ACTIVITIES
Fishing, crafting, mining, sailing - everything you can do outside of combat.
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[Cooking][1]Cooking is a non-linear progression activity in RELL Seas with a maximum progression value of 500 points. It uses recipes, ingredients, equipment, meals, potions, and Recipe Dex completion to support exploration and combat.[Crafting][1]Crafting is a non-linear progression activity in RELL Seas with a maximum progression value of 500 points. It turns gathered materials, blueprints, and recipes into utility items, equipment, and armor pieces.[Fishing][1]Fishing is a resource gathering activity in RELL Seas with a maximum progression value of 500 points. It uses rods, bait, an active catch mini-game, Fishing Dex completion, and fish that can feed crafting or cooking loops.[Mining][1]Mining serves as one of several nonlinear progression methods in Rell Seas with a maximum of 500 points, attainable through mining ores and finishing the craftsman dex.[Sailing][1]Sailing is the RELL Seas navigation activity for moving across seas, spawning vessels, anchoring safely, fighting ship battles, and reaching sky-route content.[Sea Exploration][1]Sea exploration will be accessible through sailing boats or submarines for underwater travel.[Shipwright][1]"Shipwright is one of the many nonlinear ways to progress in Rell Seas. The maximum points for the shipwright talent are 500."[Thieving][1]"Thieving is one of the many nonlinear ways to progress in Rell Seas. The max points for thieving are 500."[Upgrading][1]Players can upgrade weapons approximately 20 times to enhance combat effectiveness, with stronger weapons having fewer upgrades and weaker weapons offering more.[Woodcutting][1]Woodcutting represents one of several non-linear progression methods in Rell Seas with a maximum skill cap of 500 points achievable through various cutting activities.
How activities feed progression
Every activity raises its own talent and feeds the non-linear progression system - you grow your character by doing what you enjoy, not by grinding one quest. Many activities use utility tools (fishing rods, axes, lock picks) and track your progress through their own Dex.