Gloria Victis Crafting Guide – Skills, Workshops, and More!

On the hunt for a Gloria Victis crafting guide? You’ve come to the right place! Our guide contains all you need to know about the crafting system in the game. We’ve included information about the different crafting skills, workstations, and more!

Gloria Victis is a medieval-style MMORPG with a fantastic open world. Immerse yourself in the vast world as you wander through capital cities and verdant fields. Take part in PvE and PvP combat, or relax with an afternoon of fishing and farming. Upgrade and craft new pieces of armor, and equip your character with high-tier weapons to increase your stats!

Looking for more Gloria Victis content? Take a look at our Gloria Victis Builds guide, Gloria Victis farming guide, and our Gloria Victis resources guide.

Gloria Victis Crafting Guide

Now, let’s move on to the guide!

Crafting Skills

There are a variety of crafting skills to level in Gloria Victis, let’s take a look at them!

• Armoursmithing – Craft medium and heavy armor and shields
• Archaeology – Collect a range of items and treasure
• Cooking and Herbalism – Cook meals and brew potions/beer
• Disassembly – Destroy armor and weapons to obtain materials
• Engineering – Create tools and materials for building
• Fishing – Catch fish and use fish traps
• Forestry – Chop down trees for wood
• Forestry and Farming – Plant and grow crops, process pieces of wood, and catch fish
• Mining – Mine resources such as ores, stones, and minerals
• Smelting and Roasting – Process a variety of minerals
• Tailoring and Leatherworking – Craft medium and light armor
• Weapon Forging – Craft ranged and melee weapons

Crafting Color Codes

You’ll spot different colored dots next to certain craftable items in the game’s Crafting window.

Dots

• Green – You can craft this item
• Red – You are missing materials for this item
• Gray – Your level is too low
• Green Up Arrow – You can obtain boosted results when crafting this item
• Question Mark – You haven’t got this recipe yet

Numbers

• Orange – High EXP
• Yellow – Moderate EXP
• Green – Low EXP
• Gray – No EXP
• Red – Your level is too low

Crafting Recipes

Now, to be able to craft in the first place, you need certain recipes. There are recipes for practically everything in the game such as building materials, food, armor, tools, weapons, and more.

It’s important to note that you can learn recipes that are too high-level for you at your current level, however, you can’t craft those recipes until you meet the recipe level.

You can purchases recipes from the following NPCs:

• Kurt the Merchant
• Pilgrim’s Rock Herbalist
• Meggy
• Armoursmith
• Weaponsmith
• Glory Quartermaster
• Harlan the Tailor
• Rodrig the Leatherworker
• Food and Herb Merchant
• Capital City Merchant
• Quartermaster of Lordly Haven
• Quartermaster of Hordun Temple
• Quartermaster of Lord’s Wrath Abbey
• Midlander Glory Vendors
• Sangmar Glory Vendors
• Ismir Glory Vendors

You can also obtain recipes by looting chests and enemies, as well as through rewards for completing certain quests. Additionally, you can grab recipes from The Market too!

Mass Production

There are also special recipes called Mass Production Recipes – they create 10x the amount of a normal recipe. You can purchase this type of recipe from the Glory Quartermaster for a total of 3K Contribution Points (you also need to have Glory level 5!)

• Mass Production Flour
• Mass Production Canvas
• Mass Production Threads
• Mass Production Charcoal
• Mass Production Wood Billets
• Mass Production Thin Tanned Leather

Crafting Workshops

Each recipe has its own preferred crafting workshop. By using the preferred workshop, you can yield a considerable amount of items and EXP. You can craft items without a specific workshop, or you can use the wrong one, but it certainly hinders your overall yield. Here are the crafting workshops:

• Engineering – Lumber Mills
• Weapon Forging
• Armoursmithing
• Tailor and Leatherworking
• Cooking and Alchemy – Inside inns
• Villager’s Workshop – Farms

Crafting Workstations

Workstations are used to craft specific items! You can leave your materials to process at a workstation while you keep yourself busy doing something else in the game. If you place a workstation in a Crafting District or a loot zone, you can receive a bonus!

Keep in mind that all workstations need oil, bait, or fuel to function. Additionally, you need the correct amount of materials to craft your desired item. Here are the available workstations:

• Metallurgic Furnace – Steel, bulat, dwizer
• Bloomery – Lumps and steel
• Campire – Simple food
• Fish Trap – Catch fish
• Brewery – Beer
• Furnace – Dwizer, steel, and lumps
• Distillation Apparatus – Alcohol

That concludes our Gloria Victis crafting guide! For more information about the game, visit the official website or the game’s Steam page.

Adele Wilson

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With experience writing for GameRant and in SEO copywriting, Adele loves to combine her adoration for gaming and writing. She'll talk your ear off about anything fantasy, and if she's not typing away at her desk, she's probably playing an RPG somewhere.