Commissions pay Gols, experience, and Workshop Reputation while advancing workshop standing.
PC / Global, full release 1.0+
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Commission Board at the Commerce Guild in Sandrock.
Treat each Commerce Guild order as a short production plan: confirm the requested item, quantity, deadline, and reward, then check your stock and machines before committing. Higher workshop standing can open higher-ranked requests with greater requirements and rewards.
Builder registration and access to the Commerce Guild.
Machines and recipes needed for the posted item.
Materials or time to meet the stated quantity and deadline.
Inventory capacity to deliver the finished goods.
Read the board and select an order whose item and quantity you can reasonably supply.
Inspect the deadline and reward, and confirm the item’s recipe and current inventory.
Trace missing inputs through scrap recycling, ruin mining, farming, or other relevant production.
Run machines early enough that their displayed process can finish before the order deadline.
Craft the exact quantity requested and check that the finished items are in inventory.
Deliver the goods to the named client using the order’s delivery method.
Collect Gols, experience, and Workshop Reputation, then review the board again for a suitable next task.
Farming tips
As workshop rank rises, higher-star orders can demand more materials; check the recipe chain before accepting.
Keep common finished goods and useful intermediate materials in labeled storage to reduce order turnaround.
Repeat, collect and use
The board provides repeatable commissions, but each request has its own quantity, reward, and deadline; available ranks depend on workshop progression.
Common mistakes
Accepting before checking stock and recipes can leave too little time; calculate missing inputs first.
Delivering a similar item instead of the requested one does not satisfy the order; match the listed item and amount.
Waiting to start a long production chain risks missing the deadline; queue required inputs promptly.
When to stop or switch
Stop accepting orders when your machines or inventory cannot support another deadline; resume after clearing current requests and restocking.
