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There are 2 types of tools in game:
{{PAGENAME}} are items used with the Crafting Skills and are required to be equipped when used on a Crafting Station.
* Equipable Tools - these must be equipped in order to conduct [[Refining]], [[Gathering]], and [[Production]].
* These items all have a starting Durability of 100, and will be reduced by 1 point of durability, per use.
* Non-equipable tools - these tools are placed on a [[Crafting Station]] as part of a recipe.
* These items can be repaired with a [[Repair Kit - Tool]] to restore a small amount of Durability.
 
* Standard Tools can have various [[Tool Engraving Kit]]s applied to the tool, giving the tool various positive and negative Bonuses. '''The Tool Engraving Kit bonuses listed below are all completely wrong and out of date as of Release 105. See the page [[Tool Engraving Kit]] for the up to date bonuses for each type of engraving kit.'''
=Non-Equipable Tools=
==Standard Tools==
These tools are placed on a [[Crafting Station]] as part of a recipe; they are ''not'' equipped.
{| class="sotawikitable"
 
  ! Icon !! Item !! Bonuses
Non-equipable tools cannot be repaired and cannot be modified with a [[Tool Engraving Kit]].
 
In the recipe book, recipes that use non-equipable tools will list the tool among the ingredients and the tool name will be followed by "(τ)", a stylized capital T in parentheses (which stands for "Tool").
 
These tools can be purchased from NPC [[Crafting Supplies Merchant]]s and some other crafting related NPC [[Merchant Types]].
 
* [[Bone Needle]]
* [[Edged Chisel]]
* Molds (such as [[Ingot Mold]], [[Wire Mold]], etc.)
* [[Protractor Angle Finder]]
* [[Rawhide Mallet]]
* [[Stone Chisel]]
* [[Wire Pliers]]
* [[Wood Chisel]]
* [[Wood Rasp]]
 
=Equipable Tools - General Information =
These tools must be equipped in order to conduct [[Refining]], [[Gathering]], and [[Production]].
 
===Properties of Equipable Tools===
:* [[Prosperity Tool|Prosperity Tools]] and [[Artisan Tools]] do not lose durability (i.e they are indestructible and do not break; therefore, they never need repair). Also, they cannot be Engraved.
:* Standard (Non-Engraved) Tools and Engraved Tools have the following properties:
:** They lose 1 point of [[Durability]] each time they are used.
:** They will ''not'' function when they have zero durability (i.e. the tool is broken).
:** A [[Repair Kit - Tool]] can be used to restore durability to the tool (drag and drop the repair kit onto the tool).
 
:A Standard (Non-engraved) Tool can be converted into an Engraved Tool by dragging and dropping a [[Tool Engraving Kit]] onto the Standard Tool. Engraving the tool adds positive (and sometimes negative) bonuses to the tool depending on the type of Engraving kit that is used.  
 
===Repairing Equipable Tools===
:* [[Prosperity Tool|Prosperity Tools]] and [[Artisan Tools]] do not lose durability (i.e they are indestructible and do not break; therefore, they cannot be repaired).
:* Standard (non-engraved) tools and Engraved Tools ''can'' be repaired (even if they are broken with zero [[durability]]). Repair is accomplished by either of the following methods (the repair kit is consumed during the repair):
:** Drag and drop a [[Repair Kit - Tool]] onto the tool.
:** Right click on the tool and select "Repair" from the menu (this will only work if you have a [[Repair Kit - Tool]] in your inventory).
 
===How to Equip & Unequip a Tool===
:There are two ways to equip/unequip a tool.
:* Method 1 - open your [[Inventory]] window by pressing the "I" key or by clicking on the backpack icon in the upper right of the game window. Click the cog icon in the upper right of the Inventory window and make sure "Show Equipped Tools" is selected (when the "Show Equipped Tools" mode is activated, the menu will list "Hide Equipped Tools" as an option rather than "Show Equipped Tools"). Place the tool in your inventory, then right-click the tool and select "Equip (Tool)" to equip the tool. To unquip the tool, find it on your inventory list , right-click on it, and select "Unequip (Tool)". Note: Equipable tools will show up under the "All items" tab and the "Crafting" tab in the Inventory Window.
:* Method 2 - open your [[Skills]] window  by pressing the "K" key or by clicking on the Stained Glass Window icon in the upper right of the game window and selecting "Skills" from the menu. Select the "Crafting" tab in the skills window, then (on the left side of the window), click on the icon for the crafting modality for which your tool will be used (e.g. Click on the "Mining" icon if you want to equip a [[Pickaxe]]). In the lower mid portion of the window you will see a small box labelled "equipped". To equip the tool, drag and drop the tool into the box. To unequip the tool, drag it out of the box and drop it into your inventory (or you can right-click on the tool in the box and select "Unequip (Tool)").
 
===Where to Get Equipable Tools===
* Standard (Non-Engraved) Tools can be purchased from NPC [[Crafting Supplies Merchant]]s and some other crafting related NPC [[Merchant Types]].
* Engraved tools are made by applying a [[Tool Engraving Kit]] to a Standard (Non-Engraved) Tool.
* [[Prosperity Tool]]s can be purchased in the [[Crown Shop]].
* [[Artisan Tools]] were given out as Pledge Rewards during initial game development, and can no longer be obtained (unless another player is willing to part with their Artisan Tool).
 
=Equipable Tools - Varations & Details =
===Standard (Non-engraved) Tools===
:::{| class="sotawikitable"
  ! Icon !! Item !! Skill It's Used For !! Maximum Durability
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Carpentry_Hammer.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Carpentry_Hammer.png|50px]]
  | [[Carpentry Hammer]]
  | [[Carpentry Hammer]]
  | --
  | [[Carpentry]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Cleaver_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Cleaver_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Cleaver]]
  | [[Cleaver]]
  | --
  | [[Butchery]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Cooking_Pot.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Cooking_Pot.png|50px]]
  | [[Cooking Pot]]
  | [[Cooking Pot]]
  | --
  | [[Cooking]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Cubit_Measure.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Cubit_Measure.png|50px]]
  | [[Cubit Measure]]
  | [[Cubit Measure]]
  | --
  | [[Milling]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Fishing_Rod_of_Prosperity_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Fishing_Rod_of_Prosperity_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Fishing Rod]]
  | [[Fishing Rod]]
  | --
  | [[Fishing]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Harvesting_Axe_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Harvesting_Axe_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Harvesting Axe]]
  | [[Harvesting Axe]]
  | --
  | [[Forestry]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Hoe_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Hoe_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Hoe]]
  | [[Hoe]]
  | --
  | [[Agriculture]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Loom_Shuttle_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Loom_Shuttle_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Loom Shuttle]]
  | [[Loom Shuttle]]
  | --
  | [[Textiles]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Mortar_and_Pestle_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Mortar_and_Pestle_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Mortar and Pestle]]
  | [[Mortar and Pestle]]
  | --
  | [[Alchemy]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Pickaxe_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Pickaxe_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Pickaxe]]
  | [[Pickaxe]]
  | --
  | [[Mining]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Sickle_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Sickle_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Sickle]]
  | [[Sickle]]
  | --
  | [[Foraging]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Skinning_Knife_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Skinning_Knife_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Skinning Knife]]
  | [[Skinning Knife]]
  | --
  | [[Field Dressing]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Smelting_Tongs_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Smelting_Tongs_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Smelting Tongs]]
  | [[Smelting Tongs]]
  | --
  | [[Smelting]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Smithing_Hammer_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Smithing_Hammer_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Smithing Hammer]]
  | [[Smithing Hammer]]
  | --
  | [[Blacksmithing]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Tailoring_Scissors_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Tailoring_Scissors_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Tailoring Scissors]]
  | [[Tailoring Scissors]]
  | --
  | [[Tailoring]]
| 100
  |-
  |-
  | [[Image:Tanning_Knife_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Image:Tanning_Knife_icon.png|50px]]
  | [[Tanning Knife]]
  | [[Tanning Knife]]
  | --
  | [[Tanning]]
|}  
| 100
|}


==Engraved Tools==
===Engraved Tools===
All Standard Tools can have a Tool Engraving Kit applied to them, giving the Standard Tool Bonuses on the item.
[[Tool Engraving Kit]]s can be crafted by the Avatar and they are used on any Standard (Non-Engraved) Tool to create an Engraved Tool (which has additional buffs, and possibly debuffs, that were not present on the Standard Tool). The buffs/debuff that are applied depend on the type of Tool Engraving Kit that is used. To apply an engraving kit, drag and drop the kit onto the tool.


'''The Tool Engraving Kit bonuses listed are all completely wrong and out of date as of Release 105. See the page [[Tool Engraving Kit]] for the up to date bonuses for each type of engraving kit.'''
For details regarding the Types of Engraving Kits and the buffs/debuffs they apply, see [[Tool Engraving Kit]] (on that wikipage, click the individual kit types to see the recipes to create each kit).
===Tool Engraving Kit - Heavy Iron Bonuses===
 
* When a [[Tool Engraving Kit - Heavy Iron]] is used on a Standard Tool, it will have these applied Bonuses added to the item:
====''Tools with Heavy Iron Engravings''====
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===Tool Engraving Kit - True Bronze Bonuses===
====''Tools with True Bronze Engravings''====
* When a [[Tool Engraving Kit - True Bronze]] is used on a Standard Tool, it will have these applied Bonuses added to the item:
 
'''The Tool Engraving Kit bonuses listed are all completely wrong and out of date as of Release 105. See the page [[Tool Engraving Kit]] for the up to date bonuses for each type of engraving kit.'''
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===Tool Engraving Kit - Gold Bonuses===
====''Tools with Gold Engravings''====
* When a [[Tool Engraving Kit - Gold]] is used on a Standard Tool, it will have these applied Bonuses on the item:
 
'''The Tool Engraving Kit bonuses listed are all completely wrong and out of date as of Release 105. See the page [[Tool Engraving Kit]] for the up to date bonuses for each type of engraving kit.'''
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===Tool Engraving Kit - Silver Bonuses===
====''Tools with Silver Engravings''====
* When a [[Tool Engraving Kit - Silver]] is used on a Standard Tool, it will have these applied Bonuses on the item:
 
'''The Tool Engraving Kit bonuses listed are all completely wrong and out of date as of Release 105. See the page [[Tool Engraving Kit]] for the up to date bonuses for each type of engraving kit.'''
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==Prosperity Tools==
 
A series of {{PAGENAME}} that never loose durability, can be purchased from the [[Crown Shop]] or were rewards from various Pledges.
===Prosperity Tools===
* [[Prosperity Items]]
[[Prosperity Tool]]s can be purchased from the [[Crown Shop]].
Prosperity tools have the following properties:
* The never loose durability (so they never break and never need repair).
* They cannot be modified with a Tool Engraving Kit.
* They offer several crafting related bonuses (see below).
 
-{{Query item variation name|Prosperity|Tools}}
 
===Artisan Tools===
[[Artisan Tools]] were given out as Pledge Rewards during initial game development, and can no longer be obtained (unless another player is willing to part with their Artisan Tool).
 
Artisan tools have the following properties:
* The never loose durability (so they never break and never need repair).
* They cannot be modified with a Tool Engraving Kit.
* They offer several crafting related bonuses (see below).
 
-{{Query item variation name|Artisan|Tools}}
 
=See Also=
* [[Prosperity Tool]]
* [[Founder Artisan Tools]]
* [[Founder Artisan Tools]]
* [[Artisan Tools]]
* [[Artisan Tools]]
[[Category:Crafting]]
* [[Tool Engraving Kit]]

Latest revision as of 03:08, 15 July 2026

Template:Tocright There are 2 types of tools in game:

Non-Equipable Tools[edit]

These tools are placed on a Crafting Station as part of a recipe; they are not equipped.

Non-equipable tools cannot be repaired and cannot be modified with a Tool Engraving Kit.

In the recipe book, recipes that use non-equipable tools will list the tool among the ingredients and the tool name will be followed by "(τ)", a stylized capital T in parentheses (which stands for "Tool").

These tools can be purchased from NPC Crafting Supplies Merchants and some other crafting related NPC Merchant Types.

Equipable Tools - General Information[edit]

These tools must be equipped in order to conduct Refining, Gathering, and Production.

Properties of Equipable Tools[edit]

  • Prosperity Tools and Artisan Tools do not lose durability (i.e they are indestructible and do not break; therefore, they never need repair). Also, they cannot be Engraved.
  • Standard (Non-Engraved) Tools and Engraved Tools have the following properties:
    • They lose 1 point of Durability each time they are used.
    • They will not function when they have zero durability (i.e. the tool is broken).
    • A Repair Kit - Tool can be used to restore durability to the tool (drag and drop the repair kit onto the tool).
A Standard (Non-engraved) Tool can be converted into an Engraved Tool by dragging and dropping a Tool Engraving Kit onto the Standard Tool. Engraving the tool adds positive (and sometimes negative) bonuses to the tool depending on the type of Engraving kit that is used.

Repairing Equipable Tools[edit]

  • Prosperity Tools and Artisan Tools do not lose durability (i.e they are indestructible and do not break; therefore, they cannot be repaired).
  • Standard (non-engraved) tools and Engraved Tools can be repaired (even if they are broken with zero durability). Repair is accomplished by either of the following methods (the repair kit is consumed during the repair):
    • Drag and drop a Repair Kit - Tool onto the tool.
    • Right click on the tool and select "Repair" from the menu (this will only work if you have a Repair Kit - Tool in your inventory).

How to Equip & Unequip a Tool[edit]

There are two ways to equip/unequip a tool.
  • Method 1 - open your Inventory window by pressing the "I" key or by clicking on the backpack icon in the upper right of the game window. Click the cog icon in the upper right of the Inventory window and make sure "Show Equipped Tools" is selected (when the "Show Equipped Tools" mode is activated, the menu will list "Hide Equipped Tools" as an option rather than "Show Equipped Tools"). Place the tool in your inventory, then right-click the tool and select "Equip (Tool)" to equip the tool. To unquip the tool, find it on your inventory list , right-click on it, and select "Unequip (Tool)". Note: Equipable tools will show up under the "All items" tab and the "Crafting" tab in the Inventory Window.
  • Method 2 - open your Skills window by pressing the "K" key or by clicking on the Stained Glass Window icon in the upper right of the game window and selecting "Skills" from the menu. Select the "Crafting" tab in the skills window, then (on the left side of the window), click on the icon for the crafting modality for which your tool will be used (e.g. Click on the "Mining" icon if you want to equip a Pickaxe). In the lower mid portion of the window you will see a small box labelled "equipped". To equip the tool, drag and drop the tool into the box. To unequip the tool, drag it out of the box and drop it into your inventory (or you can right-click on the tool in the box and select "Unequip (Tool)").

Where to Get Equipable Tools[edit]

Equipable Tools - Varations & Details[edit]

Standard (Non-engraved) Tools[edit]

Icon Item Skill It's Used For Maximum Durability
File:Carpentry Hammer.png Carpentry Hammer Carpentry 100
File:Cleaver icon.png Cleaver Butchery 100
File:Cooking Pot.png Cooking Pot Cooking 100
File:Cubit Measure.png Cubit Measure Milling 100
File:Fishing Rod of Prosperity icon.png Fishing Rod Fishing 100
File:Harvesting Axe icon.png Harvesting Axe Forestry 100
File:Hoe icon.png Hoe Agriculture 100
File:Loom Shuttle icon.png Loom Shuttle Textiles 100
File:Mortar and Pestle icon.png Mortar and Pestle Alchemy 100
File:Pickaxe icon.png Pickaxe Mining 100
File:Sickle icon.png Sickle Foraging 100
File:Skinning Knife icon.png Skinning Knife Field Dressing 100
File:Smelting Tongs icon.png Smelting Tongs Smelting 100
File:Smithing Hammer icon.png Smithing Hammer Blacksmithing 100
File:Tailoring Scissors icon.png Tailoring Scissors Tailoring 100
File:Tanning Knife icon.png Tanning Knife Tanning 100

Engraved Tools[edit]

Tool Engraving Kits can be crafted by the Avatar and they are used on any Standard (Non-Engraved) Tool to create an Engraved Tool (which has additional buffs, and possibly debuffs, that were not present on the Standard Tool). The buffs/debuff that are applied depend on the type of Tool Engraving Kit that is used. To apply an engraving kit, drag and drop the kit onto the tool.

For details regarding the Types of Engraving Kits and the buffs/debuffs they apply, see Tool Engraving Kit (on that wikipage, click the individual kit types to see the recipes to create each kit).

Tools with Heavy Iron Engravings[edit]

Variations

There are currently no known variations of Tools.

Tools with True Bronze Engravings[edit]

Variations

There are currently no known variations of Tools.

Tools with Gold Engravings[edit]

Variations

There are currently no known variations of Tools.

Tools with Silver Engravings[edit]

Variations

There are currently no known variations of Tools.

Prosperity Tools[edit]

Prosperity Tools can be purchased from the Crown Shop. Prosperity tools have the following properties:

  • The never loose durability (so they never break and never need repair).
  • They cannot be modified with a Tool Engraving Kit.
  • They offer several crafting related bonuses (see below).

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Artisan Tools[edit]

Artisan Tools were given out as Pledge Rewards during initial game development, and can no longer be obtained (unless another player is willing to part with their Artisan Tool).

Artisan tools have the following properties:

  • The never loose durability (so they never break and never need repair).
  • They cannot be modified with a Tool Engraving Kit.
  • They offer several crafting related bonuses (see below).

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See Also[edit]