CB - Tutorial on obtaining resources and crafting Conqueror's Blade

Hi my Zoulous and welcome to this new video.
In this video, we are going to talk more specifically about the different crafting systems in Conqueror's Blade.
First of all, every craft for your hero or your mount requires 1 blueprint and inventory resources. How do you obtain them? That’s what we’re going to see with a small table created for the occasion.



Small note before we begin: the blueprint icons shown at the top of the table represent weapon and armor blueprints, to simplify the display.
It allows you to obtain most inventory resources, with the exception of gray resources, and also allows you to obtain blue blueprints.
Of course, the Battle Pass evolves with each season, and this information may change in future seasons.


Here, you can earn blue resources as well as blue blueprints. Same thing: challenges depend on the current season.

In exchange for seasonal currency, you can purchase blue blueprints as well as rare resources, notably gold and silver powders.

In these battles, you have a chance to obtain all types of blueprints, including the famous purple blueprints, even though they remain extremely rare.

In the expedition tab, you will be able to drop all gray resources.

This is another seasonal activity. However, it is likely that in future seasons the rewards will remain more or less the same. *RixMoMe* But you didn’t even say what it drops!!!
That’s true! In ranked battles, you can drop silver powders as well as purple mount blueprints.
Weekly quests are very important because they allow you to obtain all the items needed to craft hero and mount equipment.

Of course, if you have enough silver coins, all hero and mount crafting items are available for purchase at the Auction House.

*Kharlor wide eyes* WHAT. Well yes, it’s not directly from the Stable Master that you’ll obtain resources, but it has been proven by great scholars *Mémorix appears* that purchasing items—especially green saddles—allows you, once recycled, to obtain a significant amount of inventory resources, here are a few examples.
This method is rather marginal given its cost, but the Smuggler sells gray resources that can help you out in a pinch.



And that wraps up the acquisition of inventory resources. Now let’s move on to starting the crafting process.

To do this, go to the Blacksmith, select the item you want to create, and start the crafting process.



Important information: you can create bound or unbound items. To do this, check the box to create bound items, meaning the item cannot be sold on the Auction House, or uncheck it if you want to sell the item.

Of course, if you want to create an unbound item, you will need unbound materials and an unbound blueprint.

Another important crafting detail: you can recondition your equipment, meaning you restore its durability and either keep its old stats or choose from the new randomly generated stats. Personally, I recommend favoring standard crafting, because if you get a bad roll, you can recycle or sell the resulting item. Of course, if your equipment is damaged, reconditioning is necessary.



Now let’s move on to unit crafting.
To obtain a unit in Conqueror’s Blade, you must first unlock it in the unit tree.

To do so, you must first unlock everything that comes before the desired unit.
Once that is done, you must unlock the corresponding era. For example, if I want to unlock Imperial Pike Guards, which are located in the Heroic Era, I must first unlock 4 units from the Argos Era.
Once this is done, all that remains is to gather the required Honor to unlock the unit. If you want more information on how to obtain Honor, I invite you to check out my tutorial on the subject.

Now that our unit is unlocked, we still need to craft it. To do this, go to the Barracks by pressing U, select Infantry / Ranged or Cavalry depending on the unit you unlocked, then select the unit in question
and finally click Assemble. Note that you can either consume bronze coins directly by checking the box, or use only unit kits by unchecking it.
Congratulations, your unit is now in the barracks and you can use it in-game.



We’ve talked about crafting for your hero, your mount, and your units—what could still be missing? *Kharlor* Artillery crafting!!
Exactly! And more precisely, artillery and unit kit crafting, which are quite similar!

For both unit kits and artillery, you need to obtain wagon resources, which must be refined and then transformed into artillery or unit kits.
The first step is to identify the city capable of crafting the artillery or unit kit you want.


Once this is done, you will need to farm resources in the open world. If you want to know how this works, I invite you to check out my tutorial on the subject.
After acquiring the resources, you must refine them, then load your wagon and travel to the city that allows crafting.



Small tip: be sure to avoid traveling on line 1 and instead use lines 2, 3, or 4 to reduce the risk of being intercepted.
Second tip: try not to carry more than one identical artillery piece in your wagon, because if you do and you get intercepted and defeated, you may lose part of it.

That wraps up crafting via resources, but there is another type of crafting: crafting via fragments.

Indeed, for artillery and cosmetics, it is possible to craft using fragments.
Artillery fragments are most often obtained by destroying enemy artillery, and in exchange for 5 fragments, you can obtain a random artillery crate of the fragment’s color.


As for cosmetics, this system was developed to handle duplicate appearances. For example, if I drop a helmet I already own, I simply need to visit the artisan, recycle the cosmetic item, and obtain fragments.
After collecting 100 fragments, you will receive a crate containing a random cosmetic item.

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