Raises the weight limit of the Master and of every Bestia under their command by the same amount. It sits in the trunk because every gathering profession - Forester, Prospector and Miner alike - lives off what it can carry home.

Each cast points to the nearest thing of each kind within the detection distance: an ore deposit, ground where rare herbs grow, a forest, and a wild bestia. The marks show on the compass for 60 seconds, with a line in the chat. Nothing is put on the map.

Without accuracy a shown spot can be off by up to 40% of its distance. The accuracy takes that share away: at level 5 a spot 1 km away is off by at most 200 m.

Anyone with a fishing rod can fish, but an untrained angler mostly catches fish and loot up to level 10. Each rank raises that catch level cap. Above the cap, a catch gets rarer the further over it is: its odds halve for every 5 levels. See Fishing.

A tree falls only to an axe, a greataxe or a felling tool such as a hatchet. Lumberjack makes each blow count for more of the trunk, and every stack of logs a felled tree drops may come twice.

Level 1 lets you build a Lumberjack Cabin from a kit. Bestias can work the cabin while you are away.

Plants a sapling in a tree stump and consumes a log. The new tree grows back faster than one left to nature, and it does not wait for a grown tree nearby the way a stump left alone does.

Raises the catch chance of every Bestia trap the master throws. Anyone can throw a Bestia trap; this skill only makes it hold better. The traps themselves are made with Carpentry.

Reads what has walked over a patch of ground: how many passed, and how fresh the trail is. Ground that takes no print - rock, paving, ice - keeps no tracks at all, at any rank. Each rank searches a wider patch and tells more about the trail.

Counts for the master’s Bestias only: they learn faster, and lose less stamina both to the weather and to their own skills.

Applies to every Breeding Farm and Incubator the master owns.

The time reduction stacks with planned upgrades, feed and buffs, and counts against the same 50% floor - it lets a modest setup reach the cap instead of raising it. The dominant-IV column is the part that cannot be bought: at Lv. 4 a clutch draws a fourth dominant individual value, so a bloodline improves on four stats per generation rather than three.

From Lv. 1 the master reads a Bestia’s or an egg’s individual values as exact numbers instead of grades.

Everyone sees the wind on the compass. Weather Sense shows the next change of weather before it arrives, 5 minutes ahead per level. See Weather for what each front does to the world.

It also reads the mana in the land. Level 1 shows the mana concentration where you stand. Levels 2 and 3 put two marks on the compass: towards the nearest place where the mana is at least 10% stronger, and towards the nearest place where it is at least 10% weaker, each with its distance.

A Prospector charts the land first and then claims it. This skill only starts a settlement. It does not grow one - a town grows because players keep building inside it, and no further skill gates that.

The cast plants a sign site under a name chosen before casting. Anyone can help build it, and the town exists once the sign is finished. The spot must be at least 5 km from every other settlement and outside every ward field.

Only one settlement can be active at any time. You must tear down or hand over the settlement before you can place a new one. Only inactive settlements can be torn down, which means no post office or auction house may be left inside the settlement’s sphere of influence.

See Player Settlements for the sphere, the sign and what happens when it falls.

Turns a campfire, such as the one Cooking places, into a camp. Party members and their Bestias within 5m bear the weather better: ±5 °C temperature tolerance, in both directions. Only one camp per master can stand.

The campfire must be burning and must be the master’s own or a party member’s. “Storms do not reach inside” means the weather does no harm inside a camp of Lv. 2 or higher. At Lv. 3 a party master who dies anywhere respawns at the camp while it stands.

Senses treasure caches nearby. For 60 s you see a faint shimmer on the ground above each cache in range. A popup says how many there are and the direction and distance to the nearest. Caches already dug up are not sensed.

A sound pulse that marks hollow spaces nearby on the compass, for 20 seconds and with a line in the chat: caves, hollows and buried chambers. A hollow is a pocket of air under the ground; the open sky is not one. Where Resource Sonar finds ore in the rock, Echo Sounding finds the empty space in it. It becomes more useful as the world generator digs more caves.

Charts the nearest treasure cache you sensed in the last 10 minutes onto a sheet of empty paper. You can cast it anywhere, so you do not need to walk back to the spot. The map is an item that can be traded or sold. Its holder sees a circle on their map, and the cache lies somewhere inside it. The circle is rolled once when the map is drawn.

When anyone digs the cache up, the map crumbles into a crumbled treasure map.

Digs treasure caches faster, and raises the chance for the cache’s top item above its base 25%.

Anyone with a pickaxe can mine, but an untrained miner only gets resources up to level 10. Level 1 lets you craft a pickaxe and build a Mining Shaft from a kit. Bestias can work the shaft while you are away. A shaft reaches 40 m deeper per level, see Mine.

Level 1 allows you to place a Gem Cut Station. The cast only places the station or opens its recipes. The cutting itself takes the craft duration of the gem’s item level. A failed cut shatters the gem. The five gems and what they hold are listed under Sockets and Essences.

Same rule as Forge Weapon: no hard cap, but every gem level above the reliable one costs another 5% success chance.

Each ore or gem block the master mines has a chance to drop a second piece.

Can sense ore and gem deposits through solid rock.

Sets a blasting charge that breaks every block around it 3s later, and hurts whoever stands too close. Consumes a Blasting Charge, brewed with Alchemy.

Shows which gem an unknown Rough Gemstone is, before the cut.