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[[File:Artisan-icon-training.jpg|left|thumb|100px]][[File:Blacksmith-wagon-progression.jpg|thumb|350px|Three levels of the Blacksmith's wagon.]]Artisans can rise through the ranks and in doing so will be able to offer you better products or services. To further their training they need trained to practice their tradehigher levels, crafting, enchanting gaining a new title and gem splicingimproved wagon appearance each time. This will cost The maximum level is five (until the player reagents expansion?), and gold with each timelevel the artisans learn new recipes to craft.

The levels so far revealed are Apprentice Training is not free; it costs increasing amounts of gold and Journeymanmaterials, but players will always want to train up their Artisans, since this enables them to create higher level items from better recipes.

Each type of Artisan In addition to being trained up, Artisans can train to specialize be specialized in one (or more) creating various item types of items or crafting recipes. Jay Wilson spoke on this from Gamescom, in August 2010.[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/jay-wilson-interview-indiablo.de-part-one/] ::'''Jay Wilson: '''After you’ve maxed max leveled your Artisan, you can specialize them in areas. They’re not exclusive, if you want to just make axes, you don't omit the ability to make swords or armor. Each path is its own time and resource commitment. And you can specialize in item types that you like the best. 

::Moreover, you can specialise specialize the three Artisans. The [[Blacksmith]], for instance, can specialise specialize in the crafting of [[axes]]. Then you will mostly see axes lying at his stall. Those specialisations specializations will not exclude other ways, however. If you are completely specialised specialized in the crafting of axes, you can still try to make the Artisan learn another specialisationspecialization, by gathering the right recipes and resources.

How specialization will work for the [[Mystic]] and [[Jeweler]] isn't yet known.; perhaps the jeweler will know hundreds of recipes for rings and amulets, but will show more recipes for jewelry with good bonuses for melee combat, or spell-casting, or whatever your character desires?