Chronicle, player level, rates, city & tax

Lv diff	XP	Loot/Spoil	Boss
+++	100%	100%	100%
0	100%	100%	100%
-1	100%	100%	100%
-2	100%	100%	100%
-3	100%	100%	85%
-4	100%	100%	70%
-5	100%	100%	55%
-6	83%	82%	40%
-7	69%	64%	25%
-8	58%	46%	10%
-9	48%	28%	RAID CURSE

Economy Interlude

Crafting and recipe success

Check playable recipe variants, batch materials, crafting probability and price assumptions before paying a crafter.

L2Tools guideUpdated 2026-09-08

Requirements belong to the recipe

The recipe identifies its output, materials, quantities, required crafting skill and success rate. Verify the precise variant. The recorded Sealed Major Arcana Robe recipe 672 is a 60% recipe; do not turn that into a guaranteed craft or assume that every item has a 100% alternative.

Playable recipes and catalogue-only entries

In standard Interlude, 100% recipes for A-grade and S-grade equipment are not obtainable gameplay options, even when their item definitions remain in a database. Use the playable recipe variant recorded for that equipment. Do not present a catalogue-only 100% definition as an alternative, a drop or a spoil target. This rule covers weapons, armor and jewelry; it does not forbid 100% crafting of shots, elixirs or other consumables. Read the individual chance instead of assigning 60% to every A/S item.

Turn a recipe into a practical material plan

Soul Separator uses the playable craft recipe 585 in the Interlude crafting graph. The Crafting Planner accepts the craft recipe identifier: /interlude/tools/recipe-stock?recipe=585. This identifier is distinct from the inventory recipe scroll and the output weapon. Read the recipe for its current ingredient quantities, output batch and chance; the planner expands intermediate material chains and tracks shortages.

A cost estimate needs prices and an explicit fee

For soulshots and spiritshots, multiply each direct material quantity by its supplied unit price, add the crafter fee per batch, then divide by the number produced in a successful batch. Round the number of batches upward when a target quantity does not fill complete batches. A material already owned still has a value if the visitor wants economic cost; do not silently price it at zero. Ask for unknown crystal or ore prices and the fee, or label an estimate as excluding the unknown costs. NPC base prices are not market prices. For recipes below 100%, a cost per successful item is an expectation across repeated attempts, not a guarantee for the next attempt. Recipe learning or scroll acquisition is separate from the consumed ingredients.

Keep in mind

A service fee is separate from recipe ingredients. This guide does not claim that a crafter's personal luck changes the recorded success rate.

Playable recipes and catalogue-only entries

Turn a recipe into a practical material plan

A cost estimate needs prices and an explicit fee