Kamas

Jeweller is one profession that will empty your pockets and eat up your time, but if the glint of diamonds and the touch of precious metals is in your blood, then you’ll find it hard to resist. With a few bits of wood and some metal, you’ll soon be well on the way to creating jewels that are worth their weight in gold.

But the resources you need will cost you dearly as many of your creations will require rare metals and little-known woods. You’ll also need to remember that the jewel market is very active – so don’t let your creations fall between the cracks. Think carefully about what jewels are in demand to make sure that your work is worth it. Jewellers can also craft items that can be exchanged for characteristic scrolls, such as the Nimbly Ring and the

Lumberjack Amulet, and these are a good way to gain experience in your profession while making sure you use up your stock.

Although it’s not obligatory, it can be a great help to have trained in a harvesting profession, such as a Lumberjack or a miner, if you intend to become a top notch jeweller.

There are no less than 22 different professions in DOFUS. You can master up to 3 of them at a time, and then specialise in Smithmaging!

These professions have been divided into two main categories: harvesting and crafting. The first group consists of collecting ingredients: harvesting crops, chopping wood, collecting ores The second group will allow you to combine these resources to create different items and equipment. Hats, boots, consumables, breeding items: artisans can create all sorts of things which adventurers just can’t live without! We will talk about the “Hunter” profession below.

This is one profession that will have you working hard for your money, but the rewards are worth it in the end, you’ll see. The meats you gather will be used mostly by butchers as they prepare recipes for adventurers, but they can be fed to pets. There are even some rare meats out there to be found that will sell for big money to expert butchers. And since there aren’t too many hunters out there, you’ll be left alone as you wander the plains of the world, waiting silently for your lucrative prey.

On the other hand, collecting resources as a hunter is not as straightforward as it is in other professions – you have to fight animals to get their meat, and as everyone knows, you could always walk out of a battle with empty hands. On top of this, hunting in itself won’t gain you any profession experience. To do this, you’ll have to prepare your meat in a workshop.

On the other hand, even if you don’t gain any experience in your profession when you beat opponents, you’ll gain plenty of general experience (XP), just as you would in ordinary combat.So the big advantage of becoming a hunter is that you can practice your profession without leaving your combat activity fall by the wayside.