Crafting

In both Aarden and Nua, a robust crafting system is available to players. Put together from a variety of different sources from all over the internet, a collection of hundreds of ingredients and dozens of recipes are available, in addition to anything the players may dream up on their own. In D&D Beyond, most ingredients are available with homebrew sharing enabled and all are labelled with the word "Component." The currently available homebrew consumables can also be found on D&D Beyond, and if more are dreamed up or created by players, they'll be added there as well.

Schematics

Schematics can be purchased from merchants all over the world, most craftsmen are willing to teach their schema, for a price.

A full host of recipes are available for those proficient in Alchemy, Brewing, Cooks utensils, Herbalism, and Poisoner's Tools.

Suggested plans and recipes are available for those proficient in Cobbler, Jeweler, Leatherworking, Woodcarving, and Weavers tools.

Carpenters and Masons have additional benefits while exploring, and can contribute their skills to save time and money should the party decide to pursue a Homestead.

Calligraphers, Cartographers, Glassblowers, Painters, and Potters can also find ways to use their skills in the world to earn additional coin.

Whether you're cooking up consumables, crafting equipment for the party, building a house, or using your skills to make money - all of the Artisan's tools have some use in the worlds of Aarden and Nua.