Whilst out adventuring in the many dungeons or on the fields of Spellborn, players will find a lot of items. These items vary from weaponry to leftover food rations. The primary use of many of the items found during your adventures will be to use them and while some might seem useless, most can be used to craft new items or repair broken items.
These items can be obtained in a logical way. In Spellborn, humanoid hostile NPCs, when killed may drop what they currently wear. These items will indeed be broken, necessitating repairs. To the contrary, hostile animal NPCs won’t drop money or equipment. You’ll be able to loot tusks, fur, guts, etc, used for your crafting needs.
Repairing broken items
If you happen to come across broken items that you want to have repaired, you should take the item to the nearest shopkeeper He can appraise your item and he will tell you what items he will need to repair your item. The recipe list of required materials will then be deposited in your inventory.
When you find all of the items needed to repair your broken item, bring them together with the recipe to any blacksmith and he will be able to create the item in question. The repaired item will be placed in your inventory and can be used after you leave the shop.
For instance you find a broken Sword.
First you bring the broken sword to a vendor The NPC looks at the weapon and appraises it for a small amount of money. He then gives you a recipe that lists the ingredients needed to repair the item, which looks a bit like this:
If you bring those items and recipes to any Forge NPC he will let you create the item for a fee.
After creation the item will appear in your inventory.
Crafting new items
When out adventuring you will definitely come across a large amount of recipes. These recipes can be used to craft various items that will either look very nice or give you a small boost to your character statistics.
The materials and ingredients required to complete a recipe are found all over the world and differ in quality. Some are pretty easy to get, whilst others are very hard to come by. It might be that the items you require only drop on a certain shard or from just one kind of creature or humanoid.
If you read the required materials written on the recipe you can find out what items you need to find. You can buy them, trade them with fellow guildmembers or try to find them in the world.
If you have found all the required materials, bring them together with the recipe to the nearest forge and the shopkeeper will forge your item for a small fee. The item will then be automatically placed in your inventory and can be used after you have left the forge.
Shops
Shops play an important role in the life of a player and are operated by NPCs. You can go to a shop for a wide variety of services, ranging from the crafting of items to dyeing armour and clothing, and buying recipes. The following shops can be found throughout the cities of the Enclave:
• Forge:
Forge Assistant: Sell Weapons and Armor.
Blacksmith: Identify Broken items to create Recipes. Craft items from Recipes.
Sigilcrafter: Craft Sigils from Recipes. Place and remove Sigils.(link to FD)
Tailor: Sell Clothing
Dyer: Dye Armor or Clothing.
• Rune Shop:
Tattooist: Sets Runemage Tattoos.
Bloodletter: Applies Bloodwarrior Scars.
Tinkerer: Sells Trickster Gadgets.
• Soul Shop:
Preceptor: Teaches Adept Stances.
Orb Weaver: Creates Void Seer Spheres.
Soul Catcher: Sells Skinshifter Soul Mazes.
• Spirit Shop:
Heraldist: Sells Wrathguard Crests.
Echotamer: Sells Ancestral Mage Spirit Pets.
Physician: Sells Deathhand Poisons.
• Tavern:
Tavern Keeper: Sells Consumables.
Cook: Creates Consumables from Recipes.
