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* Artisan classes do not allow players to become a master of all <ref>[[File:CraftSpec2.png|350px]]</ref> . Players will have to choose a path in their artisan skill tree.<ref>[[File:artisan skill tree.png|350px]]</ref> | * Artisan classes do not allow players to become a master of all <ref>[[File:CraftSpec2.png|350px]]</ref> . Players will have to choose a path in their artisan skill tree.<ref>[[File:artisan skill tree.png|350px]]</ref> | ||
| + | * Branching into certain paths allows the player an opportunity to specialize in certain areas. | ||
| + | * Artisan paths encourages player dependency enhancing the artisan experience. | ||
| + | * Part of the artisan process will involve [[Caravans|caravan trading]] to move and trade goods. | ||
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Artisan progression
- Artisan classes do not allow players to become a master of all [1] . Players will have to choose a path in their artisan skill tree.[2]
- Branching into certain paths allows the player an opportunity to specialize in certain areas.
- Artisan paths encourages player dependency enhancing the artisan experience.
- Part of the artisan process will involve caravan trading to move and trade goods.
