Do you know your Productions for Quests?

[Solanix]

One of our most common questions in support, especially for players in the higher Chapters, is where to find a specific item to satisfy a quest.

Below, we have compiled the most pertinent places to locate these.

We hope it helps players to perhaps see beyond how many hours are needed for productions, to what is specifically being produced beyond the Good type.

Standard Good	Sentient Good	Ascended Good
Marble:
Marble Mosaic - 3 hours Decorative Pillars - 9 hours	Demeter's Bowl - 3 hours Ignitia's Gate - 9 hours	Aeon's Air Purifyer - 3 hours Calma's Carafe - 9 hours
Steel:
Precious Ring - 3 hours Warrior Mask - 9 hours	Fafnir's Chalice - 3 hours Ragnarok's Mirror - 9 hours	Heropi's Samowar - 3 hours Haugur Cauldron - 9 hours
Planks:
Wooden Figurines - 3 hours Wooden Chest - 9 hours	Ahskahala's Pendant - 3 hours Timbrethil's Lamp - 9 hours	Gaelagil's Herb Basket - 3 hours Aelrindel's Hot Tub - 9 hours
Crystal:
Small Flacon - 3 hours Alchemy Kit - 9 hours	Aiari's Dagger - 3 hours Bust of Bastet Amun I - 9 hours	Purring Healing Spray - 3 hours Feline Aromatherapy - 9 hours
Scrolls:
Potion Recipe - 3 hours Papyrus Scroll - 9 hours	Dean Durcu's Pen - 3 hours Madame Merdina's Inkpot - 9 hours	Eternal Trade Agreement - 3 hours Sealed Peace Treaty - 9 hours
Silk:
Handmade Bag - 3 hours Silk Vest - 9 hours	Princess Anwen's Fan - 3 hours Queen Sidhe's Kimono - 9 hours	Stylish Cloak - 3 hours Featherweight Chainmail - 9 hours
Elixir:
Small Potion - 3 hours All-Purpose Potion - 9 hours	Phinolina's Beauty Set - 3 hours Jolo's All-Purpose Cleaner - 9 hours	Sizzling Spread - 3 hours Spicy Bread - 9 hours
Magic Dust:
Fairy Powder - 3 hours Magic Lantern - 9 hours	Matad's Mega Mushroom - 3 hours Bruitemail's Stock Delivery - 9 hours	Bruitemail's Enlightenment - 3 hours Mushroom Mansion - 9 hours
Gems:
Pendant - 3 hours Lump of Raw Gems - 9 hours	B005-r "Opus" Cosmic Core - 3 hours A003-a "Prime"'s Brooch - 9 hours	C501-b "Power Bank" - 3 hours D054-e "Power Plant" - 9 hours

This overview was created using the Browser Version. However, there are no differences in the App Version because the recipe names are the same in both versions.

 

[SkyRider99]

We hope it helps players to perhaps see beyond how many hours are needed for productions, to what is specifically being produced beyond the Good type.

Gratefully accepted O Mother of Cats.

 

[Martohtar]

Usually you can just look at the icon on the quest to see which Manufacture to use (at least on mobile).
So a quest to make Queen Sidhe's Kimono will have a Silk icon on the lower left hand of the quest.
Some (or at least one) of the quests are bugged and show the wrong icon tho.

 

[Pauly7]

We had a thread on here a few months ago where we collectively put together a list of all these. This will be easier to read in this table format though.

especially for players in the higher Chapters

I must say, if I see a quest that asks for something odd that I've never heard of, like Matad's Mega Mushrooms, then I immediately go and look for them in my manufactories' productions.

 

[PrinceHarry]

this is a useful compilation. thank you

 

[xcattusx]

i not know anything but the game never asked me too know, i only know that beverage is 5 min or2, cooking is 1 hour..., when it asks for2 1 day fctories even then it not specifies what should be produced... why should we learn this?

 

[SunriseBuilder]

i not know anything but the game never asked me too know, i only know that beverage is 5 min or2, cooking is 1 hour..., when it asks for2 1 day fctories even then it not specifies what should be produced... why should we learn this?

Later in the game you will get quests that do ask for strange named goods. The compilation produced by Solanix is extremely helpful. Personally I am going to copy it for future reference.

 

[xcattusx]

if you do the story quest when the game asks you to do them you going a lot slower with the chapter you becomes interested with the story and its eats you to know, better to do it after the finish line

 

[SunriseBuilder]

if you do the story quest when the game asks you to do them you going a lot slower with the chapter you becomes interested with the story and its eats you to know, better to do it after the finish line

That's an interesting approach. I find that the chapter story quests lead you to where you shpuld be going. Its a sort of guide, telling you the minimum number of certain buildings that you need. But everyone has their own way of playing. There's no right and wrong.

 

[SkyRider99]

I find that the chapter story quests lead you to where you shpuld be going. Its a sort of guide,

That's my experience also @SunriseBuilder.

 

[Pauly7]

I find that the chapter story quests lead you to where you shpuld be going

Only if you're following the devs' exact model for how to play the game. Most chapters I get about 5 quests through before getting stuck and then leaving them until the end of the chapter.

 

[SunriseBuilder]

Only if you're following the devs' exact model for how to play the game. Most chapters I get about 5 quests through before getting stuck and then leaving them until the end of the chapter.

Yes, of course Pauly7. Yours is a special case, which is a wonderful approach. Most new players, though, may be advised to be guided by the quests unless they are trying something unusual, like you.

 

[Pauly7]

It doesn't have to be all that unusual. There ought to be more than one legitimate way to play the game and not to be funnelled into an exact model of having 10 workshops and 8 T1 manus and whatever it is they expect for a guest race.

 

[SunriseBuilder]

It doesn't have to be all that unusual. There ought to be more than one legitimate way to play the game and not to be funnelled into an exact model of having 10 workshops and 8 T1 mains and whatever it is they expect for a guest race.

Yes, I agree. It never occured to me to try anything different. I struggled enough just trying to play the conventional way.