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Whether your team gathers resources or you acquire them through other means, they’ll be the cornerstone of crafting. Depending on how you choose to specialize, your crew will be able to construct armor, weapons, implants, or other types of useful items and gear. You can use these items yourself or put them up on the open market for profit. You’ll receive Crew Skill reports even while you’re away from the ship, and if one of your companions returns with the schematics for a valuable item, you can assign someone else to start crafting the item right away on the ship’s workstation without having to return to the ship! Crafting skills are very specialized disciplines; for your three Crew Skills slots, you’ll be able to select one Crafting skill for your crew to master.

Crafting Skills include:

Armormech – the ability to work with hard metals and electronic shielding to construct all types of personal armor
Armstech – the skill of constructing blasters, blaster rifles and upgrades
Artifice – the delicate work of constructing Jedi and Sith artifacts
Biochem –the engineering of performance-enhancing chemical serums and biological implants
Cybertech – the technical expertise to construct gadgets and components for Droids and high-tech armors
Synthweaving – the art of creating lighter outfits and armors that are imbued with supernatural qualities

Mission skills are a unique addition to the Crew Skills system. With these skills, you send companions from your crew across the galaxy on various missions to recover information, hunt down loot, or complete other goals to bring you rewards. When you use a mission skill, you’ll select a companion, choose a mission from an ever-changing pool, and send that companion out after the prize. You can choose from a variety of mission skills – is your crew into conducting research? Participating in diplomatic missions? Trading in illicit goods? There are many options, each with their own set of benefits and rewards. Some can even earn you light or dark side points. As with the other skills, your companions complete these missions on their own time and bring the rewards back when they’re done. Any number of your Crew Skills can be a Mission skill, so get ready to put your team to work!

Mission Skills include:

Diplomacy – the art of conducting and managing negotiations
Investigation – the skill of examining evidence and following clues to discover valuable secrets
Treasure Hunting – the ability to track down and recover valuable items by investigating a series of clues
Underworld Trading – expertise in the trading of illegal goods and services

Archaeology is the study of crystal formations and archaeological finds. Crystal formations contain crystals that an Artificer can use to construct lightsaber modifications and armor for Force users. Archaeological finds contain artifact fragments of Force-imbued technology. These valuable items contain ancient formulas and algorithms used in Artifice and Synthweaving. Archaeological finds possibly conceal rare datacron components that are used in the creation of attribute-enhancing Matrix Cubes. Archaeologists can send their companions on missions to gather resources.

Bioanalysis is the practice of collecting genetic material from creatures and vegetation. Genetic materials include cell fibers, bacterial strains, toxic extracts, and medicinal fluids. Biochemists use these materials to create medpacs to restore health, stimulants (one-time injections) that provide a boost to physical abilities, and biological implants that enhance combat prowess by stimulating neural networks and regulating brain stem functions. The crafting skill Biochem utilizes Bioanalysis resources. Bioanalysts can send their companions on missions to gather resources.

Scavenging is the art of salvaging useful parts and base materials such as metals, alloys, and synthetic components from potential technological resources – junk piles, fallen droids, abandoned cargo, and broken-down vehicles. The crafting skills Armormech, Armstech, and Cybertech utilize Scavenging resources. Scavengers can send their companions on missions to gather resources.

Slicing is the art of accessing secure computer systems and lockboxes to acquire valuable items, credits, and tech materials. Common slicing targets include electronic safes, data stations, security mainframes, and biometric footlockers. They contain lockboxes that can yield valuable items, credits, rare tech materials used to construct prototype and artifact droid armor and generators, and mission discovery objects that unlock challenging missions that can potentially yield great rewards. Slicers can send their companions on missions to retrieve these valuable items. LOADS'A'MONEY

Armormech is the ability to work with hard metals, alloys, and synthetic materials to construct armor for non-Force users. Vendor-purchased fluxes are used during the armor creation process to refine the materials to ensure suitability. Armormechs can reverse engineer their crafted armor and possible discover new ways to improve armor creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Armormech.

Armstech is the ability to work with hard metals, alloys, and synthetic materials to craft blasters and blaster modifications. Vendor-purchased fluxes are used during the blaster creation process to refine the materials to ensure suitability. Crafted blasters include blaster, pistols blaster rifles, sniper rifles, and assault cannons. Blaster modifications include scopes, barrels, and triggers. Armstech can reverse engineer and possibly discover new ways to improve blaster creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Armstech.

Artifice is the delicate skill of constructing lightsaber modifications, armor overlays and underlays, focii, and feet and wrist items for Force users. Lightsaber modifications include power crystals, color crystals, focus lens, hilts, and emitter matrices that augment a Force user's combat attributes. Color crystals also determine the lightsaber's beam color. Armor overlays and underlays provide additional armor protection and augment combat prowess. Artificers can reverse engineer their crafted focii, feet, and wrist armor and possibly discover new ways to improve armor creation. The gathering skill Archaeology provides crafting resources for Artifice.

Biochem is the skill involved in crafting medical supplies, performance-enhancing chemical serums, and biological implants. Biochemists use these materials to create medpacs to restore health, stimulants (one-time injections) that provide a boost to physical abilities, and biological implants that enhance combat prowess by stimulating neural networks and regulating brain stem functions. Biochemists can reverse engineer their crafted implants and possibly discover new ways to improve implant creation. The gathering skill Bioanalysis provides crafting resources for Biochem.

Cybertech is the skill to assemble droid armor, earpieces, grenades, armor overlays and underlays, electro weapons, generators, and feet and wrist items for non-Force users. Armor overlays and underlays provide additional armor protection and augment combat ability. Earpieces are external mini-computers that are worn on or near the ear. They enhance combat prowess by giving audio and visual feedback to the wearer or through direct neural feedback via an external nerve relay. Cybertechs can reverse engineer their crafted droid, feet and wrist armor, earpieces, electro weapons, and generators, and possibly discover new ways to improve their creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Cybertech.

Synthweaving is the process of fabricating synthetic materials out of crystals, various chemicals, and artifact fragments to construct armor for Force users. Vendors provide premade solutions, suspensions, and composites that are used during the Synthweaving process. Synthweavers can reverse engineer their crafted armor and possibly discover new ways to improve armor creation. The gathering skill Archaeology provides crafting resources for Synthweaving.

Treasure Hunting is the ability to track down and recover valuable items by following a series of clues. Companions sent on Treasure Hunting missions can return with rare gemstones used to construct prototype and artifact earpieces, focii, blasters, and electro weapons, lockboxes that can contain valuable items or credits, and gifts for companions to raise their Affection rating.

Underworld Trading entails the exchange of goods and services on the galactic black market. Sending your companions on Underworld Trading missions can yield rare spices used to construct prototype and artifact implants, rare heavy armor crafting materials used to construct prototype and artifact droid and heavy armor, and gifts for companions to raise their Affection rating.

Diplomacy is the art of conducting and managing negations. Sending your companions on diplomatic missions can influence your light side or dark side standing. In addition to light side and dark side influence, possible Diplomacy rewards include rare light armor crafting materials used to construct prototype light armor, and gifts for companions to raise their Affection rating.

Investigation is the skill of researching, gathering, analyzing, and decoding secret information. Sending your companions on Investigation missions can yield valuable items in the form of rare medium armor crafting materials used to construct prototype and artifact medium armor, prototype schematics for all crafts, and gifts for companions to raise their Affection rating.

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Blasters: Armstech, Scavenging, Treasure Hunting
Lightsabers: Artifice, Archaeology, Investigation
Meds: Biochem, Bioanalysis, Underworld Trading
Gadgets: Cybertech, Scavenging, Treasure Hunting
Force Accessories: Artifice, Archaeology, Diplomacy
Force Armor: Synthweaving, Archaeology, Diplomacy
Medium Armor: Armormech, Scavenging, Investigation
Heavy Armor: Armormech, Scavenging, Underworld Trading
Droid Armor: Cybertech, Scavenging, Slicing
Credits/Missions: Treasure Hunting, Slicing, Investigation
High Demand Mats: Archaeology, Scavenging, Treasure Hunting
Min/Max: Diplomacy, Slicing, Treasure Hunting

Archaeology
Type: Gathering
Produces: Crystals, Force-imbued technology
Feeds: Artifice, Synthweaving

Armormech
Type: Crafting
Produces: Non-Force user armor
Consumes: Vendor mats, Scavenging

Armstech
Type: Crafting
Produces: Blasters (pistols, rifles, sniper, assault cannon), Blaster mods (scopes, barrels, triggers)
Consumes: Vendor mats, Scavenging

Artifice
Type: Crafting
Produces: Force user armor (overlays, underlays, focii, feet, wrists), Lightsaber mods (power crystal, color crystal, focus lens, hilts, emitter matrix)
Consumes: Archaeology

Biochem
Type: Crafting
Produces: Medpacs, stimulants, implants
Consumes: Bioanalysis

Cybertech
Type: Crafting
Produces: Droid armor, earpieces, grenades, Non-Force user armor overlays and underlays
Consumes: Scavenging

Diplomacy
Type: Mission
Produces: LS/DS points, Light armor mats, Companion gifts
Feeds: Light armor crafts (Synthweaving, Artifice, Armormech)

Investigation
Type: Mission
Produces: Medium armor mats, Crafting schematics for all, Companion gifts
Feeds: All (schematics), Medium armor crafts (Synthweaving, Armormech)

Scavenging
Type: Gathering
Produces: Metals, Alloys, Synthetic components
Feeds: Armormech, Armstech, Cybertech

Slicing
Type: Gathering
Produces: Valuable items, Credits, Droid Armor mats, Generator mats, Mission discovery items
Consumes: Lockboxes
Feeds: Cybertech

Synthweaving
Type: Crafting
Produces: Armor for Force users
Consumes: Vendor mats, Archaeology

Treasure Hunting
Type: Mission
Produces: Rare mats for earpieces, focii, blasters, electro weapons, lockboxes, companion gifts
Feeds: Cybertech, Artifice, Armstech, Slicing

Underworld Trading
Type: Mission
Produces: Implant mats, Heavy armor mats, Companion gifts
Feeds: Biochem, Heavy armor crafts (Armormech, Cybertech)

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