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Great guide, but needs updating: Miner - You'll need one at Journeyman or Master to get the raw materials for high level crafting (lvl ~8) Scholar - grants a lot extra knowledge points at rest & in the tomb, important for unlocking more recipes Angler is actually quite useless if you have a good Cook & get a lot of meet from hunting animals. Its also one of the hardest to level as each time you use it, you dont get much XP. Thanks for the great guides!
I've completed the starting map. Unfortunately, three of my companions died in the first battle, leaving me alone with my donkey. Now, things are getting incredibly tough with 1-3 reinforcement waves, and my hero is only skilled with a two-handed sword, which limits my options. Running away in battles does help, but it drags things out. I’d like to benefit from camp bonuses with a small group size. Reserve troops and garrisons aren't useful for me. Despite the watchtower, my slaves escape too often. I regularly flee from battles, and capturing slaves solo requires a skirmish I can join-a challenge and a slow process. But it’s still fun! Wartales is a fantastic RPG sandbox with tons of ways to develop your group differently. I enjoy the decision-making opportunities that come up frequently and actually impact the game. Unfortunately, after completing the "first act at 100%," it feels somewhat finished.
I just started playing yesterday and have 6 skills available on all my many characters. Blacksmith, tinker, mining, alchem,angler and thief. No cooking on any of the 8 or 9 I've had in my party. I keep removing some and replacing them but I've yet to see cooking or any others.
Yea it used to be available back then too, but not as profession. Its not really a profession imo (like miner), but definitely good to let your Prisoners do that! There was a rumor that Doctor was going to be on 10, would.have been cool!
You don’t spam click to fish. The fish always slides to the left, you hold click to bring it back to the middle and release the click before it goes too far on the other side. Click and hold. Maybe it was spam click previously, but this is the way now.
so what professions is the best then?. i mean it depends on how you want youre story or how you want to play ofc. but im pretty sure a black smith and a trinkeler is always something you must/should have. so what about the others?. and do you lose everything if you change to another profession, like if i change from a fully lvled black smith into a wood cutter.. do i have to lvl up the black smith from 0 all over again if i go back?
Cook, Blacksmith, Tinkerer, Thief and Angler are most important imo. Alchemist and Miner are also quite useful once you have extra mercs. Scholar, woodcutter and Bard are optional
@@Teeb2023 Positive. Master feels like it takes forever to get to though so I wouldn't recommend it for the Tinkerer or Blacksmith as you need every point you can get, but once mastered no reason not to at least get to Apprentice in a couple other jobs.
Theres a Question Mark above the minigames now (I think it wasnt there earlier) which you can click on and have more.info. I didnt figure it out first either xD
haha you noob you do it wrong on smiting i play this dam game 2 days and even i see it YOU HIT TO LATE if you ht it right it wil say glowing and get even a better qwalety
scholar can sit in lectern and generate knowledge passively
This is my ultimate Professions guide for Wartales in which I take the time to share everything you need to know about the Blacksmith, Angler, Thief and more!
*Enjoy my content? Don't forget to smash that like button, helps out the channel. Cheers!*
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Great guide, but needs updating:
Miner - You'll need one at Journeyman or Master to get the raw materials for high level crafting (lvl ~8)
Scholar - grants a lot extra knowledge points at rest & in the tomb, important for unlocking more recipes
Angler is actually quite useless if you have a good Cook & get a lot of meet from hunting animals. Its also one of the hardest to level as each time you use it, you dont get much XP.
Thanks for the great guides!
Thank you for your guides, I got the game a couple of weeks ago and they have helped a lot.
Thanks, appreciate it! Hope you enjoy the game as much as I do!
@@04AMofficial I love it, already up to about 150 hours in 2-3 weeks.
same here, I gave up with Wartales, then i educated myself with your content, and I gave it 2nd chance and its sooo much better, well done!!
great to hear guys, happy to help!
"I'm so bad at this"
*proceeds to hit almost every note perfectly*
I've completed the starting map. Unfortunately, three of my companions died in the first battle, leaving me alone with my donkey. Now, things are getting incredibly tough with 1-3 reinforcement waves, and my hero is only skilled with a two-handed sword, which limits my options. Running away in battles does help, but it drags things out.
I’d like to benefit from camp bonuses with a small group size. Reserve troops and garrisons aren't useful for me. Despite the watchtower, my slaves escape too often.
I regularly flee from battles, and capturing slaves solo requires a skirmish I can join-a challenge and a slow process. But it’s still fun!
Wartales is a fantastic RPG sandbox with tons of ways to develop your group differently. I enjoy the decision-making opportunities that come up frequently and actually impact the game.
Unfortunately, after completing the "first act at 100%," it feels somewhat finished.
Thanks for the video. Awesome.
Glad you like it!
how to use coal for crafting though? i read the description and i have no clue on how to use it for crafting armor or weapons... thanks
some recipes you discover later will need coal when crafting
The recipes will tell you what mats it needs. Some of them need things like coal and sandstone. Save all the sandstone you find in early Tiltran play.
I just started playing yesterday and have 6 skills available on all my many characters. Blacksmith, tinker, mining, alchem,angler and thief. No cooking on any of the 8 or 9 I've had in my party. I keep removing some and replacing them but I've yet to see cooking or any others.
update: cooking begins after you use the tinker skill to make a cooking pot. Place it in camp and click it.
What are trinkets used for? I name my characters based on their class & profession, like "brute miner"
Dumb
That is decent (I've been doing that in some other similar games) tactics... Trinkets are just tradable goods, so you can just sell them.
This guide is great, but where do you get the Lute blueprint in the first place?
Haunted Village in Ludern
The tenth profession is Woodcutter. Not sure if it's a new thing since I just bought the game after full release.
Yea it used to be available back then too, but not as profession. Its not really a profession imo (like miner), but definitely good to let your Prisoners do that! There was a rumor that Doctor was going to be on 10, would.have been cool!
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tenth one is wood cutter Brother
great video
Thanks, appreciate it!
Amazing guide nice thank you. How to use honor?
What do you mean with honor? Influence? Thats used to recruit companions and other means of boosting your crew/get better rates on Contracts
@@04AMofficial yes influence :) the green stuff on the right side :D
fellow Dutchy I guess? and only a wow player will name a vanguard Van Cleef ;-=)
were in the hell do you get the stocks from!
Blueprint from prison. Some people say its from the vertruse prisom but Im almosr certain i found mine in Tiltren :P
@@04AMofficial still havn't found mine and I was a regular at Tiltren prison lol. makes capture a PITA
It is from Vertruse prison, not Tiltren. Tiltren gives Ether plans.
So no doctor and they added woodcutter instead? Woodcutter does not seem great, I don't find a lot of wood to chop. Bard also seems meh.
Yea Bard is meh, only take it if you have a Squad of 10+ (not recommended) while it can make a nice amount of extra money/influence
You don’t spam click to fish. The fish always slides to the left, you hold click to bring it back to the middle and release the click before it goes too far on the other side. Click and hold.
Maybe it was spam click previously, but this is the way now.
Spam click is the best way to catch fish in the game still, on Month 12 on Extreme difficulty and never lost a catch :P
can i keep blacksmith, alchemist and cook in my trade post or there is some event when they are usefull in the party?
Cooks reduce food consumption when assigned to the cook pot during rest but Blaxksmiths and Alchemist can be left in trade post
so what professions is the best then?. i mean it depends on how you want youre story or how you want to play ofc.
but im pretty sure a black smith and a trinkeler is always something you must/should have.
so what about the others?.
and do you lose everything if you change to another profession, like if i change from a fully lvled black smith into a wood cutter.. do i have to lvl up the black smith from 0 all over again if i go back?
_"do you lose everything if you change to another profession"_
Yes. All experience of your previous skill is lost.
Cook, Blacksmith, Tinkerer, Thief and Angler are most important imo. Alchemist and Miner are also quite useful once you have extra mercs. Scholar, woodcutter and Bard are optional
You only lose currently gained xp toward the next level, you don't lose the level itself.
@@Vipre- You sure? That'd be great, because I hate having them tied to a specific skill the whole time.
@@Teeb2023 Positive. Master feels like it takes forever to get to though so I wouldn't recommend it for the Tinkerer or Blacksmith as you need every point you can get, but once mastered no reason not to at least get to Apprentice in a couple other jobs.
where do u get the blueprint for the lute?
I'm almost certain I got it from the Haunted Village in the Swamp area
omg, i olmost fogot to hit the like button
Omg! 😱 Oh no! How could yOooOuUuu?!
SPAM CLICKING! Good Lord I could not figure out fishing! It's not just how many times you click though, every few clicks hold and drag a little.
Theres a Question Mark above the minigames now (I think it wasnt there earlier) which you can click on and have more.info. I didnt figure it out first either xD
Any news on will or when they are gonna get the Doctor back/fixed?
Unfortunately no, Alchemist basically covers it I guess!
App-e-tick-ery lol
It's apoth-e-carry
depends on language used..... france=ap o tik
First
But last in every other aspect of life lmao
a Miner is a must have your wrong again!
i gues you dont like to mine dimonds and rubys....easy monnye
haha you noob you do it wrong on smiting
i play this dam game 2 days and even i see it
YOU HIT TO LATE if you ht it right it wil say glowing and get even a better qwalety