The Black Anvil Guild is responsible for manufacturing.
And although you didn't ask for it, here's some bonus info.
The Silver Scale Guild is responsible for trade between races, mainly dealing in things such as silver, gold, and jewels.
The Bronze Key Guild obtains materials, especially rare items, for clients and other craftsmen. They boast excellent maps as they tend to travel around in their quest for materials.
The Iron Gate Guild is the oldest guild, and acts as a union of famous traders and powerful bankers. They have warehouses in almost every city.
The Golden Wheel Guild handles exporting of dwarven goods to outside areas and importing goods of other races back to the dwarven lands. They also trade in antiques.
The Gray Pillar Guild is responsible for many architectural feats, and developed many of the mines and dungeons present in game. They also import minerals such as Oriharukon and Chrisolites from Gracia.
Incidentally, RP is fun and this game has excellent lore for those who seek to learn it.
And yes, I agree about the RP. Lineage II is hands down the best roleplaying MMORPG I've ever played. Shame I don't get around to it a lot because I spend too much time playing in other parts of the sandbox.
And yes, I agree about the RP. Lineage II is hands down the best roleplaying MMORPG I've ever played.
I've played better, specifically UO. L2 has an immense amount of lore for each race and a great backstory to it, so there is a lot of roleplaying content compared to most MMOs. It lacks a lot of the cosmetic things and gathering areas that UO had however, such as plenty of items unrelated to combat completely. UO also had the same detail put into the lore that L2 had (though it did have 9 single player games to draw from).
L2 would benefit a lot from areas such as taverns and items that are useless but have a visible effect on your character (such as someone holding a mug of ale with a /drink animation). It doesn't allow for things like a beggar sitting in front of a shop with tattered clothing asking for alms, or two old men sitting in a tavern playing a game of chess.
There's a lot of RP content to be found if you can find people who share your interests, but it's very difficult to promote RP in L2 when most of the roleplaying is invisible to the server. I hope that some day they add items and locations that make roleplayers more visible. Most people don't realize how fun it can be since they never see it in action every day.
But anyway, glad I was able to answer your question.