Having learned the basic art of fletching from the greatest teachers of Surefall, I set out to expand on their ideas. I wanted to find a new type of wood that would be more susceptible to woodworking. This new wood also needed to have a great deal of flexibility to add to the power of each shot.
Traveling through the northern tundra I came upon a mine entrance that was nearly covered in snow. I swept away enough to wriggle my way in. I was surprised at how well kept this mine was. As a matter of fact it wasn't a mine at all but some sort of underground storage area.
There were many strange breeds of plants growing here. One of them was a type of sedge I had never seen before. Its boughs were long and slender. I went to examine it closer and tried to cut a branch off. It was surprisingly resilient. I gathered as many branches as I could and took them back to
Surefall were I would try to work with them.
There I applied the same teachings I learned when working with Shadewood.
its the book of fletching recipes for new expansion. thats how folks used to find out what to combine to make things was the cookbooks of norrath.
sadly, this book is largely useless since theres only one new fletching ingredient, and the only thing its for is bows. Just another, standard, bow stave with the same possible combos. Thats our "new tradeskill recipes!" for fletching: another subpar bow no one will actually use.
not like the other new tradeskill recipes like oh say jewelcraft that actally make a few useful items.
Ah, but for once you can build skill making a bow with a foraged component (sedgewood branch) and relatively cheap other components in a skill range that you used to have to buy darkwood staves for 400p a piece. At the skill level sedgewood will help you advance, your other choices are very expensive arrow materials or farming acrylia and condensed shadow.
Not a bad add on. Though the book is only there I think to clue people into what sedgewood branches are for.