I' going to guess that you didn't actually make a weapon at the event, the guys at the guilds are usually very good at explaining stuff like this.

With the right skills you can make your weapons have funky effects, and the higher the level you have it, the better effects you can produce.

So at the first level you can make a slightly better sword, and and the 2nd tier you can make a second weapon with a different effect.
(at the third level you can make a level 1, 2 and 3 weapon!)

I'm sure you've seen people with lammies attached to their swords, this is how you produce those lammies.

Any other questions, post them up or PM and I'm sure you'll get a quick answer!

I did visit the guild, roleplayed, become an apprentice smith and made a crafted weapon (level 1.) I had quite a long conversation with them, it was explained I could make better weapons but I wasn't told what skills I needed, how many OSP's I'd need, what I could make at each tier of skill or how much the materials would cost.

They said I could make 'weapons with silver or with materials to make them enchanted, and weapons that could not be shattered or dropped from the hand', but I wasn't told which skill I'd need to make these, although I did ask what I would need after apprentice smith to accomplish this.

I do plan on having the conversation IC, I would just like to know if I can achieve what I hope to achieve with a level 2 weapon as it'll be all my OSP's for this season gone. Will be having IC conversations with the archers guild too as I want to join them.

Thanks,

Dan

I guess it's difficult because I didn't know the OSP's involved OOC, this was my first event, wheras a character who was a players second character will know all this information OOC. So I'm trying to ask IC and OOC info at the same time and it gets very confusing.

The level of roleplaying at the guilds was great and the characters were very friendly.

Am all sorted now, I know which direction I want to go in now

Dan

Or join the scouts, no crafting skills but we are much prettier and better ;-)

Very much so, you can feel free to join and roleplay with as many or as few guilds as you like.

But we are still the prettiest.

If anything could have induced me to put one foot in the Scouts' Guild (purely an IC thing, you're lovely people, honest, don't kill me...), I'm sure I'd have loved the look. :)