Crafting and Augments

• The station matches selected materials and quantities against its recipes.
• Unrelated extra materials do not prevent an otherwise matching recipe.
• If more than one recipe matches, the recipe listing the most ingredients takes priority.

See the recipe list for ingredients and results.

• A craft needs every listed material and enough inventory space for its result.
• Non-food crafting consumes the materials and always produces the result.
• Cooking rolls for success after consuming ingredients.
• Alchemy requires a learned recipe and rolls for success.

• Crafted equipment starts at its maximum durability.
• A bundle recipe gives the specified quantity of its final item directly, not a pack to open.

• Successful crafts enter the Crafting journal.
• A discovered entry shows its material quantities and the number of successful crafts.

Craft All repeats the craft while the station stays open. Craft All stops when no recipe matches the remaining materials or the result cannot fit in your inventory.

• Put an augment and an equipment piece from your inventory into a Craft Station.
• Ammunition cannot receive an augment.
• Defensive augments fit armor and shields. Offensive augments fit weapons and other equipment.

• An equipment piece holds one augment.
• Attaching an augment consumes the loose augment and returns the equipment with that augment attached.
• The returned piece has full durability, even if it was worn before attachment.

Augment bonuses apply while the equipment is worn and has durability above zero.

Sale confirmation warns when equipment has an augment attached.

Remove an augment before selling if you want to keep it.

For general equipment repair and storage, see Inventory and Equipment.