Guide for Bowcraft

If you've always wondered what to do to raise your bowcraft, see the table below. Although it is not a strict law to follow, it provides a good basis for what you can do to raise your skill at any given time.

Skill Level	Item to be made
0 - 50	Arrow ou Crossbow bolt (make 1 by 1)
50 - 60	Crossbow
60 - 65	Crossbow (pinetree)
65 - 70	Crossbow (cherry)
70 - 75	Crossbow (oak)
75 - 83	Heavy Crossbow
83 - 85	Heavy Crossbow (pinetree)
85 - 87	Heavy Crossbow (cherry)
87 - 89	Heavy Crossbow (oak)
89 - 91	Heavy Crossbow (purple passion)
91 - 93	Heavy Crossbow (golden reflection)
93 - 95	Heavy Crossbow (hardranger)
95 - 97	Heavy Crossbow (jade)
97 - 99	Heavy Crossbow (darkwood)
99 - 101	Heavy Crossbow (stonewood)
101 - 103	Heavy Crossbow (sun)
103 - 105	Heavy Crossbow (gaunglet)
105 - 107	Heavy Crossbow (swamp)
107 - 110	Heavy Crossbow (stardust)
110 - 114	Heavy Crossbow (silverleaf)
114 - 118	Heavy Crossbow (stormteal)
118 - 122	Heavy Crossbow (emerald)
122 - 125	Heavy Crossbow (blood)
125 - 127	Heavy Crossbow (crystal)
127 - 128	Heavy Crossbow (bloodhorse)
128 and futher	Heavy Crossbow (doom)

Tips

1 Making arrows or bolts 1 by 1 can take your skill up to 75%.

2: Use items to help your success rate, and save ingots. You'll need a boost of at least 15% before you notice any difference. Stop using items when your skill reaches 90%, as they do not make much difference after that.

3: If you are a skilled crafter (level 1 or higher), skip an item from the list for each level of expertise. For example, a crafter level 2 with 101 bowcraft, could make swamp Heavy Crossbow instead of sun Heavy Crossbow. But a level 3, for not being able to do make with stardust log, would make instead with swamp log.