Supply: the in-game professions guide

What Supply shows: where every material comes from, recipes with skill colours, products, links between professions, Merchant goods and search.

Supply is a guide right inside the game. For each of the 12 professions it shows where to get every material, which recipes unlock at which skill and who else needs what you make.

Where to open it

  • On the Professions screen (on PC — the K key) — the Supply tile.
  • In a stack's menu in your Pouch — the "More in Supply" button opens the guide right on that item.

What's inside

The tabs are the 12 professions, Merchant and How it works. Each profession has its own sub-tabs (empty ones are hidden):

Sub-tabWhat it holds
Overviewwhat the profession gives, where it shines, how it levels, the numbers
Materialswhere a material comes from, what uses it, whether it can be sold or passed on ("Resources" for gathering and fishing)
Recipesby skill tier: what it makes, how to learn it, reagents, colours
Productswhat each product does and where it works
Specialgathering, fishing, disenchanting, scrapping, Inscription, Transmutation
Linksbundled gathering, who supplies the profession and who needs its materials

Each entry expands when tapped, and links inside lead to related entries: from a reagent to its material, from a recipe to its product.

Material card

All sources: gathering nodes by land with the skill needed, the Fishing Spot, hides from carcasses, enemies (for cloth and meat — chance and amount by level), the Merchant with a price, disenchanting, crafting, Transmutation, bosses (chance per kill and “about once every ~N runs”) or dungeons — which locations, which enemies and how many per fight (hides and herbs only with the matching profession). Below that — recipes that use the material, the Merchant's buying price and whether it can be listed at the Auction House and sent by Mail or Trade.

Recipe card

What it makes and for which level, how to learn it (by skill on its own, or a scroll — from which boss, the chance per kill and how many runs it takes on average), reagents with their sources, where the result goes, and the colour bands: at which skill the recipe is orange, yellow, green and from which it turns grey.

The search bar looks through the names of materials, recipes and products. Tap a result and the guide opens the right entry.

On the website the same data lives in the knowledge base references: Materials, Merchant goods and the craft pages, such as Alchemy.

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