Aabahran the Forsaken Lands

Identify now shows what a cooked dish or a pot of steeped tea does when you eat or drink it, and lore shows part of it.

Iggilwiv now drops rank 90 scraps and Order rank 95 scraps, and both drop pages more often.

The cabal promotion clock no longer reads an hour short.

The game now tells you when your tool is a masterwork tool and not a master's tool.

Master's places now find a master's tool that you keep in your tool roll.

A master's place now tells you when it has nothing left to teach you.

Bazaar commissions can now ask for a master's tool (see HELP BAZAAR).

A master's tool now meets any grade a commission asks for, as long as it has its full edge.

Bazaar show now includes the edge of a master's tool and any enchanter's mark.

An empty pot of steeped tea has the container's own name again.

You can no longer fill or pour into a pot that still holds steeped tea.

Most seated pieces of plate and leather now come out a little stronger.

Every seated piece of armor now comes out with room for a cut health, armor, mana, hitroll or damroll stone.

Flawless stones and stones that improve saves now fit fewer seated pieces of plate and leather.

Elaris, enchanter of the Fae, now turns a magic item into arcane essence for 500 gold, at the grade an enchanter gets (see HELP HIRE).

You can no longer disenchant a cut gem.

Disenchant now refuses a container that holds items, so you do not lose them.

Masters Work

A glyph that fades on worn gear can leave a settled mark of half its strength, if the piece has room for it (see HELP GLYPH).

Smiths, leatherworkers and tailors can now craft munition armor, plain work that is never rare (see HELP CRAFT).

Jewelers can now socket rare crafted armor at a rank of half its level, and the chisel never ruins it.

Haste, frenzy, sanctuary and heal no longer reach a dish or a pot of tea.

The herbs in a meal or a tea now have no effect on members of a cabal that refuses magic.

Cooking now teaches when the meal is done, not when you start it.

Alchemists can now distill foraged herbs of tiers 1 to 5 at any rank, and the bottle is as strong as their rank allows.

Shop stock now teaches a little, up to ten pieces in each trade a day.

Enchanters can now disenchant up to ten pieces of shop stock a day, and the essence keeps the shop mark.

Disenchanting a stronger item now teaches an enchanter more.

Imbue now finds arcane essence in your open bags.

Jewelers can imbue gems with their own gem dust at full strength, two gems a day (see HELP IMBUE).

Gem dust no longer turns armor and save virtues backwards, and you can imbue an affected gem again to fix it.

Plain amulets, bracelets, earrings, diadems and torcs now keep an open seat for a stone.

A strong stone set in a jeweler's piece makes it rare, the same as at the bench.

Jewelers with no ingot can work three pieces of the same ore together for the full metal.

The brokers now put up small lots of trade goods each day, and answer wants that nobody fills within a day (see HELP BAZAAR).

At login the broker tells you when a buyer wants goods you carry.

Abandoning a trade now sets it aside, and you get your rank back if you swear to it again (see HELP ABANDON).

Trades you abandoned before this change come back to the guild book too.

Master work no longer makes you wait between works, and each work teaches a smaller amount instead (see HELP MASTER WORK).

Type profession ledger to see how close each of your trades is to its next rank.

Profession <trade> now shows the rank where each master work stops teaching and how much it teaches each time.

Masters now get a message when they kill a boss whose page someone else already took.

Clients that use GMCP can now read your master work progress.

The trades sheet no longer shows a cap of 100 for trades still below 80.

Master's pages now teach new works to tailors too (see HELP TAILORING).

Master's pages now teach new works to enchanters too (see HELP ENCHANTING).

Most lockboxes now hold a few pieces of ore, lumber, herbs, cloth or hide.

Stow all puts away every item it should, not just the first one.

The bazaar takes commissions for crafted work (see HELP BAZAAR).

Master work is open, and HELP MASTER WORK explains how a trade earns ranks 81 to 100.

• Bosses in the end game areas carry master's pages, plans and scraps of pages.
• Four scraps of the same rank make a page.
• Exploring an entire end game area gives a scrap once for each character, and if you explored one before, you get its scrap at your next login.
• Beautifully engraved lockboxes sometimes hold a scrap of a master's page.
• A trainer can tell a crafter of rank 80 where to find a page they have not read (see HELP APPRENTICE).
• Trainers post orders for master work and pay gold for it.
• Some end game areas now hold deep seams, deep pockets, old growth and wild gardens.
• Fishers with a master's rod can fish the deep water in some end game areas.
• From rank 81, gatherers sometimes find rare items or a weathered chart that leads to a cache (see HELP DIG).
• Gatherers of rank 82 can survey an area, and at rank 90 they sense when an area holds master work.
• At rank 88, woodcutters can tap trees for resin, fishers can bait the hook and butchers take horn.
• Some bosses carry a master's cut, such as a hydra's heart, and a butcher with a master's knife can take it.
• Woodcutters of rank 90 can chop wood from some great beasts, and fishers of rank 92 can play a fish on the line.
• From rank 80, fishers find beautifully engraved lockboxes more often as their rank climbs.
• At rank 95, miners sometimes find a vein open again after its last ore, herbalists can sow herbs, and fishers with a deepwater rod can raise a sea beast.
• Master's pages teach new works to smiths, leatherworkers, fletchers, jewelers, alchemists and cooks.
• From rank 84, crafters make finer work as their rank climbs.
• At rank 82, most crafters learn more about their trade's goods when they examine them, and cooks read a dish's infusions and how long it keeps.
• Smiths of rank 80 can forge master tools from plans, and a tempering kit adds edge to a master tool.
• Smiths of rank 80 can smelt tier 6 metal with master's tongs, fold metal at rank 85 and temper a weapon or armor to purpose at rank 88.
• Smiths can make arrowheads and crossbow locks for fletchers.
• At rank 90, masters can make named tools (see HELP NAMED TOOLS).
• Fletchers can make a master's rod and coils of master's line.
• With a master's knife, fletchers of rank 80 can string a bow or a crossbow with giant's sinew or set a heartwood core in it.
• Tailors can work starweave, the tier 6 cloth that herbalists find in wild gardens.
• Five tier 6 herbs grow in wild gardens, and each one puts two spells in a bottle or a dish.
• A cook of rank 80 makes dishes that do not spoil.
• From rank 90, alchemists can do the great work (see HELP TRANSMUTE).
• At rank 90, jewelers can cleave a legendary stone, and leatherworkers can make waxed boots and cloaks against the weather.
• At rank 95, jewelers can force a ring's setting.
• Most trades have a grand work or a grand find at rank 95 (see HELP GRAND WORKS), and the game announces the first of each to every player.
• Rank 100 in a trade makes you a grandmaster.
• There are now 300 true names for godforged weapons.

Zoras killed by Morwenna (10/11/2026)

Morwenna vs Levaneer (10/25/2026)

Masters Work