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Mailsmith
Module:Maybe earlier than module 20
Category:Profession Asset
Tag:Mailsmithing
Rank 1
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Rank 2
Rank 3
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Mailsmiths are MailsmithingProfessionAssets that can be acquired as necessary components for completion of Mailsmithing tasks from Forgotten Profession Level 14 and above, and/or as optional components in Rare tasks that will reduce the completion time for their armor pieces.

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Mailsmiths of quality above Common can only originate from [Professions Booster Pack] and asset packs, but they may be traded or bought/sold on the Tarmalune Auction House.

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An [Assistant Mailsmith] can be acquired from a task at Forgotten Profession Level 14. The task requires 4x [Blacksmith]. Mailsmiths of higher tiers may be acquired from [Professions Booster Pack] purchased in the Zen Market. Mailsmiths are not bound and may be bought and sold on the Tarmalune Auction House or traded.

A task requiring a Mailsmith as an asset will take any tier of Mailsmith in its slot. Higher tiered Mailsmiths serve only reduce the production time for the task. A Mailsmith may also be used in place of a [Prospector] or a [Blacksmith] for tasks that call for them.

At Profession Level 3, 4x [Mailsmith] can be upgraded to produce a [Master Mailsmith].
At Profession Level 4, 4x [Master Mailsmith] can be upgraded to produce a [Grandmaster Mailsmith].
At Profession Level 14, 4x [Blacksmith] can be upgraded to produce an [Assistant Mailsmith].
There is no task that will allow an [Assistant Mailsmith] to become a [Mailsmith].

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Mailsmith

Module:Maybe earlier than module 20
Category:Profession Asset
Tag:Mailsmithing
Rank 1
Person
Rank 2
Rank 3
Binding:{{ {{{binding}}} }}
Quality:Common
Requires class:{{{class}}}
Requires race:{{{race}}}
Requires level:{{{level}}}
Item level:{{{ilevel}}}
Damage:
{{{damage}}} Damage
Set Name:{{{set}}}
Use:{{{use}}}
Quest:[[{{{quest}}}]]
Sell value:8
Refinement point:{{{valueRP}}}
Buy cost:

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Assistant Mailsmiths are MailsmithingAssets that can be hired to perform various tasks in order to raise the character's Mailsmithing level and to produce chain and scale armors for the Devoted Cleric and the Great Weapon Fighter respectively. Mailsmiths are required assets needed to complete most Mailsmithing tasks from levels 14 to 20. They can also be added to tasks that offer optional personnel asset slots to reduce the completion time for those tasks. Additionally, they also count as Rank 1 and Rank 2 persons, so they may be used in lower level tasks that call for [Prospector] and [Blacksmith].

An Assistant Mailsmith may be acquired by completing a task at Profession Level 14 that consumes 4x [Blacksmith]. They may also be traded on the Tarmalune Auction House.

Assistant Mailsmiths provide a 5% speed bonus to any tasks in which they are assigned to an Optional Slot. They provide no speed bonus when assigned to the Required Asset Slot.

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