Difference between revisions of "Tinkering"

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Tinkering is a crafting skill. It provides very little direct benefit to combat. You can, however, repair and create items, which makes Tinkering a coveted skill.

That fellow, or lass, with pockets overflowing with bits of metal, scraps of ore, and widgets and trinkets of various shapes and sizes may be your local tinker. Tinkers of Britannia may create a wide variety of tools, traps, trinkets and other items to brighten the houses and keeps of Britannia.

Training

• 0 - 30: Train at NPC Tinkerer
• 30 - 45: Scissors (2 ingots each)
• 45 - 60: Hammers (1 ingot each)
• 60 - 92.5: Lockpicks (1 ingot each)
• 92.5 - 95: Candelabras (4 ingots each)
• 95 - 100: Scales and Spyglasses (4 ingots each) - alternated every 500 Ingots

Tinker-Made Weapons

While blacksmiths make most of the in-game weapons, Tinkers make a few weapons as well:

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Tinkered Parts

Recipe Jewelry

Recipes for Tinker Artifacts are received rarely from quests which ask for Tinker Tools, Empty Bottles, Clocks, Wind Chimes, and Barrel Taps.

No Recipe Magic Jewelry

The jewelry below comes with random mods in addition to the fixed mod(s) listed below. The fixed mods are not guaranteed to have the highest possible intensity. I have crafted a few exceptional rings and bracelets and had an intensity of 3%. Bare that in mind.

Name	Ingredients	Fixed Stats
Brilliant Amber Bracelet	File:Ingots.gif File:Amber.PNG File:Brilliant Amber.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Amber, 10 Brilliant Amber	1-5 random properties Intensity range up to 100% Always one of the following Lower Reagent Cost, Faster Casting, Faster Cast Recovery, Spell Damage Increase
Fire Ruby Bracelet	File:Ingots.gif File:Ruby.gif File:Fire Ruby.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Rubies, 10 Fire Ruby	1-5 random properties Always one of the following: Fire Resist 10%, Hit Point Regeneration +2 (rare)
Dark Sapphire Bracelet	File:Ingots.gif File:Sapphire.PNG File:Dark Sapphire.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Sapphires, 10 Dark Sapphire	1-5 random properties Intensity range up to 80% Always one of the following: Cold Resist 10%, Mana Regeneration +2 (rare)
White Pearl Bracelet	File:Ingots.gif File:Tourmaline.gif File:White Pearl.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Tourmalines, 10 White Pearl	3-6 random properties Night Sight Always one of the following: LRC 10% or 20%, FC, FCR
Ecru Citrine Ring	File:Ingots.gif File:Citrine.PNG File:Ecru Citrine.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Citrines, 10 Ecru Citrine	2-5 random properties Always one of the following: Enhance Potions 5%, Strength Bonus +5, Enhance Potions 75% (uncommon)
Blue Diamond Ring	File:Ingots.gif File:Diamond.PNG File:Blue Diamond.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Diamonds, 10 Blue Diamond	2-5 random properties Always one of the following: LRC +10%, FC, FCR, SDI
Perfect Emerald Ring	File:Ingots.gif File:Emerald.PNG File:Perfect Emerald.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Emeralds, 10 Perfect Emerald	2-5 random properties Intensity range up to 80% Always one of the following: Poison Resist 10%, SDI +5%
Turquoise Ring	File:Ingots.gif File:Amethyst.gif File:Turquoise.PNG 5 Ingots, 20 Amethysts, 10 Turquoise	1-4 random properties Always one of the following: Damage Increase 15%, Swing Speed Increase 5% (rare)

Notes

Some of the intensities on properties above are cumulative or "stack". For example, I just made a Turquoise Ring with 27% Damage. Max Damage Increase for jewelry is typically 25%. A Turquoise Ring can get a 15% Damage Increase as a property. So, this particular ring randomly spawned with 12% Damage Increase and then got the 15% boost to get to 27%. Stacking of properties can create artifact type jewelry since you can surpass the typical caps.

See Also

• Tinkering page on UO.com