There are currently three known possible locations for Stone of Change altars. This is the most basic level of crafting. Items now have effects that scale (excepting some few static effects) based on the item's minimum level rather than by the specific shards put on the item. Revamped with Update 32, to align the system with the lootgen pass from Update 29 and allow items to scale up to the current level cap, the three old schools were merged into one school now using one singular essence, Cannith Essences, and collectables of many different kinds. It was a fairly complex system, with three crafting schools (Arcane, Divine, and Elemental) and 24 different essences. This crafting system originally allowed players to construct completely customized weapons, shields, armor, jewelry, and clothing, using various types essences obtained from treasure chests throughout the game or by deconstructing other randomly generated treasures, and collectables of many different kinds found in dungeons. Originally Introduced: Update 9 (Beta Tag Removed: Update 11) (For example, alchemical ingredients are crafted by you, breaking unwanted items into their magical parts requires a (minor) vendor purchase, and shroud ingredients must be looted those from chests in that quest.) A Cannith Crafter begins by preparing a base item (that you have acquired by looting or trade) and then begin upgrading it with ingredients which are (dependent on the crafting type) crafted themselves, bought from a crafting vendor or found in raids or quests. This is the only type of crafting that can be improved via your character skills, feats, and level-ups. The exception to this rule is Cannith Crafting.
In most cases you begin crafting by using ingredients gathered in quests, raids (and their end rewards) or wilderness rare chests. These attributes are added individually, stage by stage, through to the final finished stage (in most cases an extra special effect.) Crafters advance through increasing tiers of ability, each allowing them to add more powerful magical attributes to the item. Any character, of any class, can become a "Crafter" - it is not exclusive to spellcasters etc. Crafting, introduced with Module 6, is, simply put, a way to create and/or upgrade custom magic items.
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