Bulk Order Deeds (BODs)

Bulk Order Deeds (BODs) are crafting contracts handed out by NPC crafters: make a set quantity of an item to a required quality, turn the filled deed back in, and earn rewards — the long-game income and gear pipeline for every crafter. This shard runs the modern, point-based BOD system (BulkOrderSystem.NewSystemEnabled = Core.TOL, and our expansion is EJ, which is past TOL). Turning in BODs banks points per craft type that you spend from a reward menu — you are not locked into whatever single reward a deed rolled.

This page documents the rules from Scripts/Services/BulkOrders/. For the recipes themselves see Crafting; for the skills, Blacksmithy and Tailoring.

Which NPCs give which BODs

Talk to (open the context menu on) the matching crafting NPC and choose the bulk-order option. Each craft type has its own deeds and its own point bank:

Craft type	NPCs that offer it
Smith	Blacksmith, Weaponsmith, Armorer, Blacksmith Guildmaster
Tailor	Tailor, Weaver
Tinkering	Tinker
Inscription	Scribe
Alchemy	Alchemist
Cooking	Cook
Fletching	Bowyer
Carpentry	Carpenter

Getting a deed: the 6-hour timer

A new deed becomes available every 6 hours per craft type (BulkOrderSystem.Delay = 6).
The system caches up to 2 unclaimed deeds, with a third “in the pipe” if your last one was more than 6 hours ago (MaxCachedDeeds = 2) — so you can let a couple bank up rather than logging in exactly on the timer.
Timers are per craft type: a smith who also tailors runs an independent Smith timer and Tailor timer.

Small BODs

A small BOD asks for a quantity of one item. Three things define it:

Amount: 10, 15, or 20 of the item (AmountMax). Higher skill skews the roll toward larger amounts.
Exceptional: the deed may require every item be exceptional quality. For smithing this only happens at skill ≥ 70.1, where the chance is (skill + 80) / 200 — about 90% at GM (100 skill).
Material: the deed may demand a specific colored material (Dull Copper → Valorite for smithing; Spined / Horned / Barbed leather for tailoring). Material BODs only roll at skill ≥ 70.1, and the rarer the material the rarer the deed — the weighting runs from ~25% Dull Copper down to ~0.2% Valorite (m_BlacksmithMaterialChances).

Higher amount + exceptional + a rare material = far more points (and a far harder fill).

Large BODs

A large BOD bundles a themed set of small BODs into one contract for a bigger payout. For smithing the sets are (LargeSmithBOD.cs): Ringmail, Plate, Chainmail, Axes, Fencing, Maces, Polearms, and Swords. To build one:

Obtain (or buy from other players) the small BODs that match a set, all with the same amount and the same material/exceptional requirement.
Drop each matching small BOD onto the large BOD deed to fill its slots.
When every slot is filled and crafted, turn the large BOD in for its (larger) reward.

This is why crafters trade small BODs: assembling a matched set into a large deed is worth much more than the smalls individually.

Rewards: banking and spending points

When you hand a completed deed back to the NPC, its value is added to your point bank for that craft type (BankedPoints). Point value scales with the amount, whether it was exceptional, the material rarity, and (for large BODs) the number of items in the set. The accompanying gold and fame scale roughly as (points / 50)², so a big exceptional material deed pays out steeply more gold than a plain 10-count.

You then spend banked points from the reward menu. Selected smith rewards and their point costs (SmithRewardCalculator):

Reward	Point cost
Sturdy shovel / smith hammer	10
Sturdy pickaxe · smith title	25
Leather mining gloves · prospector’s tool · gargoyle’s pickaxe	100–200
Powder of temperament · ringmail mining gloves	450
Runic hammer — Dull Copper	500
Runic hammer — Shadow Iron	550
Runic hammer — Copper	650
Runic hammer — Bronze	700
Runic hammer — Gold	950
Runic hammer — Agapite	1050
Runic hammer — Verite	1150
Runic hammer — Valorite	1200
Colored anvil · Blacksmithy power scrolls (+5 / +10 / +15 / +20)	(group rewards)

Runic hammers carry 55 − 5×tier charges — a Dull Copper hammer has 50 charges, a Valorite hammer only 15 — so the rarest runics are also the most rationed.

Selected tailor rewards (TailorRewardCalculator):

Reward	Point cost
Sewing kit · cloth · tailor title	10
Colored sandals	150
Runic sewing kit — Spined	350
Tapestry · Tailoring +5 power scroll	400
Bear rug	450
Tailoring +10 power scroll	500
Clothing bless deed	550
Runic sewing kit — Horned	600
Tailoring +20 power scroll	650
Runic sewing kit — Barbed	700

Crafter takeaways

Visit your crafting NPC every few hours and let deeds bank (up to 2–3) — they cost nothing to hold.
Push your craft skill to 70.1+ to unlock exceptional and material deeds; GM maximizes the exceptional rate and point value.
Trade and collect matching small BODs to assemble large BODs — the point math rewards it.
Bank toward the runic tool you want: runic hammers/kits are the gear pipeline (high-resist armor and high-property weapons) that makes a crafter’s vendor worth visiting.