Professions

**Professions** are mini-games and activities which allow players to earn currency, experience, apparel, food, materials, trinkets, and other items. Each Profession has its own level which increases as the player gains its profession-specific experience, unlocking new items, locations, or recipes.

There are currently six professions in Lorwolf: Fishing, Crafting, Mining, Cooking, Farming, and Hunting.

## Fishing

> *"Take a shot at catching some fish...who knows, you might even find some cool trinkets!"*
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Fishing is a mini-game that allows players to catch fish to obtain food and trinkets. To participate in Fishing, players must select a wolf to go fishing with at least 25 Stamina and have at least one available Fishing Trip (the count of which replenishes over time).

As the player's Fishing Level increases, new fishing locations become available to fish in, yielding different fish and trinkets.

## Crafting

*"The world of Loria needs more things! What do you feel like making today?"*

Crafting is an activity that allows players to create various items, including apparel, tools, and currency, using materials and recipes. Crafting does not require Stamina, however, crafting an item requires the player to know the item's Recipe, be at the correct Crafting Level, and possess the Materials required to craft the item.

As the player's Crafting Level increases, new recipes can be learned, unlocking new items.

## Mining

*"Venture deep into the earth and mine the ores of Loria."*

Mining is a mini-game that allows players to mine for precious metals and jewels, which are used as materials in crafting recipes. To participate in Mining, players must select a wolf with at least 25 Stamina to mine ores at a mining location or smelt metals into bars at the Furnace. A wolf that participates Mining will be locked into the profession for 24 hours, but can still be used in other professions and activities.

As the player's Mining Level increases, new mining locations become available to mine in.

## Cooking

*"Time to cook up some grub!"*

Cooking is an activity that allows players to turn raw ingredients into cooked meals using food. Food that is cooked restores significantly more Stamina than raw ingredients. Cooking does not require Stamina, however, cooking an item requires the player to possess the raw ingredients required for a given recipe.

As the player's Cooking Level increases, cooking time is reduced, and more and more recipes lose the ability to burn to ash when cooked.

## Farming

*"An apple a day keeps the hungry away, it sure is nice to grow your own food!"*

Farming is a mini-game that allows players to cultivate and harvest various plants using seeds. Harvested crops can be eaten as food, cooked, or as materials in crafting recipes. Farming does not require Stamina, however, it requires the player to own seeds and maintain plots of land using compost and water.

As the player's Farming Level increases, new seeds are unlocked, and the storage capacity of the player's compost and water resources increases. As a player cultivates the same type of crop, their seed familiarity level also increases, increasing the yield of harvesting that seed's crop.

## Hunting

*"Do you have what it takes to tackle your fiercest foes?"*

Hunting is an activity that allows players to send their wolves on missions to earn currency, food, trinkets, and materials. To participate in Hunting, players must select at least one wolf with at least 100 Stamina to embark on a quest.

As the player's Hunting Level increases, new quests become available, and the player unlocks more quest slots, allowing them to send more wolves to do more quests at one time.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 https://www.lorwolf.com/Play
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://www.lorwolf.com/Play