As you progress through Luma Island's main campaign, you'l?l uncover numerous blueprints. However, some, like the Flour Mill, are hidden behind s??pecific prerequisites. So, if you're eager to unlock the Flour Mill blueprint, here's the path to your next farming triumph.

How to unlock Flour Mill blueprint in Luma Island

The Flour Mill blueprint unlocks from the Cook Profession. You can access this career during the game's beginning stages, where you can purchase a Profession Permit for free. But, if you have already ?gotten ahold of a different job, you can still buy another permit for 500 gold the second time. Afterward, it'll cost you 10,000 gold for any additional careers, and there's no limit on how many you buy.

With the Cook Profession active, open your Build menu to access the Flour Mill and Stove blueprints. Crafting the Flour Mill is a straightfo??rward process, requiring just three farm planks and three copper bars. Gather the wooden planks from the Saw Mill and mine the copper ore. Those who are short ?on time can always purchase the ore from the Stonemason's Shop.

You'll need wheat seeds from the Farm Shop to use the Flour Mill. It'll be near the Town entrance, next to the other stores. Use a hoe to plant the wheat seeds, then wait around until they're ready to harvest (it should take a da?y or so). Equip your axe to pick th??em up and place ten wheat in the Flour Mill to produce two Flours.

How to make Bread in Luma Island

After you've crafted the Flour Mill, you must build a Stove. This recipe mandates five farm planks, three copper bars, and five glass. These materials are pretty easy to find around The Farm, so acquiring them shouldn't take too long. In return, you can use two Flours to make the Bread recipe.

Sell the Bread for 636 gold to complete a part of the Become a Novice Cook quest. You'll unlock more bread-based recipes in Luma Island's later missions.

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Choosing a profession is one of the first major decisions you'll make in Luma Island, giving you the luxuries of gold and various activities. Your initial choice in a permit will be completely free, but the rest will require a lot of mo?olah.

To help you set yourself on the right path, here's what profession you should choose first in Luma Island.

Best Profession Permit to buy first in Luma Island

If you want to get money quickly in Luma Island, it's best to go with the Fisherman Profession. When you? begin this journey, you'll unlock the Penny Herring Soup, a profitable meal that offers 1,275 gold. The recipe's ingredients, Penny Herring and Seaweed, can be found easily around your ho??me, so you won't have to travel too far.

By the time you sell your first dish, you can already afford another Profession Permit for 500 gold. However, the prices for these permits will go up afterward, costing you 10,000 gold each. You'll need to grind a?? ton to access these other careers, but the Fisherman Profession should move it along faster.

The only problem I had with the Fisherman Profession is that it can get slightly tedious over time. You are basically standing in one spot frequently while occasionally moving to collect the Seaweed. That said, if you like being on the move, you can opt for other jobs like Treasure Hunter and Blacksmith. These careers require many resource-collecting adven??tures in the caves and other areas, keeping you more entertained than Fisherman. Plus, you'll earn a hefty amount of money to reward you for your explorations.

The rest of the professions are still good, especially if there's one that fits your distinct play style. However, I suggest steering clear of the Jewelrycrafter initially since it isn't the most beginner-friendly job. The mining you do with this path attracts enemies like Spiders and Ghosts, making the process difficult. But, if you are in it for the challenge, by all means, go for the?? Jewelrycrafter.

All Luma Island Professions

For a complete overview of all Luma Island Profession Permits, here's what you can expect:

Each career enlists you on a starter mission that helps you understand the profess?ion. You'll speak to your designated mentor first, then start crafting a structure shortly after. For example, Fisherman involves the Fisherman's Galley recipe, allowing you to cook tasty meals. The Cook and Brewer jobs work the same way, as you unlock unique dis??hes from the collection. However, I will say that the sell prices for the Cook and Brewer don't really go for much initially, given their lower difficulty level.

If you want to up your difficulty, Archaeologist is the most challenging with its three-skull rank. You'll explore various ancient civilizations and uncover treasures throughout the lands. It'll essentially make you feel like you're Indiana Jones as you try to avoid the threat of the many booby traps. But if this job seems a bit too much for you, you can always speak to Herbert at the Town Hall to unlock the other Luma Island professions.

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