Commissions

**Commissions** are requests for an item or items to be crafted within the allotted time. Some characters can request different items, such as Stone Troughs, Copper Pipes, or Glass. Completing commissions typically rewards gols, workshop reputation, and relationship points with the specific character who posted that commission. Abandoning a commission will reduce the player's reputation by a small amount.

## Basics

The Commerce Guild posts commissions on the commission board inside the building everyday, including weekends. These randomized commissions - pulled from lists of possible commissions that are available depending on the player's Workshop Rank - ask for items of varying crafting difficulty and quality. If the player crafts a Commission Tracker and places it in the workshop, they will be able to browse and accept commissions without visiting the guild.

Completing commissions rewards the player with gols, experience, reputation points, and, with a few exceptions, relationship point with the character who has posted the commission. Higher rank commissions usually give better rewards; additionally, the player can place an advertisement in the local newspaper to get bonus rewards.

Reputation points are rewarded based on difficulty; at the end of the month, the top three ranked workshops gain rewards for their efforts.

Workshops ranked 1 star may only take one commission per day, 2 and 3 stars can take two per day, and 4 stars you can take three per day. *(Early Access Note: On page 7 of 'The Commerce Guild Guide' on the desk in the Commerce Guild indicates at 5 stars you can take a third commission. It is unknown if the book is incorrect, or unlocking a third commission at rank 4 is incorrect.)* Abandoning a commission on the same day it was taken will not allow the player to choose another on the same day. However, the player may abandon a commission that had been accepted on a previous day, then immediately accept a new commission. The sole exceptions to this rule are main mission (story) commissions, which have no limits on how many can be taken. Additionally, story commissions do not count against the player's workshop-rank limit, meaning the player can accept the randomized daily commissions alongside any story commissions.

Commissions are completed by talking to the commissioner with their requested item in the player's inventory.

## Difficulty

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Commissions have different levels of difficulty and rewards depending on the player's workshop rank, ranging from one to five stars. As the workshop reputation increases, higher levels of commissions start to appear more frequently.

## Quality

*See also: Quality*

The game has four quality levels; a basic colorless quality used by some raw materials (Ordinary), Green (Outstanding), Blue (Perfect) and Purple (Rare).

Commissioned items are always requested in one of the three qualities: Outstanding, Perfect, or Rare. This minimum quality level is specified on the commission request and is easily identified by the background color of the item on the commission description. The quality is also listed in colored text on the commission board with the text matching the requested quality's color code. When completing a commission, the player can hand in items of a quality equal to or higher than is specified on the commission but never of a lower quality. Delivering higher quality items grants the player a gols bonus.

The player will most often produce items at Green (Outstanding) quality. The chance to craft a higher quality item can be improved by using high quality materials, upgrading machines, and adding experience points to Quality Goods Knowledge under the Workshop Tree. The Refiner is used to intentionally improve the quality. The Refiner uses rare resources as fuel. One source for these is processing ores in the Ore Refinery.

## Commissioners

Each commission has a commissioner, a specific character living in Sandrock.

There are no added benefits or rewards for choosing a certain commissioner.

## List of possible commissions

This list covers the commissions that can be randomly selected and displayed on the Commission Board in the Commerce Guild on any day. It does not include commissions posted during main missions.

An added bonus is given if the Commission is handed in to the Requester on the same day it was accepted from the Commission Board.

**RP** = The number of Relationship Points the player gains with the Requester. **Rep** = Workshop Reputation.

### Five Stars

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Unlocks after *Moisture Farm Blues*.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Unlocks after *In Trusses we Trust*

## Request Board commissions

Request Board commissions are posted on the second page of the Commerce Guild Board and require non-craftable items like crops or cooked dishes. Accepted Request Board commissions count towards the player's maximum commissions for the day.

## Story and special commissions

Some commissions are only available during certain time of the day or while certain main missions are active. These commissions usually do not count towards the commission limit of the day and can be accepted anytime.

### Day of Memories commissions

These commissions are posted a week before the Day of Memories. Completing them rewards no relationship points and gives the player 10 Festival Badges per a completed commission instead.

### Moisture Farm repair

These story commissions are posted after the geegler's attack on the Moisture Farm.

### Materials for Shonash Bridge

These commissions are posted while the Shonash Bridge is being built.

### Water Tower repair

These commissions are posted during the Water Tower repair mission.

### Duvos commissions

During one of late-game story missions, regular commissions will be replaced by Duvos commissions. All Duvos commissions have a time limit of six days, give 400-500 Experience and 30-50 Workshop Rank points, and pay 3.2-3.3 times the regular price of requested items. The possible requests include:

⁠⁠Alloy Daggers (1)
⁠⁠Alloy Heavy Sword (1)
⁠⁠Alloy Spear (1)
⁠⁠Alloy Sword and Shield (1)
⁠⁠Aluminum Alloy Plate (3-4)
⁠⁠Chromium Steel Bearings (3-4)
⁠⁠Chromium Steel Plate (3-4)
⁠⁠Composite Fiber Rods (7-9)
⁠⁠Composite Fiber Threads (7-9)
⁠⁠Essential Heavy Sword (1)
⁠⁠Essential Spear (1)
⁠⁠Essential Sword and Shield (1)
⁠⁠Gemstone Daggers (1)
⁠⁠Granite Slab (4-5)
⁠⁠Granite Tiles (10-12)
⁠⁠Hardened Leather (5-6)
⁠⁠Limestone Bricks (7-8)
⁠⁠Magnesium Aluminum Alloy (8-10)
⁠⁠Magnesium-Chromium Brick (4-5)
⁠⁠Manganese Steel Blades (4-5)
⁠⁠Manganese Steel Gears (3-4)
⁠⁠Sisal Thread (4-5)
⁠⁠Windproof Cloth (3-4)

Any active Duvos commissions will expire when the player completes the related mission.