Learn MINING
The character must possess the Anima profession flag. At present this requires a server-side correction or authorized administrator grant.
Anima Profession VI · Data-status guide
Mining runtime, drills, success rolls, and mining zones exist. The current quest data never grants the profession to a player.
Confirmed current status
The server defines MINING as the sixth Anima profession. It has two drills, mining-area validation, inventory checks, a success formula, result grades, and history tracking for successful drilling attempts.
No quest or item action in the current data executes GIVE_PROFESSION MINING. Even completing the entire level 64 Ice Mine chain cannot add the profession as the files stand.
The related story
Manager Mosetian sends you to Item Merchant Zebrina in Himes for Refiner Parts.
Take the Raw Ore Box from Miner Gordon and deliver it to Branch Manager Allen in Himes.
Allen asks you to return to Ice Mine and speak with his father, Miner Gordon.
Carry Gordon’s Old Digging Tool to Manager Mosetian.
Miner Kutook attempts to use it, then asks you to gather 20 Ore Fragments from Radiant Stones.
Take the Disabled Digging Tool back to Miner Gordon. The quest references a scene, but the present server reward has no profession-grant action.
Deliver Gordon’s decision to Manager Mosetian and close the story. Again, no MINING grant appears in its reward.
Once the server grants it
The character must possess the Anima profession flag. At present this requires a server-side correction or authorized administrator grant.
The toolkit table defines two DRILLING items: MISC 65010 and MISC 65014. A request without a drill returns “You do not have a drill.”
Mining only works where the zone supplies a valid mining-section ID. Ban Stone Mine is the confirmed named mining region in the current region table.
What the server checks
| Message | Meaning |
|---|---|
| You have not learned that Mastery Skill. | MINING was never granted. |
| You cannot Mine in this Area. | The current position has no valid mining section. |
| You do not have a drill. | No valid DRILLING toolkit is available. |
| The slot is empty. | The requested result or equipment slot is empty. |
| You do not have enough space in your Inventory. | Make at least one free slot. |
| Your Mining attempt was unsuccessful. | The attempt ran but the result roll failed. |
All MiningInfo section IDs currently use difficulty 50. The success roll is (50 + drill bonus) − section difficulty + premium bonus; a failed roll produces a poor/empty result.
Server-owner action
Add a deliberate GIVE_PROFESSION MINING reward to the intended completion point, most likely [64] Do You Know Mining? or the chain finale, then verify that the client receives the profession after quest turn-in.
Then verify how players obtain one of the two configured drill items and that Ban Stone Mine exposes a valid mining-section ID to the runtime.
The administrator command supports ADD_PROFESSION MINING, which proves the flag is recognized, but that is an operational test or support workaround rather than a legitimate player acquisition path.
Use a clean level-64 test character. Confirm MINING is absent, complete the chosen grant quest, verify the profession appears, obtain a drill normally, enter Ban Stone Mine, perform one successful attempt, consume or damage the tool as configured, and verify the result plus “Successful Drilling Attempts” history counter.