[ Suggestion ] Path of Exile - Lost Treasures

Hello ladies and gentlemen, it has been a long time ( I guess ) since my last big suggestion, so today I would like to present you guys:

• Mechanics:

To get a Profession, first you need to reach Level 45 with a character of the respective attribute:

Any Strength based character can become a Mastersmith.
Being them the Marauder, the Scion, the Duelist and the Templar.

Any Dexterity based character can become a Chemist.
Being them the Ranger, the Scion, the Duelist and the Shadow.

Any Intelligence based character can become a Gemcutter.
Being them the Witch, the Scion, the Templar and the Shadow.

The Cartographer is the only Profession that can be chosen by any character.

After that, a new zone will open on the first 4 Acts of the game:

• The Mastersmith's Furnace on Act I
• The Gemcutter's Lapidary on Act II
• The Cartographer's Museum on Act III
• The Chemist's Laboratory on Act IV

Each zone will have its respective NPC to teach you the skills and basics of your Profession.
The NPC also have a shop in which you can buy your Profession Tools and starter materials.

Selecting a Profession will lock all the other zones disregarding the one you've chosen.

By picking any profession, you'll receive an extra inventory tab, specifically to keep currency items and materials from your profession and your tools:

When you successfully craft a new item, you gain EXP for your Crafting Bench, for your Tools and for your Profession to unlock new Craft Recipes.

At reaching the Rank 4 and Level 100 with your character, you will unlock a specific Keystone for your future characters created.

All the items you Craft, will have your character's name on it, for people recognize your work.
You can only select one Profession and if you don't like the one you've chosen, you'll be able to reset your Profession by spending 1000 Orbs of Regret.
Not to mention that you also lose all your crafting tools and workbench, and will have to re-level your profession if you go back to it at some point.

It needs to be this expensive, to make players think a lot before they make a choice, also, the items you can create with the professions are a really nice way to make money, since they'll be created by the player, which means, they're not accessible for everyone else, only for
those who craft them or buy them from the market. As less Professions exists, as high the prices of these items will be on the market.


Here are some examples of what a Mastersmith can do:

Rank ★ (Requires Level 45)

Rank ★★ (Requires Level 65)

Rank ★★★ (Requires Level 85)

Rank ★★★★ (Requires Level 95)


(Requires Level 100) Legacy of Aries: .
(Preparation leads to Victory. But most of the times, it comes from what you are, not what you wear.)


Here are some examples of what a Chemist can do:

Rank ★ (Requires Level 45)

Rank ★★ (Requires Level 65)

Rank ★★★ (Requires Level 85)

Rank ★★★★ (Requires Level 95)


(Requires Level 100) Legacy of Dionysius:
Increases and Reductions to Flask Charges Gained also applies as Increased Damage with Poison.
Can only apply Poison during Flask Effects.
(The recipe is a Secret, but I can assure you, it is as deadly and pleasing as the drunkenness…)


Here are some examples of what a Gemcutter can do:

Rank ★ (Requires Level 45)

Rank ★★ (Requires Level 65)

Rank ★★★ (Requires Level 85)

Rank ★★★★ (Requires Level 95)


(Requires Level 100) Legacy of Athena: .
(What's the purpose of your Spirit if it can't influence those around you?)


Here are some examples of what a Cartographer can do:

Rank ★ (Requires Level 45)

Rank ★★ (Requires Level 65)

Rank ★★★ (Requires Level 85)

Rank ★★★★ (Requires Level 95)


(Requires Level 100) Legacy of Hermes:

• Reductions to Movement, Attack and Cast Speed have 0% Effectiveness on you.
• Increases to Movement, Attack and Cast Speed have 40% Effectiveness on you.

(Exploration gets more interesting when you have no bounds.)