Professions & progression

Five documented tracks

The current reference documents Broom Flying, Combat, Crafting, Harvesting, and Mining, each with six tiers. Select a track above to read its listed benefits in order.

Older coverage also lists Alchemy and describes a 30-level structure. The present reference does not fully reconcile that system with its tier tables. Alchemy is therefore not presented here as a complete, currently verified progression track.

Developing a profession

Profession experience is associated with the relevant activity: gathering plants, mining, crafting, flying, or fighting world enemies. The beginner walkthrough introduces several of these activities through the tutorial.

The six-tier table describes benefits, but does not supply all experience thresholds, rank-challenge steps, or unlock conditions. Check your in-game profession interface for the next gate rather than assuming that a tier label is a character-level requirement.

Starting a mining session

BloxInformer’s mining guide gives a useful starting workflow: obtain a pickaxe through the introductory quests or a blacksmith recipe, then travel to Kamo Mines, described north of the Alchemy Tower near the starting area. The beginner walkthrough also introduces the mine through Old Roderick’s ore objective.

Interact with a deposit and follow its timing minigame. The written guide describes critical-zone hits as improving mining efficiency. Gather the deposit’s material, check the profession experience earned, and use your current tool and profession menu to identify any next gate.

These landmarks help find the activity; they are not measured coordinates. Specific ore requirements and older level milestones need a current interface check before you plan a long farming route.

Turning gathering into crafting progress

Choose an equipment recipe before gathering at random. Compare its materials in the equipment table, gather or obtain what is missing, then craft and inspect the result. Crafting experience comes from crafting; a recipe’s materials and a profession’s quality perks answer different questions.

Keep the resulting gear’s stars and its item-level requirement in your notes. A higher crafting tier changes the available quality benefits, while the actual rolled item still determines what you can equip.

Crafting and equipment quality

The Crafting track first introduces the ability to roll one-star equipment, then two-star equipment, and later three-star equipment. Other documented perks concern duplication chances and improved star chances.

A chance-based quality benefit does not guarantee a particular result. Use the equipment reference to separate the recipe, item requirements, and actual stars of the crafted result.

Combat is an encounter-specific track

The listed Combat perks reference NPC combat time, energy after NPC kills, PvE damage, and recovery after defeating NPCs. Those descriptions should not automatically be applied to player duels.

A build video’s claim about a combat profession needs to identify whether it concerns PvE or PvP. The build framework keeps that condition explicit.

Harvesting, Mining, and Broom Flying

Harvesting’s documented benefits include faster gathering and chances of double or instant collection. Mining lists power, rare-ore chance, cooldown, and double-ore benefits. Broom Flying lists altitude, speed, and a rider-disruption action.

These perks describe progression rewards, not a measured fastest training route. Resource locations, travel time, challenge gates, and your current tools can change which activity is efficient.

Where Alchemy fits in the references

BloxInformer’s older Alchemy guide describes a cauldron with three ingredient slots and a recipe book. That is useful context if Alchemy is present in your current interface, but it does not establish how that older progression maps to the five tracks above. The absence of an Alchemy table in the current saved Fandom reference is not proof that the activity was removed.

Use the current profession menu to confirm availability and requirements. This page does not convert BloxInformer’s 30-level description into Fandom’s six tiers.

Avoiding wasted effort

Before a long training session, check whether your progress is blocked by a rank challenge or an uncompleted tutorial step. Record the actual experience gained by the activity and confirm that it advances the track you intend to train.

For the first unlocks and their order, return to the Kamo beginner route.