Engineering: repairs on the road
Blueprint: Repair Bot is assigned to Sneed in The Deadmines and requires Engineering 140. It suits players who enjoy offering repairs at a campsite. Sneed and his shredder are separate enemies, so check the actual loot source. Plan a full group run and explain before starting that this blueprint is one of your goals.
Cooking: Cookie’s Feast
Cookie in The Deadmines is the assigned source for his feast blueprint. Learning it requires Cooking 140. The crafted object provides food at a campsite. Its ingredients are not automatically as easy to obtain at the dungeon’s level as the blueprint itself. Check the list below and decide whether to learn the recipe now and craft it later.
Fishing: the Fishing Rack
The Fishing Rack is learned from a blueprint assigned to Gelihast in Blackfathom Deeps. The blueprint requires Fishing 140; crafting includes Raw Mithril Head Trout. Do not confuse profession skill with character level: preparing for the dungeon and meeting your profession requirement are separate tasks. Choose this goal if fishing is part of your regular travels rather than simply collecting every available blueprint.
What a loot source actually tells you
An assigned enemy is not a promise that the next kill will drop the item. We do not give an invented number of runs to guarantee it. Agree beforehand how the group handles recipe loot. Having the profession does not automatically make the drop yours. Stay for the agreed run even when the blueprint does not appear.
Separate learning, trading and crafting
The three blueprint items are unbound in the inspected item data, so an Auction House copy can be an alternative. Compare the exact name and skill requirement before buying. Learn the blueprint on the intended character. Knowing a recipe replaces neither its ingredients nor any crafting tool it requires.
Buy materials after choosing your plan
The table gives ingredients for one craft. Multiply them only when you know how many objects you will actually use. Materials you already own still have value; a full stack is not a reason to process all of it. Missing market prices leave the total unresolved. Also check tools and the output in your profession book before starting a large batch.
| Blueprint | Profession | Source | Ingredients per craft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blueprint: Repair Bot | Engineering 140 | Sneed | 2 × Whirring Bronze Gizmo · 1 × Bronze Tube · 1 × Heavy Leather |
| Blueprint: Cookie's Feast | Cooking 140 | Cookie | 2 × Mystery Meat · 1 × Heavy Kodo Meat · 1 × Soothing Spices |
| Blueprint: Fishing Rack | Fishing 140 | Gelihast | 2 × Simple Wood · 1 × Crystal Vial · 2 × Raw Mithril Head Trout |
From the drop to your first use
Once learned, check the ingredient list in your profession book and add what is missing from your stock. Craft a small quantity first. These camp objects need a suitable nearby campfire when used, so plan a shared stop. Discuss which object the group needs at that moment. Their value comes from timely use, not simply having a rare blueprint in your bag.