You already know that half of Enchantment comes from Cosmic/Elementalism, right?

But I don't have the enchantment half.

This.

Uh, if Forging gave a buff everyone could use at trans like Alchemy did, sure, but until that happens, I'll take the Forging just to make pretty things.

YOU'RE NOT GETTING IT!

I'll take something harmless but useful and pretty, like Jewelry.

I want herbs as a highmagic user.

I want stationary as a Bookbinder.

I want to actually make money as an artisan.



Hey. I can wish, right?

I want an artifact that lets me brew more than 10 of something at a time. Although I guess if I sugared an entire keg of vitae I'd go on a murderous rampage.

Yeah, even if I could brew more than ten of something at a time, I don't think I'd want to because of that.

And the ability to actually make money. Yay!

Bookbinding is not designed to make money, just like forging was not designed to originally take less than 12 hours and Merian weren't redesigned to be useful.

I do ok on the sorcelglass and enchanted scrolls really. Having stationary and the ability to design letters and maybe even envelopes and cool wax seals and so on... that'd be awesome!

A cool idea: Customized offering.

And I only took bookbinding for the languages and the magic tome. But give me ways to actually make money.
I already barely make any since I can't hunt all the really good places, and only know a small amount of places for charity influencing.

This. also something to raise sugar chances/output.

I asked for a tradeskill special report, but they're backed up on projects to devote resources to it. One can hope one day though!

Also, uh...oh, things stocked in shop bins to be put into said shop bins instead of cluttering a stockroom floor, plz.

I wish I could order my beast to do something not right now, but in five seconds. But I suppose that'd be too powerful?

I like the custom offering message idea!

I kinda wanna see exam papers, maybe as a bookbinding object. Something that would let you set some questions while also letting the participant answer the questions and would reset to the creators (not bookbinders) inventory after a specific amount of time.