEdit

Item names are formed by combining the rarity prefix with the suffix "gold dust".

Skill	1	25	50	75	100	125	150	175	200
Common Prefix	Impure	Coarse	Granulated	Powdery	Crude	Fine	Refined	Polished	Flawless
Uncommon Prefix	Curious	Unusual	Dim	Glowing	Incandescent	Radiant	Lambent	Lucent	Refulgent

Trade Skills
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