We have many Crafters in Walks-the-Uncharted. These players have put in the time and effort to master their craft, and have generously offered to donate their time and energy to our wonderful guild.
By far the best way to enlist the help of a crafter is by posting in the #crafting-requests
channel on Discord. You can also ask in guild chat, but it's less likely you'll find someone to fulfill your request. Please do not whisper requests to crafters directly.
Head to the Guild Rules page and re-read Rule 3, just to re-familiarize yourself with it. There are some good reasons for this rule:
When posting a request thread in the Discord channel, you should copy and paste this into your post, with one form per item set, and fill the form out accordingly. Do not leave ANY field empty. If you don't follow these simple guidelines, it's much harder to fulfill your request and it may therefore be ignored. Example below.
**Level:**
**Weight:**
**Quality:**
**Enchantments:**
**Traits:**
**Pieces:**
**Style:**
**Set:**
Please use the Crafting Calculator to estimate material totals and avoid surprises.
Note: If you do not follow this process, or your request is confusing or nonspecific, it may be deleted.
Note: Crafters! If you can't complete the entire order, please do not take the order. Thank you!
When posting a request thread in the Discord channel, you should copy and paste this into your post, and fill the form out accordingly. Do not leave ANY field empty. If you don't follow these simple guidelines, it's much harder to fulfill your request and it may therefore be ignored. Example below.
**Weight:**
**Traits:**
**Pieces:**
Most Crafters craft research items for free, with a couple key exceptions:
Some of our Crafters specialize in other fields of crafting, such as food, drink, or furniture. Anyone who wants to, and who uses ESO-Database, may ask to have their trades posted here.
@tralce
Note: Addons like Character Knowledge can vastly simplify this by showing you the recipes and plans, and by extension the materials that they require.
Things that make crafters feel bad when crafting for you
- Not being thanked. A simple acknowledgment is a small kindness, and a wonderful thing.
- Expecting us to drop what we're doing to craft for you.
- Asking repeatedly for gear / expecting frequent upgrades. Just use what we made you until you reach an appropriate level for an upgrade. And you can use the same gear on another character once they can use it.
- Not following through with prior arrangement of materials.
- Expecting us to provide a list of materials for you. Do your research.
- Expecting to pay with gold. It's a lot of extra work for us to turn gold into materials.
- Not giving us a clear picture of what exactly you want. Use the requirements form. Don't leave anything out.
I will let you in on a secret. I belong to two other guilds and neither of them know I am a master crafter. There comes a lot of expectation with the label, and I'm happy to fill it for WtU - but even then I waited until I knew this was the right guild for me before I disclosed that I could craft. I hate the feeling that someone doesn't value my time, or thinks that crafting is something fast and easy. If I make you a full outfit, it will be three different sets, plus enchants, and I will choose those item sets to suit your build. It takes time, time that I don't get to spend in a dungeon or PvP or whatever. I gift that time to you to help make your game more fun, and our guild more fun, and because I like to help. But I don't like to be taken for granted. No one does.
written by @steelwulf99, many moons ago
These sample requests are simply for demonstration purposes. They serve only to show what a well-organized request looks like. Yes, there are typos! It's all part of the authentic crafting request experience!