Training
Training is the process of upgrading the Artisans. Each Artisan has ten skill levels, and as they increase in skill they gain new titles, learn new crafting recipes, and offer better items for sale.
Their appearance improves as well, with their wagons growing more elaborately-decorated, and more cool stuff appearing in their displays.
Training an Artisan is not free; each level requires progressively more materials and gold. Since the higher levels provide considerable benefits to the player, it's assumed they will be quite expensive to train, though no details have yet been revealed.
The Blacksmith
Haedrig Eamon starts out as an Apprentice Blacksmith. To upgrade him to the next level, Journeyman Blacksmith, costs 250 gold as seen in the table below (or on Diablo 3's own website [1]). However the blacksmith also needs experience in each level. In the first level that costs 250 gold for each 20%. So upgrading a blacksmith to a fully learned apprentice blacksmith will cost a cumulative total of 1000 gold (the last 20% from 80 to 100 is leveling him to journeyman blacksmith). For each level the blacksmith increases, this price is increased 250 gold. In the later levels (from grandmaster and up) the price also includes Pages of Blacksmithing.
- Level One: Apprentice Blacksmith. Starting state.
- Level Two: Journeyman Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 250 gold.
- Level Three: Adept Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 500 gold.
- Level Four: Master Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 750 gold.
- Level Five: Grandmaster Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 1000 gold and 25 Pages of Blacksmithing.
- Level Six: Illustrious Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 1250 gold and 25 Pages of Blacksmithing.
- Level Seven: Magnificent Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 1500 gold and 30 Pages of Blacksmithing.
- Level Eight: Resplendent Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 1750 gold and 40 Pages of Blacksmithing.
- Level Nine: Glorious Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 2000 gold and 50 Pages of Blacksmithing.
- Level Ten: Exalted Blacksmith.
- Upgrade Cost: 5000 gold and 100 Pages of Blacksmithing.
The cumulative total of an exalted blacksmith will be 60,000 gold and 1090 Pages of Blacksmithing.
The Jeweler
Covetous Shen starts out as an Apprentice Jeweler. To upgrade him to the next level, Journeyman Jeweler, costs 1000 gold as seen in the table below.[2]
- Level One: Apprentice Jeweler. Starting state.
- Level Two: Journeyman Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 1000 gold.
- Level Three: Adept Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 2000 gold.
- Level Four: Master Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 3000 gold.
- Level Five: Grandmaster Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 4000 gold.
- Level Six: Illustrious Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 5000 gold and 200 Pages of Jewelcrafting.
- Level Seven: Magnificent Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 6000 gold and 200 Pages of Jewelcrafting.
- Level Eight: Resplendent Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 7000 gold and 300 Pages of Jewelcrafting.
- Level Nine: Glorious Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 8000 gold and 400 Pages of Jewelcrafting.
- Level Ten: Exalted Jeweler.
- Upgrade Cost: 10000 gold and 500 Pages of Jewelcrafting.
The Mystic
The mystic was one of the three intended artisans but was later removed. He was intended to craft magical items for the spell casters but his items have been moved to the blacksmith who now also crafts these items.
References
| Items of Diablo III [e] Item Basics Normal Items Crafting Legendary Armor I Legendary Armor II Legendary Weapons 1h Legendary Weapons 2h Item Sets |
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