Crafting skills | Character development Two Worlds II Guide
Last update: 11 May 2016
Crafting skills
 | Metallurgy Description: Maximum item upgrade class increased by 1-10. Comment: Regardless of the specialization it is worth to develop this skill. |
 | Armor Reinforcement Description: Maximum armor upgrade class increased by 1-10. Comment: Invest only if you want to specialize as a warrior. |
 | Weapon Forging Description: Maximum weapon upgrade class increased by 1-10. Comment: Invest only if you want to specialize as a warrior. |
 | Shield Casting Description: Maximum shield upgrade class increased by 1-10. Comment: Invest only if you want to specialize as a warrior and if you chose one-handed combat weapon with the shield. You can skip upgrading your armor. |
 | Archery Craftsmanship Description: Maximum bow upgrade class increased by 1-10. Comment: Invest only if you want to specialize as a ranger. |
 | Alchemy Description: Provides 5-50% increase to potion strength and 5-50% increase to effect duration. Comment: Invest only if you want to specialize as a mage. |
 | Fusion Description: Items can be upgraded with level 2-7 stones. Level 1-6 stones can be combined to produce higher grade stones. Comment: Regardless of the specialization it is worth to develop this skill. You can insert stones into all types of items, so it is useful for each specialization. |
The numbers marked in green, which can be found in the table above, represent the skill level (from level 1 to 10).
What is worth investing
The maximum level of class upgrades can be 20. It is worth to invest primarily in Metallurgy.
Depending on specialization you focus on, you have a choice of:
Warrior - Mandatory Armor Reinforcement and Weapon Forging, because you will be able to increase your defense and attack. If you choose a one-handed combat weapon and a shield it is worth to invest in Weapon Forging and Shield Casting - you will focus on defense using a shield, not your own body.
Ranger - simple matter of course, invest mainly in the Archery Craftsmanship skill.
Mage - Alchemy is the only additional skill in which you have to invest.
It is worth to spend a few extra points on Fusion regardless of the chosen specialization. The additional damage from the elements, increased resistance etc., are all useful for both the warrior and ranger, as well as for the mage.