Daeva, I'm here to help you craft an Improved Pattern of Ease. Ironically, we'll need a lot of luck to make one.

I'll need feathers, feet, powders... all sorts of strange things that we can only find in Lucky Boxes.

Here, take this shabby box. Pick up a few materials from merchants and Temple of Artisans, and they'll help you upgrade it into a Lucky Box. Return to me after that, and maybe we can start your pattern.

With a little luck, you can turn a glancing blow into a devastating strike. Just imagine what you can do with an Improved Pattern of Ease!

Have you managed to craft a Lucky Box yet? You're not getting a pattern without it.

Really? Astounding--it looks real, feels real. I can't imagine how much trouble this was to make.

Now, all I have to do is break it! Daeva, this is the only way I can get the Lucky Bundle out of here. If it hurts, avert your eyes.

The best way to make a Lucky Box is through combining a Shabby Box with a Lucky Red Apellande.

If you have trouble, you can buy the Lucky Box design from the merchants in Temple of Artisans in Pandaemonium. Good luck, Daeva.

This Lucky Box isn't bad--nice finish, nice smell. It's practically flawless.

Now, I'll have to break it into pieces. Sorry, Daeva. This is the only way I can make a Lucky Bundle.

Lucky Bundles can hold a lot of materials, like Kaninhen's Feet, Schtern's Powder, and Blouer's Feathers. These happen to be the things I'll need to make an Improved Pattern of Ease.

Will this bundle have the ingredients we need? What am I, an oracle? It's all luck, Daeva.

Here. Open the bundle and find out.

1. Craft a Lucky Box and take it to Gullyuke.

   Lucky Bundle

2. Talk with Gullyuke.

Craft a Lucky Box and report back to Gullyuke.

Gullyuke said that he couldn't make an Improved Pattern of Ease without the ingredients from Lucky Bundles, which are made from Lucky Boxes.

When you crafted a Lucky Box as he asked, Gullyuke gave you a Lucky Bundle as a reward.