Just look in your crafting menu and pick one of your choices.įor crafting, you have to go to your scholars study-table, of course. Like power and morale pots,Ĭrafting buffs and buffs for shooting arrows, defense and attacks. With these resources found in the artifacts you can make materials to create all kinds of interesting stuff. Sometimes you can find also a byproduct, like a special candle. In the table below you can see which artifacts belong to each scholar tier.Īs you can see, each artifact contains a special kind of resource. If you like danger, hunting enemies for scholar artifacts (goblins, orcs, trolls, thieves and brigands can drop now and then artifacts too) or looting ruins, the Scholar crafting profession is the thing for you! But a brute force of hack and slash, or a magic daze or root can be very handy too. Elves, hobbits and burglars may be better off as a scholar, since they can sneak in stealth into those dangerous ruins. In this perspective the Scholar is perhaps the hardest crafting profession there is. The other problem is, that most of the ruins are infested with enemy forces, poisonous spiders or some other evil or fierce enemies. So you have to discover them and investigate their occupants. At least not so common as forests, shrubs and hills with wood and ore. The difficulty is that ruins are not so common in the world of Middle Earth as you may think. Well, if you know something about old artifacts, I think you get the picture where you have to look for them. Which may contain ancient materials you need for your scholarly research. You are looking for old pitchers, ancient vases, urns, old texts and hidden coffers and lockers. As a scholar you are looking for artifacts, like an archeologist. No, the probl em is that the stuff you have to find is hard to obtain. Not because it is hard to craft stuff or acquiring scholar crafting rec ipes. Be aware that this is one of the more difficult crafting professions. S o, you’ve decided to take the path of the Scholar in Lotro.
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