Profession
Starting from level 10, a hero can get a job. You can only hold one profession at a time. Shifts last for 4, 8, or 12 hours. While the character is working, they cannot engage in any other activity.
Upon completing a shift, the hero receives:
- Gold
- Profession points
- Random find(s)
Each profession features its own career ladder consisting of 8 ranks. A specific amount of skill points is required for each profession.
Required Skills Pool
- Combat skills: Strength, Dexterity, Endurance, Defense, Resistance, Intelligence.
- Craft skills: Woodcutter, Miner, Blacksmith, Tailor, Alchemist, Farmer.
Main Professions
- Miner - Extracts ore deep underground.
- Stonemason - Mines and processes stone for construction.
- Lumberjack - Harvests wood for the kingdom.
- Blacksmith - Works in the city forge.
- Innkeeper - Helps serve tavern patrons.
- Herbalist - Gathers medicinal plants.
- Archivist - Works in the library.
- Mage's Assistant - Maintains the magic tower.
- Caravaneer - Escorts trade wagons.
- Royal Guard - Serves on the city walls.
- Temple Acolyte - Assists the priests.
- Jeweler - Creates jewelry and processes precious stones.
- Leatherworker - Crafts leather for armor and gear.
- Weaver - Produces fabrics, cloaks, and banners.
- Alchemist - Brews potions and reagents.
- Shipwright - Builds boats and river vessels.
- Fisherman - Catches fish and marine rarities.
- Beekeeper - Produces honey and wax candles.
- Beast Trapper - Catches animals and monsters for the arena or menagerie.
- Scribe - Transcribes documents and keeps records.
- Town Crier - Spreads news and decrees.
- Banker - Works with deposits and loans.
- Trade Agent - Negotiates deals between cities.
- Astralite Geologist - Detects and extracts unstable astralite deposits in dangerous zones.
- Arcane Technician - Maintains magic barriers and tunes city portals.
- Auctioneer - Manages trade deals and helps heroes sell rare artifacts profitably.
- Runesmith - Inscribes magic symbols on armor and weapons to boost stats.
- Relic Hunter - Searches for ancient relics needed to unlock hidden locations.
- Demon Hunter - Tracks demonic forces and scouts captured locations.
- Seal Keeper - Creates magical traps and wards to protect settlements from darkness.
- Cartographer - Explores wildlands, marking monsters and dungeon entrances on maps.
- Mercenary Recruiter - Finds and trains qualified NPCs to defend game locations.
Profession Requirements
| Profession | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Miner | Strength 250, Endurance 200, Miner 10 |
| Stonemason | Strength 280, Endurance 220, Miner 20 |
| Lumberjack | Strength 240, Endurance 220, Woodcutter 10 |
| Blacksmith | Strength 280, Intelligence 180, Blacksmith 20 |
| Innkeeper | Intelligence 220, Endurance 180, Farmer 15 |
| Herbalist | Intelligence 260, Dexterity 220, Alchemist 20 |
| Archivist | Intelligence 320, Resistance 180, Tailor 10 |
| Mage's Assistant | Intelligence 350, Resistance 250, Alchemist 30 |
| Caravaneer | Strength 220, Endurance 280, Dexterity 180 |
| Royal Guard | Strength 320, Defense 300, Endurance 260 |
| Temple Acolyte | Intelligence 280, Resistance 300, Endurance 180 |
| Jeweler | Intelligence 340, Dexterity 300, Blacksmith 40 |
| Leatherworker | Dexterity 260, Intelligence 220, Tailor 30 |
| Weaver | Dexterity 280, Intelligence 240, Tailor 40 |
| Alchemist | Intelligence 380, Dexterity 260, Alchemist 50 |
| Shipwright | Strength 320, Intelligence 240, Woodcutter 40 |
| Fisherman | Endurance 220, Dexterity 220, Farmer 20 |
| Beekeeper | Intelligence 240, Dexterity 200, Farmer 30 |
| Beast Trapper | Dexterity 320, Endurance 280, Farmer 40 |
| Scribe | Intelligence 340, Dexterity 220, Resistance 180 |
| Town Crier | Endurance 220, Intelligence 260, Resistance 220 |
| Banker | Intelligence 420, Resistance 260, Dexterity 200 |
| Trade Agent | Intelligence 340, Dexterity 280, Endurance 180 |
| Astralite Geologist | Strength 380, Intelligence 320, Miner 70 |
| Arcane Technician | Intelligence 420, Alchemist 60, Blacksmith 40 |
| Auctioneer | Intelligence 380, Dexterity 260, Resistance 240 |
| Runesmith | Intelligence 450, Alchemist 80, Blacksmith 60 |
| Relic Hunter | Dexterity 360, Intelligence 320, Endurance 240 |
| Demon Hunter | Strength 420, Defense 350, Resistance 320 |
| Seal Keeper | Intelligence 430, Alchemist 70, Resistance 350 |
| Cartographer | Intelligence 340, Dexterity 280, Endurance 220 |
| Mercenary Recruiter | Intelligence 420, Defense 260, Resistance 280 |
Each profession requires strict discipline, and strength of mind and body. However, if you haven't reached the required heights yet but possess the capital, the Council is willing to meet you halfway.
For a modest fee of 1,000 Astralite, officials will turn a blind eye to your current skills and attributes, issuing a professional patent immediately.
Points System and Profession Bonuses
For each completed shift, the hero receives:
- 4 hours - 1 profession point
- 8 hours - 2 profession points
- 12 hours - 3 profession points
The starting level of a profession is 1, and the maximum is 8. A hero can reach the maximum level in approximately 5-6 months of steady work.
| Level | Points Required | Total Accumulated | Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | - | 0 | Access to the profession. |
| 2 | 10 | 10 | +45% gold per completed shift. |
| 3 | 20 | 30 | +5% chance to receive a find. |
| 4 | 35 | 65 | +60% gold per completed shift. |
| 5 | 55 | 120 | +13% chance to receive a find. |
| 6 | 80 | 200 | -10% to shift time (e.g., a 12-hour shift will finish in 10h 48m). |
| 7 | 120 | 320 | +23% chance to receive a find. |
| 8 | 180 | 500 | Unlocks a unique profession ability (depends on the profession). |
Unique Profession Abilities (Level 8)
| Profession | Unique Skill |
|---|---|
| Miner | +15% chance to receive a random find |
| Stonemason | Armor Mastery +2 additional levels |
| Lumberjack | Weapon Mastery +2 additional levels |
| Blacksmith | Weapon Mastery +2 additional levels |
| Innkeeper | +90% gold for each completed shift |
| Herbalist | +15% chance to receive a random find |
| Archivist | Intelligence +5% to skill |
| Mage's Assistant | Regeneration chance +5% |
| Caravaneer | +90% gold for each completed shift |
| Royal Guard | Defense +5% to skill |
| Temple Acolyte | Resistance +5% to skill |
| Jeweler | Ring Mastery +3 additional levels |
| Leatherworker | Pants Mastery +3 additional levels |
| Weaver | Shoulders Mastery +3 additional levels |
| Alchemist | Regeneration chance +5% |
| Shipwright | Boots Mastery +3 additional levels |
| Fisherman | +15% chance to receive a random find |
| Beekeeper | +90% gold for each completed shift |
| Beast Trapper | Dodge chance +6% |
| Scribe | Intelligence +5% to skill |
| Town Crier | +90% gold for each completed shift |
| Banker | +90% gold for each completed shift |
| Trade Agent | Combo Attack chance +5% |
| Astralite Geologist | Weapon Mastery +2 additional levels |
| Arcane Technician | Gloves Mastery +3 additional levels |
| Auctioneer | +90% gold for each completed shift |
| Runesmith | Necklace Mastery +3 additional levels |
| Relic Hunter | Crit chance +6% |
| Demon Hunter | Crit chance +6% |
| Seal Keeper | Regeneration chance +5% |
| Cartographer | Dexterity +5% to skill |
| Mercenary Recruiter | Resistance +5% to skill |
Changing Professions and Skill Loss
A profession is not just a job, but a path of character development that requires time, experience, and specialization. Therefore, changing professions is a major strategic decision.
If a hero decides to change their profession:
- They are automatically dismissed from their current position.
- The current profession is completely reset.
- The profession level resets to 1.
- Profession points for that branch are lost.
- Any obtained profession trophy is kept.
Every profession in the game represents a narrow specialization requiring deep immersion. A hero cannot be a master blacksmith and a grand alchemist simultaneously-each field demands dedicated experience and growth. If a hero returns to a previously learned profession, they start from scratch. Past progress is not restored. (Experience transfer may become possible in the future, but the feature is currently unavailable).
Shift Rewards
Upon finishing a shift, the hero receives:
- Profession Points: The amount may vary based on the shift's duration and random events.
- Gold Payout: The sum changes depending on random events, the player's caste, their attributes, and the profession level.
- Crafting Material (Medium Chance): Available from level 1. Base chance is 35% + additional bonuses at levels 3, 5, and 7.
- Consumable Item (Small Chance): Available from level 5. Base chance is 15% + additional bonuses at levels 3, 5, and 7.
- Chest or Equipment (Rare Chance): Available from level 1. Base chance is 5% + additional bonuses at levels 3, 5, and 7.
The tier of the finds scales with the profession level-the higher the level, the better the loot. A maximum of 3 types of finds can be obtained. Higher profession levels and better specialization increase your chances of securing finds.
Gold Payouts Per Shift
Base payouts depend on the profession level and hours worked (Hourly Rate):
| Profession Level | Payout (Rate per 1 hour) |
|---|---|
| 1 | 3,000 |
| 2 | 9,000 |
| 3 | 13,000 |
| 4 | 18,000 |
| 5 | 25,000 |
| 6 | 32,000 |
| 7 | 41,000 |
| 8 | 50,000 |
Bonuses for each profession level are added to the base pay. For example, starting at level 4, the hero is guaranteed 35% more gold. If the chosen profession has a +90% payout bonus, at level 8, the hero will guaranteed receive 125% more. The final payout is also influenced by the hero's caste:
- Rogues Caste: Receives 15% less gold.
- Guards Caste: Receives 15% more gold.
- Merchants Caste: Receives 10% more gold.
Influence of Trade & Combat Skills on Gold Payouts
Gold earnings aren't just fixed rates and bonuses; they utilize a dynamic coefficient system based on the hero's attributes. You must choose a profession that suits your lifestyle, trade skills, combat abilities, and social standing. Here is how additional factors boost your income:
- Miner: +1% more gold per Miner skill level.
- Stonemason: +1% more gold per Miner skill level.
- Lumberjack: +1% more gold per Woodcutter skill level.
- Blacksmith: +1% more gold per Blacksmith skill level.
- Innkeeper: +0.01% more gold per Glory point.
- Herbalist: +1% more gold per Alchemist skill level.
- Archivist: +0.02% more gold per Intelligence skill level.
- Mage's Assistant: +0.02% more gold per Intelligence skill level.
- Caravaneer: +0.01% more gold per Glory point.
- Royal Guard: +0.02% more gold per Strength skill level.
- Temple Acolyte: +0.01% more gold per Glory point.
- Jeweler: +1% more gold per Blacksmith skill level.
- Leatherworker: +1% more gold per Tailor skill level.
- Weaver: +1% more gold per Tailor skill level.
- Alchemist: +1% more gold per Alchemist skill level.
- Shipwright: +0.02% more gold per Endurance skill level.
- Fisherman: +0.02% more gold per Endurance skill level.
- Beekeeper: +0.02% more gold per Endurance skill level.
- Beast Trapper: +0.02% more gold per Dexterity skill level.
- Scribe: +0.02% more gold per Intelligence skill level.
- Town Crier: +0.01% more gold per Glory point.
- Banker: +0.02% more gold per Resistance skill level.
- Trade Agent: +0.02% more gold per Defense skill level.
- Astralite Geologist: +0.02% more gold per Strength skill level.
- Arcane Technician: +1% more gold per Alchemist skill level.
- Auctioneer: +0.02% more gold per Dexterity skill level.
- Runesmith: +1% more gold per Blacksmith skill level.
- Relic Hunter: +0.02% more gold per Resistance skill level.
- Demon Hunter: +0.02% more gold per Defense skill level.
- Seal Keeper: +0.002% more gold per killed monster.
- Cartographer: +0.1% more gold per completed dungeon.
- Mercenary Recruiter: +0.05% more gold per defeated player.
The bonus to gold earned from attributes, skills, Fame, monster kills, player victories, dungeon completions, and other similar sources cannot exceed 250%. Once this limit is reached, further increases to the corresponding attributes or statistics will not provide any additional bonus.
Random events
While working, a hero might encounter unexpected situations. There is a 15% chance for a random event to occur after a shift ends. These events can bring extra profits or minor losses, making every workday unpredictable.
| Event | Effect |
|---|---|
| Lucky Day | +30% gold for the shift. |
| Rich Find | Guaranteed doubled crafting materials. |
| Employer Bonus | +50% gold for the shift. |
| Unexpected Colleague Help | +1 profession point. |
| Useful Find | Guaranteed doubled consumable items. |
| Production Defect | -20% gold for the shift. |
| Accident | Shift completed with zero finds. |
| Mysterious Discovery | Guaranteed chest or equipment (low chance). |
| Generous Client | +100% gold for the shift (low chance). |
Once the work is complete, the player receives a brief report detailing the shift's outcomes.
Profession Trophies
Every profession features a unique trophy reflecting the ultimate achievement in that specific field. You must manually claim this trophy upon reaching profession level 8. Securing the trophy signifies that the character has fully mastered their craft and is among the kingdom's finest specialists.
By changing professions, you can earn the trophy for your new field. However, if you switch professions before claiming the trophy from your previous one, the opportunity to get it will be lost permanently.
Profession Chests
During profession shifts, a hero may discover special chests containing valuable resources and rewards. The type of chest depends on the profession, random events, and the hero's profession level.
Chests are rare rewards and are designed to provide additional progression resources. Higher profession levels increase the chance of discovering better rewards.
| Chest Type | Contents | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Gold Chests | Gold Coins | Contains a fixed amount of gold that can be used for purchases, upgrades, and other activities. |
| Astralite Chests | Astralite Crystals | Contains rare astralite crystals, a valuable resource used in advanced progression and special upgrades. |
| Training Token Chests | Training Tokens | Contains training tokens used to improve equipment mastery and strengthen the hero's combat abilities. |
| Crafting Chests | Random Crafting Materials | Contains materials required for crafting equipment and other useful items. The amount of materials depends on the chest quality. |
| Alchemy Chests | Random Alchemy Materials | Contains ingredients used by alchemists to create potions and special consumable items. |
Chest Quality and Rewards
The amount of resources inside a chest depends on its type and quality. Basic chests provide a smaller amount of resources, while advanced chests contain significantly more valuable rewards.
- Higher profession levels increase the chance of receiving valuable chests.
- Different professions have access to different types of possible discoveries.
- A hero can receive up to three different types of finds after completing a shift, including chests, materials, and equipment.
Profession chests are one of the ways a dedicated hero can gain additional resources while developing their chosen profession. Mastering a profession opens access to more valuable discoveries and greater rewards.