Any insight into how the new crafting system and heritages will compliment eachother. i.e. will taleweavers get special drink recipes, or just better at makeing them.
Or whatever heritage. I just figured this was a logical technique for this heritage, that could help clarify what other ones might be like.

Plus i'm a little vague on how lore primaries and Careers/hobbies work.

Being a Bard I get 2 careers and 1 hobby. Does that mean I could have Engineering and Alchemy as my careers and Enchanting as my hobby. OR.

Does that mean i could have Tinkering, and Shapeing as my careers, and Carving as my hobby.


Some Bard

Thanks a lot Raist.

I thought so, the first seemed to good to be true, thanks for the response.

How many of us our chooseing all tinkering for their three.

I think I personally I might stray into alchemy, and keep a career and career or career and hobby in tinkering.


Some Bard

Named weapons are a great idea.

You glance down to see a long ebony-hilted Elven telo with a slender tyrium blade in your right hand and a long ivory-hilted Elven telo with a slender tyrium blade in your left hand.
>lo telo
Nearly two feet in length, the blade has a slight recurve, giving it a sinuous and graceful form. The long forward-curving hilt has no guard to mar the weapon's austere beauty, and balances the wicked point superbly for quick and precise blade work. The deep purple damascened tyrium shimmers darkly -- like oil on water -- contrasting against the pale Elven silver lettering that runs the length of the blade.
There appears to be something written on it.
>read telo
An ivory-hilted Elven telo reads:
"Justice."
>read second telo
An ebony-hilted Elven telo reads:
"Vengeance."

I currently have no particular plans for Crafting and Heritages to intersect in any terrifically interesting ways.

-Raesh

"Ever notice that B.A.'s flavor text swells in direct proportion to how much one of our characters is getting screwed?" - Brian Van Hoose

Or you know Raesh all too well. :P