Detailed maps of reagents, The Crafters Bible

[TennisLife]

The Crafters Bible

Everything you ever wanted to know about crafting but didn't know whom to ask...

The purpose of this guide is to educate the masses on what reagents are, what they look like, where they can be found, and or gotten, and what they can be used to create. We will start with reagents and what they look like in game. Move on to what the secondary/tertiary reagents are and what is a transmute spell for reagents. We will talk about plants that drop reagents. (Not all plants will drop reagents and or reagents alone so if you plant a garden and it yields something besides what we have listed here, please note that other guides are designed to cover what the plants will drop but for our purposes, we will simply focus on the reagents that the plant yields.) We will also have sections dedicated to vendors and what they offer recipe wise. Everything from rings and athames to pet snacks will be covered. This will be a work in progress and it will go world by world. Maps will be provided that give established reagent routes for locating reagents while "farming" for them and can make your hunt less of a hassle when you have some idea of where to look to find that illusive reagent. Now, on to the good stuff ...

How do I get started in Crafting?

To get started in Crafting, you must first talk to Eudora Tangletree in Olde Town. She will give you a quest to collect some basic reagents to build you your first Crafting Table. Once you have your table, you are on your way to being able to create some unique items that can enhance your game play fun. That's all well and good but, what am I supposed to look for? Reagents of course ... You don't know what Reagents are? Well, lets correct that shall we ...

What are reagents?

Reagents are items collected in game to create something else in game. You can take a recipe (available from the crafting "instructors") and following that recipe, make the item you bought the recipe for. There are three types of reagents.

Normal Harvest Reagents (1st Type) : These are reagents that can be gathered while questing. They can also be harvested from plants while gardening.

Rare Harvest Reagents (2nd Type) : These can be collected while collecting Primary Reagents. They are a rare drop from them. An example is Acorns. Acorns can be found while collecting Mist Wood. Acorns are a secondary Reagent to Mist Wood. They can also be harvested from plants and or transmuted when you reach the appropriate level to transmute reagents. That will be covered later on.

Tertiary Reagents (3rd Type) : These reagents are what you obtain as drops from battles throughout the spiral. They can also be harvested from plants and or transmuted as well.


Where can I find the reagents? Normal Harvest Reagents can be found on the ground in all worlds. Here are some pictures of what we will call normal harvest reagents from here out....

Reagents, when harvested, can sometimes yield Secondary Reagents. Here are the normally harvested reagents and the rare harvest reagents that they can give...

The recipes will need more than just the Reagents we collect. Beside each instructor from Wizard City, Krokotopia, Marleybone, Mooshu and Dragonspyre will be a Reagents Vendor. They will be able to provide you (for a small gold price of course) the additional Reagents needed to complete your Crafting needs. Each Vendor will have one or two additional Reagents up to Zoltan Nightstone (Reagent Vendor, Dragonspyre) who will have all the previous worlds Reagents available. The Reagent Vendor in Celestia does not stand next to an instructor but stands in the commons of Celestia.

Lets look at what they have

That's all well and good but what can I make? Intermixed with each world map section will be a list of items that Vendors (in that world) will offer for sale that will help you along your journey through the Spiral. Many items from gear to housing items are offered and available for Crafting.

So, now you know what your looking for, now we need to get you started as to where to look.

This will come in handy. It's a Map Legend for the Reagents located on the Maps. Look at the color assigned to each Reagent and then locate that dot on the maps and you will know where to look to find those Reagents. If you do not see a Reagent at the location provided on your map, don't fret. It simply means that the particular Reagent you are looking for is not in the Realm in which you are in. Realm "Hopping"* is a great way to locate a lot of Reagents in a short amount of time. Search the Realm you are in currently, change realms and look again. The Reagents will not be at every location in every realm. We realm hopped many times to locate as many respawn locations as possible. This is simply the results of our realm hopping and where we were able to find them ....

*Realm Hopping is simply opening your wizard handbook, going to the options page and selecting another realm from the list and clicking okay. Realm Hopping is essential in being able to do many things in Wizard101. Please note however that some instances/dungeons will NOT allow you to "hop". In this case, exit the instance/dungeon and change realms then re-enter.

Reagent Hunting Begins

Eudora Tangletree sells the following recipes for the following items

Close to the end of Wizard City is when Gardening begins. At level 12, Milinda Wu will call you with a quest. This will be your start in Gardening. What does Gardening have to do with Crafting? Good question. Gardening provides a constant supply of reagents of all kinds that saves many crafters from having to go out and collect on routes within the worlds of the Spiral. Although the plants gardened will drop other items ... treasure cards, pet snacks ... for our purposes, we will only concentrate on the reagents that are dropped and from which plants.


Each world that has a plant vendor offers at least one plant that will yield reagents of one form or another. Here are the vendors of the Spiral and the Plants that they offer ...


Wizard City Vendor



(Plant - Dropped Reagents - Price of Seeds)

Dandelion - Cat Tail, Ore, Deep Mushroom, Stone Block, Bone, Mistwood - 600 Gold

Boom Shroom - Deep Mushroom, Red Mandrake, Spider Silk - 1,200 Gold

Helephant Ears - Fire Blossom, Scrap Iron, Ore - 1,800 Gold

Evil Snow Peas - Frost Flower - 1,800 Gold

Fickle Pickle - Stone Block, Shell, Golden Pearl, Red Mandrake, Aether, Ore, Fossil, Ancient Scroll, Grendelweed, Parchment, Lava Lilly, Spring, Aquamarine, Pearl, Blood Moss, Fire Blossom, Frost Flower, Sunstone, Diamond, Acorn, Deep Mushroom, Nightshade, Mistwood, Sandstone - 2,400 Gold


Krokotopia Vendor



Snap Dragon - Deep Mushroom, Peridot, Onyx, Mistwood, Amethyst, Jade, Sapphire, Ruby, Ore, Citrine, Black Coal, Stone Block, Frost Flower - 600 Gold


Wysteria Vendor



Snap Dragon - Deep Mushroom, Peridot, Onyx, Mistwood, Amethyst, Jade, Sapphire, Ruby, Ore, Citrine, Black Coal, Stone Block, Frost Flower - 600 Gold

Tiger Lily - Cat Tail - 1,200 Gold


Mooshu Plants




Orange Dandelion - Simple Vial, Shadow Oil, Bone, Ectoplasm, Frost Flower, Bronze Gear, Spider Silk, Parchment, Red Mandrake, Leather Straps - 1,200 Gold

Burning Snap Dragon - Deep Mushroom, Red Mandrake, Spider Silk - 1,200 Gold

Venus Fly Trap - Red Mandrake, Mist Wood, Scrap Iron - 1,800 Gold


Wintertusk Plants



Maelstrom Snap Dragon - Sunstone, Pearl, Sandstone, Pristine Vial, Scales, Aether, Fire Blossom, Fish Fin, Shell, Water Lily, Perfect Jade, Perfect Ruby, Perfect Citrine, Perfect Onyx, Perfect Amethyst, Perfect Peridot, Perfect Sapphire, Aquamarine, Golden Pearl, Kelp - 3,600 Gold

Deadly Fly Trap - Bone, Deep Mushroom, Blood Moss, Black Pearl - 4,200 Gold


Celestia Plants



Trumpet Vine - Leather Straps - 2,400 Gold

Frozen Fly Traps - Frost Flower, Diamond - 3,000 Gold


Crown Shop Plants*



Pink Dandelion - Black Pearl, Ancient Scroll, Crystal Vial, Lava Lily, Spring, Blood Moss, Spider Silk, Cat Tail, Bone - 500 Crowns

Deadly Helephant Ears - Sandstone, Pearl, Aquamarine, Diamond - 750 Crowns

King Parsley - Sunstone, Diamond, Aether, Spring, Black Pearl - 750 Crowns

Silver Trumpet Vine - Golden Pearl - 1,000 Crowns

Evil Magma Peas - Pearl, Sandstone, Black Lotus, Scrap Iron, Aether, Golden Pearl, Sunstone, Aquamarine - 1,250 Crowns

* These plants may rotate during the year as not all plants will always be available or some plants will be added during a particular holiday. Also, the price may be reduced during certain sale times. Check the Crown Shop periodically for any changes that KI may make.



Plant Seeds are also available throughout the Spiral as drops. Check your backpack for any seeds that you may have won during questing and you can also check the Bazaar for some additional seeds if you come up a little short at planting time. Note however that some seeds carry a "No Auction" tag so not all seeds will be available via the Bazaar. Happy Gardening Young Wizard ...






Picking up after finishing the beginning crafting quests for Eudora Tangletree. Eudora will give you the quest, Krok Watcher. This will lead you to visit Wul'yahm to continue your crafting career.

The hunting moves to the desert

We will also cover Gardening (a major aspect of any crafters arsenal of needs) and Transmuting Reagents. Transmuting Reagents is simply taking reagents in one form and creating new reagents from them. An example is Black Lotus can be Transmuted into Black Pearls. These "courses" will be covered at the appropriate times as you have to be a certain level to do either one. Gardening starts at level 12 so we will discuss it after Wizard City and before we get into Krokotopia (level wise that is) and Transmuting happens during Krokotopia as once you finish the quests that Wul'Yahm gives you then you will be able to go back to Eudora Tangletree and get the transmute spells she offers.


Slowly but surely the maps are coming together and will be uploaded and placed in their proper sections when complete. Any help with them will be greatly appreciated and will help it to come together sooner.Since I have changed the way the reagents appear in the maps, it has taken me a bit to get this back on track. Sorry for the delay and hope it eases the search by not having to memorize the dots and simply searching the maps for the reagent types desired.

Now if you will excuse me, I know I had that hammer around here somewhere ....

EDIT: This guide is still very much a work in progress. Jester has graciously allowed me to take it over, and I've been slowly but surely getting it back on the road. But again this is a huge project that I would really appreciate any help with. If you're interested please vm or pm me for more details. This guide was originally started by Lord and Lady Stormrider, so I want to maintain the level of excellence and dedicated effort put into it.
-TennisLife

[Lord StormRider]

To thank everyone for their efforts in helping with this massive project, let me simply say thank you now. Listing everyone's names would be hard and cause ill feelings if someone was forgotten in that list and yes, I do tend to forget things. Rather than have someone's feelings hurt inadvertently, please understand that I am thanking one and all now and hoping that all who use this guide have a better understanding of crafting and an easier time of it thanks to everyone's efforts in making it a guide all can use.

With sincere thanks ... Lord and Lady Stormrider

[Matthew]

Ooh this is gonna be a nice guide once its finished, great job so far!

[Lulu NoobFist]

Wow what a project. Looks great so far and I'm sure it will be awesome when it's done. Great work!

[Willowdreamer]

Wow - this is pretty cool.

Am I the only one who is having trouble with the original post being too wide for my screen?

Also, they've added Kelp as a Secondary Reagent to Cattails, which isn't shown, but possibly that's because this has been a work in progress for a while.

Great job!

[Jester]

I simply cannot wait to see the finished product, it looks amazing LS!

[Johnny]

Wow great job Lord Stormrider!
This will be an awesome guide when its finished.
So far it looks great, goodluck with it.

[Lord StormRider]

Thank you all It will be a work in progress for a while yet so ...

Wow - this is pretty cool.

Am I the only one who is having trouble with the original post being too wide for my screen?

No Willowdreamer, that was a mistake on my part. It will be corrected and you should not have that problem in the future ... (fingers crossed lol)

Also, they've added Kelp as a Secondary Reagent to Cattails, which isn't shown, but possibly that's because this has been a work in progress for a while.

Great job!

Sorry, I have not collected Cattails in a while as both shared banks are at max capacity on them. 999 cattails and my gardeners packs are filling as well. I appreciate it and any future mistakes I make, and I am sure I will make more than I have already seen myself lol, please point them out. The guide will only be as good as and as accurate as the information it contains. If the information is inaccurate, the guide will become useless and that is not the desired intent ... Thanks

[~Kestrel~]

Amazing job, it's looking great so far. If we find another location that typically spawns reagents would you like a PM or VM about them? For example I have found mist wood in Ravenwood tucked in behind the Myth tower (on Malorn's side) on many occasions.

[pazz]

Its a great guide its a great help to me already! thank you!