The essentials of item-creation skills have been coded. I won't go into too much detail, but there are two ways to make items; either use a recipe object (which, when you look at, will display the items needed, and auto-prepare them for you), or to make items from memory/experiment.

I made a really simple recipe out of common Market items to make sure everything worked properly. I also randomly assigned this recipe to be a smithing one.

The Recipe
2 hand axes (to be consumed)
1 old shoes (reusable)
the Marble Fountain (in room, acts like a forge would)
the result: a hoe

The first method I tried was the manual way, the second method was the use-recipe-object way.

sweet... when do you plan on putting them in?

One, just the bare essentials are coded, so I have to go back and make things more user friendly, which shouldn't take very long.

Two, compile a list of recipes - if, overall, the objects created suck (like a hoe, or a dirty shirt) nobody will use the recipes, but if they're too good (100000gp, -12 AC), that's all anybody will do. We need to figure out how to balance the reward with the skill level of your crafting.

Three, we have to put the ingredients in game. I've an idea for random ingredients on the overland, but you won't really be finding iron ore in the plains.

Repeat for each skill.

Whenever these all get done, we can put them in.

The code is now live and a test recipe has been added to the Adventurers' Equipment Shoppe in Highport. Don't expect anything too grand; it's just a sample.

Search out Yramrag in Gnomebarrow for something more interesting.

Looks good. Only problem I see so far is that the list is refundable, even after you use it to create stuff.

Bwhaha, good point. I'll make sure recipes are non-refundable.