Mastercraft

Your all-in-one profession companion for WoW: Forever - guides to 300 built for Forever, help right inside your profession window, real auction house costs, an item tracker, gathering nodes and loot advice, in one clean, modern window. In English, German, Greek, Russian, French, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese and Korean.

At a glance

• Every profession 1-300 - Wowhead Forever's own leveling routes, with "YOU ARE HERE" and a mini guide beside your profession window
• Real costs and profit - a whole auction house scan in seconds, a shopping list to 300 minus what all your characters own
• Your alts in one place - gear, bags, bank, mail, professions and account worth
• Gathering nodes on the world map and minimap, coloured by your skill
• Codex - every Forever recipe, material and fish, and where to get it
• Loot advisor - vendor, disenchant or auction, with the gold each pays
• Angler - a fishing bar, one-key casting, where every fish bites
• Trade board - every WTS and WTB from Trade chat in one window

Type /mc, click the anvil on your minimap, or find Mastercraft in the game's Options > AddOns. New here? A setup guide walks you through every choice step by step - language, look, helpers, tooltips, nodes, prices and suggestions. Run it again any time with /mc setup.

Four looks to choose from in Settings > Style: WoW (a Warcraft frame of wood and bronze, gold titles - the default), Modern (rounded, soft shadows, a glow in your faction colour), Midnight (a true dark mode - near black, soft violet, easy on the eyes) and Classic (flat and square).

Professions

• A calm Professions page: switch between Gathering and Crafting, pick a profession from its tile, and the step you're on is open with everything about it - the other steps are one line each (hover for all of it, click to open).
• Guides for every profession, 1-300 - Mining, Herbalism, Skinning, Fishing, Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Leatherworking, Tailoring, Cooking and First Aid.
• Built for Forever: Forever changed where many recipes turn grey and added new patterns. Every crafting guide follows the leveling route Wowhead publishes for Forever, with its craft counts - each step's recipe exists in Forever, can be learned at that skill, has the right mats, never goes grey and has no cooldown. Cooking follows Wowhead Forever's own fish route. When a step needs a pattern, the guide shows who sells it, where, and what it costs or needs (gold, Merchant's Favor, reputation).
• Where to learn every rank: the guides and pop-ups name who teaches Expert and Artisan (only a few trainers do - e.g. Artisan Blacksmithing is only Brikk Keencraft in Booty Bay), and which book or quest Cooking, First Aid and Fishing need. You only see the trainers, vendors and places of your faction (and the ones for both).
• Waypoint pins: the pin next to a rank's trainer or a pattern vendor - in the guide, the mini guide and the recipe window - sets the game's own arrow to the nearest one of your faction.
• "YOU ARE HERE" and automatic checkmarks as your skill goes up - tick a step to skip it.
• Checked against your game: open a profession window once and every step is compared with your real recipe. If your game's recipe needs other mats you see the real ones (the shopping list uses them too), and recipes your game doesn't have are marked.
• Best right now - live from your game: reads your real Forever recipes and their colour, and picks the one most likely to give a skill-up (orange first, then yellow), preferring what you can already craft and what costs the least.
• Mini guide that sits next to your profession window: current step, mats, how many you can craft, and Craft 1 / Craft all buttons. It tells you when a recipe turns grey. Open it when you want it (right-click the Mastercraft button in the profession window, or the mini guide button on the Professions page), or let it open with every profession window - and close with it, even when you've moved it (Settings).
• Mastercraft inside the profession window: pick a recipe and a card under it shows:
  • its skill-up colours as a bar - where each colour starts, a mark at your skill, and your chance of a skill-up on yellow and green (from Wowhead's Forever data);
  • your guide step, and how many crafts are left;
  • the materials you're short on, and how many your bank and alts hold, with a Track button on every recipe - also when you have all its materials;
  • what it costs, what it sells for and your profit;
  • where to learn a recipe you don't know yet, and which of your characters already knows it.
  • It shows only what fits, and you can turn it off in Settings.
• A Mastercraft button in the profession window, next to Link in chat: click it to open that profession's guide, right-click for the mini guide.
• Specializations: Armorsmith or Weaponsmith (and the master sword, axe and hammer smiths), Gnomish or Goblin engineering, Dragonscale, Elemental or Tribal leatherworking - every quest, who gives it, what to bring and what you get, on one card each. Suggestions and Home tell you when the character you play can start one.
• Every ore and gem: extra ores (Silver, Gold, Truesilver, Dark Iron, Incendicite, Lesser Bloodstone, Indurium), Elementium, and which gems each vein can drop - Pyrite too - the most common first.
• Smelting in the Mining guide: the open Mining step lists the smelts that give skill points there - each in its colour at your skill, with the ore in your bags - and the mini guide says what to smelt now.
• Zone buttons that open the world map on the best zones for your faction - picked from Wowhead's Forever spawn counts for every ore and herb.
• Skill-ups per hour for your current session.
• At the trainer: the recipes your guide still needs have a gold star on their icon and say Guide: learn now - or the skill or level they open at - right in the trainer's window, and their tooltip tells you which guide step uses them. The next rank is marked the same way.
• Next rank on your skill bars: a thin line on the profession bars (Home, Professions, compact view) shows where you can learn the next rank - hover a profession on Home to see where.

Item tracker

• A small window that counts what you're collecting - "Copper Ore 12 / 20" with a progress bar, grouped per recipe. It stays on top of other windows, Mastercraft's own too.
• Search a material, drag an item onto it, or track from anywhere: Shift-click a guide step, Track list in a shopping list, Track on a recipe, or click a camping object.
• - / + buttons (Shift: by 10) and Clear. A pop-up tells you when a goal is reached.
• Craft counts: every recipe in the tracker has its own - / + on its title - set 10 crafts and all its materials follow.
• At the auction house, click an item in the tracker to search for it - the tracker opens by itself there when you have items in it.
• Search all missing in Auctionator: at the auction house with Auctionator, one button in the tracker searches every item you still need, and keeps them as the shopping list Mastercraft with how many you need of each.
• Bought something? It counts right away: what you buy at the auction house waits in your mailbox - the tracker shows it in blue and the chat says how many you bought.
• Alt-click a recipe - a pattern, plans or formula, or an enchant like Crusader linked in chat (or a recipe in your bags): its materials go into the tracker, ready to search at the auction house.
• It sticks: the button next to its X keeps it beside the Auction House or the Mastercraft window, whichever is open, and back where you put it when both close. Drag it, or click the button, to free it.
• Open it from the sidebar, with Shift-click on the minimap button, or with /mc track.

Made for WoW: Forever

• Supplies & Favor (shows up once you have any): your Merchant's Favor, your trade hub reputation (Azeroth Commerce Authority / Durotar Supply and Logistics), and every Waylaid Supplies crate in your bags - what it asks for, what you and your alts have and what the rest costs. Once you've handed in a crate, it also shows what each Favor costs you. Spend your Favor lists the patterns you can buy with it - the ones your guides use first - and who of your characters can learn them.
• Camping tab: every camping object of every profession - what it does, how you get it (the Camping 101 quest and your trainer for tier 1, blueprints for tier 2 and 3, with the boss or enemy each tier 2 blueprint drops from), the materials and how many you have, and whether you've learned it. Your professions come first; click one to track its materials.

Crafting for gold (Gold and Codex tabs)

• Profit page (Gold): every recipe you know, what one craft costs (auction house or vendor prices), what it brings in and your profit - best first. Switch on Unlearned recipes too for the recipes none of your characters knows yet, with the skill each is learned at and every vendor or drop with its zone - handy before you buy a pattern. Click a recipe for all its details and a map pin to the nearest vendor; right-click opens your profession window. Under each auction house price: how many are listed; an item none are listed of right now shows its last price dimmed, after the rest.
• Count profit by the most gold - the auction house (after its 5% cut), disenchanting or a vendor - or by the auction house or disenchanting only. The way it sells shows under the value; hover a recipe for all three. With Disenchant, the gear that disenchants comes first, and the tooltip lists what it gives - each material, how many, its price and its chance.
• The cheapest way to craft: materials that are cheaper to make yourself (smelt the ore instead of buying bars) count at that cost, with a recipe one of your characters knows. Settings > Prices > Crafting cost: Buy all, Cheapest way or Both (the cheapest way counts, buying it all shown too) - in the Profit page, tooltips and the card in your profession window.
• Hover a recipe for the full breakdown, click it to open it in your profession window, Shift-click to track its materials.
• Recipes page (Codex): every Forever recipe of all 8 crafting professions and Mining's smelting, its skill-up colours, and where to get it - trainer, vendor (who, where, cost, reputation), quest, or drop with each enemy's chance. Filter by Known, Missing (what the character you play can still learn at its skill, skill-ups first), Craftable, Drops, Vendors or Favorites, by skill-up colour (orange, yellow, green, grey) and by type (Armor, Weapon, Enchantments… and a part like Chest or Two-Hand), search by recipe, vendor, zone or enemy, and hover for the game's own tooltip. Click one for all the details in a window of its own: every vendor, every enemy that drops it, the materials and who knows it, with buttons to track it or search the auction house. Holiday recipes (Winter Veil, Lunar Festival) have a small present on their icon.
• Favorite recipes: star any recipe on the Recipes page - the Favorites filter lists just those, for all your characters.

Guild crafters (Codex tab)

• Who can craft this? Search for a recipe and every guild member who uses Mastercraft answers if one of their characters knows it, with a Whisper button.
• Remembered, even offline: every answer your guild sends is kept, so crafters still show up when they're offline - with when they last answered.
• Your own characters are included too.
• !who for everyone: guild and group members without Mastercraft type !who and an item (or part of a recipe name), and Mastercraft whispers back which of your characters can craft it. Switch it off in Settings > More.

Customers in Trade chat

• Someone in Trade asks for something your characters can craft? A pop-up tells you - click it to whisper them. You can turn it off in Settings.
• Trade board: every WTS and WTB post from Trade chat in one window - /mc trade or the Trade board button in the sidebar. All / WTS / WTB, Only for my professions and a search. The same post again - or the same player with the same item, in other words - is one line (x2, x3); questions, summons and portals stay out, and a profession's link shows that profession's icon. Each line shows what concerns you (your guide needs it, you can make it, you have it, a recipe for your profession), the AH price and the price asked (Below AH / Pays above AH). Words you watch for play a sound, show a pop-up and turn the line gold. Each line shows when it came (01:42 · 8m ago). Click a line to whisper, Shift-click to link the item; the links in a post (quests, items, spells…) work as in chat. The x removes that post, a right-click hides the player for an hour. Turn it off in Settings > General.

Real costs to 300

• Shopping list: everything you still need to reach 300, minus what you already own on every character (bags, bank and mailbox). Up to 75 / 150 / 225 / 300 shops just for the skill you're aiming for, remembered for each character and profession.
• Scan prices at the auction house, in two steps: first it reads the whole auction house at once - the lowest price of every item and how many are listed, in a few seconds. Then, for what's still on your shopping lists (your guides, your alts' guides and the item tracker), it checks how many are listed at each price, so buying 40 shows what it really costs. Search the auction house while it runs: it pauses and goes on by itself. Can't see the button? Type /mc scan there.
• Your cost and break-even price: Mastercraft remembers what you pay at the auction house, and what you craft carries the cost of its materials - ore you bought into bars, bars into armor. Item tooltips, the card in your profession window and the auction house's Post panel show what yours really cost you and the lowest price that gets it back after the 5% cut; when you post below it, the price turns red. Ones you farmed or looted cost you nothing. Settings > Prices can switch it off.
• Real cost, not a guess: buying 150 Silk Cloth when only 143 are at the lowest price? Mastercraft walks the price list just like the auction house does.
• Everything you search counts too: what you look up yourself at the auction house updates its price, and an item you open in the Codex while the auction house is open is looked up right away.
• Works with Auctionator: its prices are used too - for each item the newer of the two (or one of them first, Settings > Prices).
• Settings > Prices: scan by itself when you open the auction house and prices are old, the lowest price or the average of the 5 cheapest (one item listed far too cheap doesn't pull the price down), the 5% auction house cut in profits on or off, a reminder when prices get old, and whether the scan also checks the amounts at each price - off, your shopping lists, or everything. Hover any choice to see what it does.
• Vendor goods (vials, threads, dyes, flux, spices, Copper Rod, Mote of Magic) use the price Forever's vendors ask - no scan needed - or what a merchant really charged you once you've visited one.
• Every crafting material known by name: all Classic and Forever trade goods and every reagent of every Forever recipe are built in, so icons, prices and the item search work even before the game has loaded an item.
• Where every material comes from (Materials page, Codex): the herbs, veins and beasts that give it with the chance per gather or skin, fishing zones, the recipe that makes it, vendors, and the enemies that drop it with level, zone and chance - from Wowhead Forever data. Pick a profession at the top to see only its materials - what its recipes use and what it gathers. Search by zone, enemy or vein, hover for the game's own tooltip, and All details shows everything. A material a vendor of your faction sells has a Nearest vendor button: the map pin and the arrow take you there.
• Where to get it, right in the tooltip: every material's tooltip says in a few words where it comes from - the nearest vendor of your faction and its price, the vein, herb or beasts and their zones, the profession that makes it, the enemy that drops it most. In the profession window, a material you don't have enough of gets a small gold magnifier on its icon: the mouse shows where to get it, a click opens it in Codex > Materials.
• Everything you can fish (Fishing page, Codex): every fish and every other catch on Forever in one table - the zone where it bites most (with its levels and how often), in how many zones, what one is worth and how many you've caught. The rare catches are there too - rings (like The 1 Ring), armour, weapons, recipes. Show All, Fish, Gear or Other, and search an item or a zone: a zone shows what bites there, the most common first. Hover for the item and its best zones; a click opens every zone for it in Angler > Where to fish.
• TradeSkillMaster: with TSM installed, its prices fill in where Mastercraft has no auction scan of its own or only an older one. Settings > Prices from has a TSM first button, and Settings > Tooltip can hide TSM's own tooltip lines.

Bank and mailbox

• The bank pop-up (Grab mats and Deposit mats) opens when you open the bank once you turn it on: Settings > More > Grab mats pop-up at the bank.
• Grab mats at the bank: one click moves what your guides need into your bags - and what your Tracking window still wants there, every recipe or list you track. Deposit mats keeps what you track in your bags (a switch under its gear button).
• Deposit mats at the bank: what you carry goes into the bank tab you have open. The gear button on the pop-up chooses what goes - profession materials, recipes, food and potions, gear you don't wear - and whether what your guides still need and what a Waylaid Supplies crate asks for stay in your bags. Your fishing pole, lures and Angler sets always stay. Never in the bank (Choose, in the same place) keeps the items you pick in your bags: search any item or drag one in from your bags. With Baganator the pop-up sits by Baganator's bank window and puts things in the tab open there; with other bag addons it shows at the top of the screen. Switch it off in Settings > More.
• Send mats to an alt: attaches the materials your alt's professions need - you just press Send. The window opens only when there's something to send; switch it off in Settings > More.

Gathering

• Your own gathering nodes on the world map and minimap, remembered for all your characters.
• Only while you farm - with Find Minerals or Find Herbs on, not in cities, instances or combat (or always / off - a button on the world map switches). No more map full of dots when you're not gathering. Turn Mining or Herbalism nodes on or off in Settings > Nodes, or with the map button on their guide.
• Only what helps you - nodes that give you skill-ups (or all you can gather), grouped into bubbles on the world map until you zoom in, greyed while they respawn.
• Your size, your look - Settings > Nodes > Map icons (or right-click the Nodes button on the world map): icon size and opacity, separately for the world map and the minimap, the skill-colour edge on or off, and a minimap range - only nodes within 25 to 225 yards of you, or the whole minimap. Live preview, every change shows at once. The Nodes button itself can be hidden (Settings > Nodes) or moved with Shift+drag.
• GatherMate2 nodes: install GatherMate2 and GatherMate2Data (you need both), press Import nodes in Settings > Nodes once - then you can turn both off.
• Coloured by your skill - red (can't gather yet), orange / yellow / green, grey - and the tooltip says how much more skill until the next colour. Hover a vein or a herb in the world too: the skill each colour starts at, how far the next one is and what it can give.
• Farming tracker: what you gathered, what it's worth and your gold per hour.
• Reminders when Find Minerals / Find Herbs is off (with a one-click Turn on) or your Mining Pick / Skinning Knife is missing.
• Lure reminder when you fish without a lure on your pole - it suggests the best lure you have that your Fishing skill can use.

Fishing

• The fishing bar: take out a fishing pole (or type /mc fish) and it opens - Cast, Lure, Gear and Sound buttons, your skill, the fish that bite where you are, and this session's catch with its value and gold per hour. Fish without it too: the eye on the bar hides it and everything keeps working.
• Your fishing key: Space casts and catches while the bar is open and your pole is in your hands - Shift+Space jumps meanwhile. Never on a mount, swimming or in a fight, and the game's own key bindings stay as they are. Pick another key in Settings > Angler. A double right-click on the water casts too.
• Hear the splash: while you fish the sound effects go up and the music and ambience go quiet - your own volumes come back 30 seconds after your last cast. A gold mark over your bobber shows which one is yours, and auto loot can be on while you fish.
• Gear and lures in one click: the best pole in your bags and your fishing clothes go on (by themselves as the bar opens, if you like), your weapons come back after. A lure goes on first when your pole has none.
• Angler (Professions > Angler, /mc fishing or the book on the bar): this session and your lifetime numbers, the fish around you with how often they bite and the nearest Fishing trainer and supplier, where to fish in every zone (your faction's and the contested ones, or All), the best poles, lures and clothes, and the Fishing Extravaganza in your own time with its prizes (All dates: every one on the game's calendar, in server time and yours) - from Wowhead Forever.
• Find any fish: type a fish (or a zone) in the search bar of Angler > Where to fish - the zones where it bites, most first. When a recipe needs a fish, that fish's icon under Reagents in the profession window has a small gold magnifier: the mouse shows where it bites most, a click opens every zone for it.
• Your gear: save a fishing set and a combat set (weapons, head, hands, feet) and put either on in one click. Something attacks you while you hold a fishing pole? Your combat weapons go in your hands at once, and your fishing gear comes back after the fight (in a fight the game lets only weapons change). Pick your lure too - the lure button and your fishing key put that one on - with the strongest one vendors sell for your skill recommended.
• Level Cooking with fish only: Angler > Cooking shows the recipe to cook now with the fish you catch - the best skill-up colour, the ones you know first, where each one is learned. The Cooking guide's Fish recipes button takes you there, and the Cooking guide button takes you back.
• Cooking with or without fish: the Cooking guide has two routes, both Wowhead Forever's - With fish and Without fish (wolf, coyote and boar meat, clams, buzzard wings, spider meat, then Tender Wolf Steak). Your choice is kept for each character, and the mini guide and shopping list follow it.
• Every fishing setting in Angler (and in Settings > Angler): keys for the lure and your gear, hide the game's interface while you fish (the chat and minimap can stay), sound alerts (a catch, a fish that got away, time to cast again, the Extravaganza), the volumes while you fish, a card with what you caught (YOUR CATCH: each fish in its quality colour, how many, a first catch or what it's worth), and the size of the bar.
• Another fishing addon? Mastercraft's fishing helper is on from the start - turn it off in Angler > General if you prefer the other one.

Loot advisor (Gold tab)

• Every green and blue weapon and armor piece tells you: VENDOR, DISENCHANT or AUCTION - and, after a price scan, how much more the best option pays.
• Each version its own price: gear "of Healing", "of the Monkey"… sells for different prices, and the advice uses the price of the version you have - with when it was seen. A version nobody sells says so, instead of borrowing another version's price.
• Knows what you can really do: a soulbound item never goes to the auction house, and if you're not an enchanter it tells you which alt to mail it to.
• Why this advice? Click VENDOR, AUCTION, DISENCHANT or KEEP: a small card shows what each way pays and why that one was picked. What a profession guide still uses is kept first - it tells you how many to keep and how many can go.
• Disenchant predictions with quantities and chances, checked against Wowhead Forever's disenchant data.
• Item tooltips show how many you own on each character and which recipes use it.
• Pattern, plans and schematic tooltips - in your bags and at vendors - show which recipe they teach, and for each of your characters with that profession: knows it, can learn it now, or needs more skill. Makes shows what the crafted item is worth and your profit after the materials.

Everyday helpers

• Compact view: the button next to the X (or /mc mini) shrinks Mastercraft to a small window that can stay open while you play - your professions with their guide step and how many you can craft, the item tracker, cooldowns that are ready, prices at the auction house, your farming session and the most important suggestion. Click a line to open it in the full window. It stays on top of other windows.
• Cooldowns tab: transmutes, Mooncloth and the Salt Shaker on every character - a card per character, a bar per cooldown, and a chat alert when one is ready.
• Pop-ups when a guide step is done or a profession is about to cap - with where to learn the next rank.
• Auto sell junk and auto repair at vendors - from the guild bank first, when your guild allows it. Auto repair starts off: turn it on in Settings > General.
• Next steps on Home: one line for each of your professions - what its guide says to do now, the most pressing first (a capped profession and where to learn the next rank, then a craft you can make right now). Click a line to open that guide. The small arrows in its heading (or the mouse wheel over it) turn to three charts: Skill this week (a column a day, each profession in its colour), Gold - last 30 days (all your characters together, day by day) and Account worth (your gold and your materials at auction house prices, by kind).
• Suggestions (their own tab) - repair, full bags, a reminder to visit your class trainer, rested XP, full quest log and more (right-click to hide one until your next level, or turn a whole kind off in Settings > More).
• Your own key: open Mastercraft or the item tracker with a key - game menu > Key Bindings > AddOns > Mastercraft.
• Controller mode (Settings > More) for the game's controller UI: the profession window and the bank close smoothly with a controller. The auction house does too - there it happens by itself when the game's Controller UI is on.
• Alts: every character as a card (sort by level, gold, name or skill; hide the ones you don't play - their items and gold then stay out of every count), a table of everyone's professions, the materials one character has that another one needs (with a Mail button at the mailbox), and what your account is worth - gold plus materials at auction house prices. Click a character for its own window: what it wears round it (hover an item for its name and item level), in front of the art of its specialization - the talent tree with the most points, as in the talents window - with its name in the middle (the character you're playing stands there too: drag it to turn it), and what's in its bags, bank and mailbox - search them, hover for the game's own tooltip.
• What's new after every update, and an error report you can copy and send if something goes wrong (Settings, or /mc errors).
• Tooltip settings: Settings > Tooltip has a switch for every part Mastercraft adds to item tooltips, in five groups - price and value, your characters, crafting, where it comes from and how it shows; the mouse on one shows how it looks. Or keep them short and hold Shift for details. Using Auctionator? Hide its Vendor and Auction lines there, so prices don't show twice.
• New version notice: when someone in your guild or group has a newer Mastercraft, one line in chat tells you - once a session (Settings > General can turn it off).
• Link in chat posts the game's own profession link, so anyone can click it and browse your recipes.
• The window stays where you put it: drag the Mastercraft window anywhere - it opens there again, also after a /reload or in a new session.
• Drag any scroll bar: every list and page that scrolls has a bar on its right - hold the left mouse button on it and drag it up or down, or click anywhere on the bar to jump there. The mouse wheel still works too.

Commands

Good to know

• Open each profession window once per character so Mastercraft can learn your recipes.
• Visit your bank once per character so bank items are counted.
• The crafting routes are Wowhead Forever's own leveling routes, checked against Wowhead's Forever data and against your real recipes once you open the profession window. The live Best right now pick always comes straight from the game.
• Guild search asks the guild members who are online and use Mastercraft; answers they sent before are remembered, so offline crafters show up too.
• Works on every game client language (gathering, nodes and professions are recognised whatever language the game is in). The addon itself speaks English, German, Greek, Russian, French, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese and Korean - on a German, Russian, French, Spanish, Brazilian or Korean client it starts in that language, and the globe button next to the close button switches. Names from the game (items, zones, NPCs) stay as the game shows them, and the guides name recipes, their materials and the professions as your game does (Settings > General > Recipe names in English switches recipes and materials to English).
• Light on memory: only the language you use is loaded - switching to another asks for a quick reload (English switches right away).
• Greek, Russian and Polish text uses Noto Sans (SIL Open Font License 1.1), since the game's fonts lack those letters. Korean uses the game's own Korean font.
• Credits: the GatherMate2 node import reads GatherMate2 and GatherMate2Data by kagaro, xinhuan and nevcairiel (their own addons, installed by you - Mastercraft doesn't include any of their files or data). Thank you!

Mastercraft on the web

getmastercraft.com - the addon's home outside the game. The addon itself stays free to use, with every feature, and needs no account.

• Profession guides 1-300 - every road from the addon, laid out to read on a second screen or your phone. The first step of each guide is open to everyone.
• The Ledger - bring your Mastercraft data to the site and see your characters, professions, bags, bank and gold on any screen.

News and every change to Mastercraft are on the site too.

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♥ Supporters - a big thank you for keeping Mastercraft growing: John McFarlane

♥ Founders - thank you for standing behind Mastercraft from the very start: Leland

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