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Artisans are a new type of NPC that will appear in Diablo III. Players will be introduced to these NPCs as they progress through the main quest line of the game. The player will be able to obtain Artisans by completing quests for them and earning their trust. Once an Artisan has joined the player, they will make camp at the nearest town, and will follow the player throughout the various acts. There are three different Artisans that the player will encounter throughout their journey: The Blacksmith, The Mystic, and The Jeweler. The three Artisans will offer you various services as well as gossip and dialogue. All Artisans have the ability to craft items, and act as vendors who buy and sell items to the player as well. Each Artisan possesses different specialties, and the services that each offers are defined by those individual talents.

All three artisans will be optional to use; if the player doesn't want to craft, there's no need to. Crafting merely provides the player with another venue through which they can acquire items.

There's no need to choose which artisan to develop or focus on. Given enough time, all three can be developed fully.

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