As I play there are questions i am coming across where this is little or no information, what little i find is scattered across the web so Ill post it here for others and test it as i go. if something is wrong or missing feel free to leave a comment and ill change/add it.


There are better guides for weapon crafting but as a general rule:

3 ingots - Great Hammers, Great Swords, Double handed axes, Pickaxes. generally require double hand grips.

1 ingot - Daggers

2 ingots - everything else


Crafted hammers show up as "Mallets", but when a customer request a one handed hammer its still the same.

Quality seems to have no value on sale price atm. So spending time sharpening a blade for extra quality will not net a higher price.


Chrisma and rush bonus ( time you take to fill the customer order) will be the greatest consistent influence on price.

Having pre-made ready weapons to sell can help maximize rush bonus. There are some post that claim that a premade weapon sells for less than one made after the order is placed... untested atm.

Leaving pre-made weapons near a customer may result in the customer stealing the weapon and paying little to nothing for it. verified, doesnt even have to be near little bastard jacked a dagger clear on the other end of the room.....

The mini-game to increase quality on am anvil can be done repeatedly, 5 times i believe, with each boost stacking on top of the previous, so if you nail it right you can add +25 to weapon quality. This is important for arming your adventurer.

ores rank

Coal/Carbon -> Copper -> Tin -> Bronze -> Zinc -> Brass -> Iron -> Steel -> Adelite -> Mithril -> Adamantine -> Titanium

supposedly you can sell a customer a lower tier weapon or one teir higher than requested. tested
Sold a customer asking for a copper axe a tin one, However, the customer paid the same price for the tin axe that he would pay for the copper. So i wasted tin ingots for the price of a copper ingot.



so if a customer ask for a tin weapon you can sell them a copper one instead saving while still receiving the money you would get for a tin weapon. This does not apply to special orders where they ask for x guard or x grip to be added

grips and guards bought from the blacksmith shop are sold at cost meaning you make 0 profit off of it. You do get them ever so slightly cheaper from the geoffrys shop, not much though.