Tarisland‘s Profession system might not be as expansive and varied as those of more established titles, like the now 20-year-old World of Warcraft. But, it's still early days for Level Infinite's latest project, and things have been going smoothly thus far.
Tarisland‘s player numbers have been soaring, inevitably creating an in-game economy tied intimately to the game's Progressions. So, if you're interested in making Silver and Gold Coins consistently, here's a quick guide to Tarisland‘s highly competitive Professions.
All Professions in Tarisland
In Tarisland, there are several ways to farm Silver and Gold Coins. You can passively earn them by completing the abundant in-game quests provided every day.
Besides that, completing the main storyline can give you a great starting capital before you truly venture into the end game. Still, since you can already choose a Profession as early as Level 18, focusing on one is the best way to build a profitable in-game hustle for the long term.
Furthermore, Tarisland informs you of the average percentage of players that have chosen each Profession, letting you gauge which currently has the most competitive market. Regardless, here are the four (4) Professions available after the game's launch for you to consider:
Forge
The Forge is where you craft those heavy gear, such as helmets and body armor. Besides that, other possible items you can create and sell for money include Cardiac Boosters (revive dead allies) and Copper Bombs (AoE grenade).
If you're playing as a Warrior, Barbarian Fighter, or Paladin, this should be a good pick unless you want to diversify your selling options from the Trading Post or Auction House.
Where To Learn Forging
From Central Square on Silverlit, go East toward the Trading Post. Once there, the Forge is the first building on the left after you've gone down the stairs.
Jewelry
The Jewelry relates to making precious wearables that provide valuable stats and effects for your in-game character. These include rings, necklaces, and other accessories.
Additionally, some pre-requisite items required by other Professions can only be created by Jewelry masters, making this a highly profitable choice.
The Jewelry Profession suits every Class but might be ideal for the Bard, Phantom Necro, Mage, and Priest.
Where To Learn Jewelry
From Silverlit's Central Square, go to the Trading Post area at the Eastern border again. Proceed toward the end and you'll find the Jewelry building on your right, just before the Stylist.
Tailoring
Tailoring involves the process of sewing immaculate clothing or light armor. Plus, this Profession unlocks the ability to weave Linen Packs (inventory bags) and create Emblem Chests, two (2) highly coveted items!
Other Professions might need Tailor-made materials to create more advanced items as well, so there's bound to be good business with this one.
Although all Classes are welcome, Tailoring fits the Bard, Ranger, Mage, Phantom Necro, Shadow Swordsman, and Priest most.
Where To Learn Tailoring
The Tailoring kiosk is at the Trading Post as well. This time, start from the Forge and continue up the stairs to the East. You'll find the Tailoring store on your left.
Alchemy
The Alchemy is where you hone your skills at creating concoctions and unique artifacts, primarily stat-enhancing Potions and exquisite solutions.
Runes can be crafted here too, among other items needed for advanced-level creations for other Professions.
Any Class can learn Alchemy but it might be better for the Bard, Shadow Swordsman, Ranger, Phantom Necro, and Mage.
Where To Learn Alchemy
The Alchemy building is also at the Trading Post. Immediately after descending the first flight of stairs, it'll be on your right, some distance ahead of the Jewelry.
Tarisland Profession Resources/ Currencies
For new players, every Profession shares three (3) resources/ currencies that determine your crafting level, the number of times you can create items, and how many materials you can gather while adventuring.
These are:
| Resource | Details |
|---|---|
| Proficiency | This shows your current crafting level affecting the items you can craft/ create. It's improved upon through continued crafting and material gathering. Superior weapons, armor, and equipment are normally locked behind higher-level Proficiencies. |
| Vigor | This is your character's Stamina. Every item crafted and materials gathered consume Vigor, meaning you can't create new gear and farm for abundant materials indiscriminately. It's capped at 300 but is recharged by 1 point every 15 minutes. |
| Silver/ Gold Coins | Every item created will cost Silver Coins, Gold Coins, or both depending on its rarity and type. |
Conclusion
While this Professions guide helps you cover the basics, there's more to it than meets the eye. So, experiment when you're back exploring Tarisland!
If you're having trouble picking a Character Class, make sure to visit our Class tier list too while you're still here!
