[quote=@Jerkchicken]
Are resource gatherers/crafters like omni-disciplinary for game play purposes or do you need to specialize in x thing? 
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Early on when we're first getting started being more general in your skills might be best, like when a settlement is first established they don't really need rare resources they just need a bit of everything, but when you're dealing with the more late game kingdoms they might need someone who is a Tier V Blacksmith rather than a Tier III Carpenter/Blacksmith mix.

Edit #1: More resources added to the list and Meatloaf under cooking skills was changed to Lamb Chops to make sense with the farming animal being sheep.

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Sheep
Tier I
Can be regularly harvested for wool or butchered for Tier I meat

Pig
Tier II
Can be butchered for Tier II meat

Cow
Tier III
Can be regularly harvested for milk or butchered for Tier III meat

[b]Cooking[/b]
Basic Ingredients
Tier I
Used primarily in cooking Tier I meals

Stew
Tier I
Heals half a party’s health

Vegetable Soup
Tier I
Increases a party’s mana by 25% for the next engagement

Lamb Chops
Tier I
Increases roll results for an individual by 1 for the rest of the day

Advanced Ingredients
Tier II
Used primarily in cooking Tier II meals

Three Course Meal
Tier II
Heals all of a party’s health

Fruit Salad
Tier II
Party has 10% aura regeneration for the next engagement

Roast
Tier II
Give an individual a free attack once per engagement for the rest of the day

Rare Ingredients
Tier III
Used primarily in cooking Tier III meals

Feast
Tier III
Recovers the party's health entirely and increases it by 50%, non-recoverable

Apple Pie
Tier III
Gives the party a deflective barrier that negates the damage of a single attack

Steak
Tier III
Gives an individual haste for the rest of the day
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