A blueprint is a recipe on paper. You never buy one: monsters drop sealed blueprints, and opening one (double-click) reveals a random recipe. Live
The sealed blueprints
| Sealed blueprint | Recipe level | Dropped by |
|---|---|---|
| Blurry Blueprint | 1 | 22 monsters, e.g. Little Squirt, Forest Spirit, Wolf Cub |
| Encrypted Blueprint | 2 to 4 | 21 monsters, e.g. Great King Clam, Sailor Squidy |
| Sealed Blueprint | 4 to 6 | 48 monsters, e.g. Mermaid, Azure Siren |
| Invocation Blueprint | 6 to 8 | 50 monsters, e.g. Stone Golem, Beardy Pirate |
What opening one decides
- The workshop: Crafting 40 %, Cooking 39 %, Foundry 21 %. You get a Manufacturing Blueprint, a Crafting Blueprint (Foundry) or a Cooking Blueprint.
- The recipe: picked among the recipes of that level (280 for Crafting, 904 for the Foundry, 40 for Cooking).
- The materials: material 1 from 3 to 20 units, material 2 from 2 to 9, material 3 from 1 to 3 (more on high levels).
- The Fairy Coin cost: equal to the level for levels 1 to 3, otherwise between 10 and 10 × the level.
- The uses: 1 to 10 (1 to 5 for the Foundry). Each attempt uses one, success or failure.
Example recipes
Quantities change from one blueprint to the next.
| Workshop | Makes | Materials |
|---|---|---|
| Crafting | Crystal Cauldron (level 10) | Heart of Naiad, Ash Wood Strip, Snail Shell |
| Crafting | Repair Tool (level 60) | Colorant, Red Oak Wood Strip, Waterproof Metal |
| Foundry | Lv 1 Wind Coral (level 10) | Rigid Crab Carapace, Iron Ore Fragment, Heart of Sparkle |
| Foundry | Peacock Vest (level 45) | Iron Fragment, Shining Dolphin Tail, Standard Hunter Medal |
| Cooking | Bread (level 10) | Leaf Bud, Fresh Whelk Meat, Elven Fruit |
| Cooking | BBQ Shark Fin (level 100) | Feline Soul Grass, Man-Eating Shark, Compressed Energy IV |
Tips
- Farm the monsters of your level for sealed blueprints: low monsters drop Blurry ones, stronger ones drop the higher tiers.
- Check the recipe before you commit: its level must not be above your crafting skill.
- Wood strips and ore bars come from logs and ores through barter.