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Two Worlds II Crafting, dismantling and alchemy: upgrade without losing useful gear

Use CRAFT materials and saved potion recipes to improve the current build.

Edition covered

Original Two Worlds II single-player campaign and original publisher pictures. Pirates of the Flying Fortress, Call of the Tenebrae and later DLC campaigns are separate adventures. The first game’s duplicate-item stacking does not describe this game’s CRAFT system.

Dismantling replaces the first game’s stacking loop

A sword-bearing adventurer faces a large armored enemy in a stone corridor.
A sword-bearing adventurer faces a large armored enemy in a stone corridor.

CRAFT breaks unwanted equipment into materials used for upgrades. Do not attempt to improve a sword by stacking duplicate copies as in Two Worlds; inspect the anvil’s upgrade and dismantle options instead.

CRAFT actions
ActionPurposeCheck
DismantleRecover upgrade materialsConfirm the item is expendable
UpgradeImprove existing equipmentRequired materials and crafting ability
Customize socketsAdd suitable bonusesFit the current build
SellTurn equipment into goldCompare with material value

Check every item before destroying it

A red item may be unusable because of current requirements rather than permanently worthless. Compare unique properties, future needs and sale value before dismantling a piece that may suit the next stage of the build.

Alchemy workflow
StepActionReason
Inspect ingredientsRead their available effectsChoose a desired potion result
Combine in cauldronBuild a recipeObserve the resulting properties
Save the recipeRetain a successful combinationRepeat useful supplies later
Reserve rare materialsCompare alternative usesAvoid wasting a valuable effect

Upgrade the weapon the hero actually uses

Materials have more immediate value when they improve a reliable primary tool. Spreading upgrades across abandoned equipment delays the armor or weapon improvement needed for the next difficult area.

Save useful alchemy recipes

Combine ingredients in the cauldron, inspect the effect and retain successful recipes. The same material can have several possible uses, so identify an ingredient’s properties before turning a rare stock into an ordinary potion.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Two Worlds II publisher listingstore.steampowered.com
Publisher game manualstore.steampowered.com