Sidequest Update - October 1, 2026 (Trainers, Workshops, Woodworking, & More)

Fluxflashor · 2026-10-01T03:50:42.038973-04:00

CharactersPick a class (Warrior, Mage, or Archer) and create your character.The character page has twelve equipment slots, a stats panel, and your spare gear. Your character has health. Bosses hit back when you attack them, health recovers over time, and food heals you.On the Sidequest page, the old Look card is now Character and takes you to your gear. Your wardrobe is one click away from there.The skills panel on the Sidequest page now shows every skill you have with a progress bar, and each one links to its workshop or gathering page.WorkshopsIntroducing Workshops!Recipes are listed down the left, grouped by tier. Click one to see everything about it on the right.Search recipes and materials instantly, or filter to what you can craft right now or what you have materials for.Materials show their icons and how many you have against how many you need.Tiers you collapse stay collapsed the next time you visit.Recipes you have not learned yet show greyed out, so you can see what is coming. Each tier also tells you how many recipe scrolls are still out there to find.Each recipe's color tells you how much skill XP it pays at your level.Orange pays full XPYellow pays two thirdsGreen pays a thirdGrey pays nothingWorkshops now sit under Sidequest in the sidebar.Each workshop card on the Workshops page shows its profession and your level.Profession TrainersEvery workshop has a trainer who teaches recipes.The Forge: Brannoc Emberbeard, a dwarf blacksmith.The Loom: Sylvaine Moonweft, an elven mage tailor.The Tannery: Arachney, an orc hunter.The Kitchen: Mei Lingbao, a panda chef.The Sawmill: Hollis Timberjaw, a lumberjack.Trainers sell recipes for Gold. The first tiers are free, and the most expensive recipes currently cost 7 Gold.Recipe scrolls you find teach you new things for free, and you can sell scrolls you do not need in your shop.Expect special recipes in the future for holiday-themed items.WoodworkingNew profession! The Sawmill turns two logs into a plank. Pine, oak, and maple planks can all be made from level one. We'll get more wood types in the future!The camp's Barricade now takes planks instead of raw logs, and each plank is worth twice what a log was.CookingCook food!Dishes heal you or give you a Well Fed buff when you eat them.I want to point out a very important dish: Battle Stew. Eating one gives you a bonus boss attack for the day. Gear & CraftingHundreds of new pieces of gear across eight tiers, with sets that give bonuses at 2, 4, and 5 pieces worn.Named gear leans its rolled stats towards what its name promises.Found gear: realm-themed loot can rarely drop while you browse the site.Every ore and bar has new art.Crafting professions level about 25% slower than the gathering professions so don't expect it to be quite as easy.

Characters

Pick a class (Warrior, Mage, or Archer) and create your character.
The character page has twelve equipment slots, a stats panel, and your spare gear.
Your character has health. Bosses hit back when you attack them, health recovers over time, and food heals you.
On the Sidequest page, the old Look card is now Character and takes you to your gear. Your wardrobe is one click away from there.
The skills panel on the Sidequest page now shows every skill you have with a progress bar, and each one links to its workshop or gathering page.

Workshops

Introducing Workshops!
- Recipes are listed down the left, grouped by tier. Click one to see everything about it on the right.
- Search recipes and materials instantly, or filter to what you can craft right now or what you have materials for.
- Materials show their icons and how many you have against how many you need.
- Tiers you collapse stay collapsed the next time you visit.
- Recipes you have not learned yet show greyed out, so you can see what is coming. Each tier also tells you how many recipe scrolls are still out there to find.
Each recipe's color tells you how much skill XP it pays at your level.
- Orange pays full XP
- Yellow pays two thirds
- Green pays a third
- Grey pays nothing
Workshops now sit under Sidequest in the sidebar.
Each workshop card on the Workshops page shows its profession and your level.

Profession Trainers

Every workshop has a trainer who teaches recipes.
- The Forge: Brannoc Emberbeard, a dwarf blacksmith.
- The Loom: Sylvaine Moonweft, an elven mage tailor.
- The Tannery: Arachney, an orc hunter.
- The Kitchen: Mei Lingbao, a panda chef.
- The Sawmill: Hollis Timberjaw, a lumberjack.
Trainers sell recipes for Gold. The first tiers are free, and the most expensive recipes currently cost 7 Gold.
Recipe scrolls you find teach you new things for free, and you can sell scrolls you do not need in your shop.
Expect special recipes in the future for holiday-themed items.

Woodworking

New profession! The Sawmill turns two logs into a plank. Pine, oak, and maple planks can all be made from level one. We'll get more wood types in the future!
The camp's Barricade now takes planks instead of raw logs, and each plank is worth twice what a log was.

Cooking

Cook food!
Dishes heal you or give you a Well Fed buff when you eat them.
I want to point out a very important dish: Battle Stew. Eating one gives you a bonus boss attack for the day.

Gear & Crafting

Hundreds of new pieces of gear across eight tiers, with sets that give bonuses at 2, 4, and 5 pieces worn.
Named gear leans its rolled stats towards what its name promises.
Found gear: realm-themed loot can rarely drop while you browse the site.
Every ore and bar has new art.
Crafting professions level about 25% slower than the gathering professions so don't expect it to be quite as easy.