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"0": "Basics of Blacksmithing\n\n So you want to be a blacksmith? You must first start by being an\n apprentice. After reading these pages, you will be on your way to be\n making a variety of different armors and weapons. This book is divided in\n four sections. The first will teach you about smelting ore into ingots.\n Then next section deals with how to use the anvil and crafting. The third\n section deals with skills and skill gain. And finally, the last section\n will introduce more advanced topics such as salvaging crafted items.\n\n SECTION 1\n ----------\n\n Smelting Ore\n The main component of all blacksmithing recipes is the ingot, and the\n first duty of any blacksmith is to be able to make ingots. There are\n 12 different types of ingots which can be smelted from 12 different types\n of ore. These include: copper, tinstone, iron, silver, gold, shadow iron,\n verdicite, rubicite, syenite, mithral, adamantine, and myrkandite. \n With each material type, there is an increasing difficulty both to smelt \n and to use for crafts. Smelting will directly use your blacksmithing skill \n in determining both success and the amount of useable ingots you produce \n from an ore.\n\n To smelt ore, first click on the forge located in most blacksmithing\n shops. This will bring up the forge's inventory display. Place any\n amount of ore into the forge's inventory and click \"close\".\n A dialogue menu will then display showing your available options.\n You can choose to immediately smelt the ore or influence your chances\n of producing ore by fanning the flames.\n\n There are three different levels of flame intensity. The biggest flame\n will make the ore easier to smelt but will produce less ingots, while\n the smallest flame makes it more difficult to smelt ore, it produces\n the most ingots. The medium flame is somewhere in the middle. It's\n usually advisable to start with the biggest flame first when working\n with a new material type. As your skills improve, you can lower the\n intensity of the flame. When you are satisfied with your choice,\n select the smelt ore option and if you are skilled enough and lucky,\n you will have produced some useable ingots!\n\n Section 2\n ----------\n\n The Anvil\n The most important tool of any blacksmith is the anvil. Now that you\n have some useable ingots, it is time to begin making some basic items.\n In order to use the anvil, you must have a smithing hammer equipped.\n Smithing hammers come in a variety of different material types and can\n be purchased from merchants or can be made through weaponcrafting.\n You will need to have the appropriate weapon proficiency in martial\n weapons, however, to equip the smithing hammer. Like all trade tools,\n smithing hammers degrade over time with use. Each material type offers\n different levels of durability.\n\n With your smithing hammer equipped, click on the anvil to begin\n crafting. You will see a dialogue menu come up with options to either\n craft armors or craft weapons. Crafting armors and crafting weapons\n each use different skills. If you want to focus on armors, select\n armor and you will see a list of different armor pieces such as body,\n head, shields, or misc. You can also experiment with weapons. If you\n have very little or no skill, you will have to start small. Select the\n Misc category under armor and you should see an option in red for\n Iron Studs. This is one of your most basic armor craftable items.\n Iron studs are used mainly in leathercrafting so although you may not\n have use for them, they can offer some easy training and can earn you\n money by selling them to other players who do need them.\n\n Now select the iron studs option. You should begin to craft. It takes\n time to craft an item. Crafting iron studs take one iron ingot. Make\n sure you have an iron ingot in your inventory. If you succeed, the\n components will automatically be used up and you will get the newly\n crafted item in your inventory. If you fail, there is a chance you\n will lose some of your components.\n\n If you noticed, the text for Iron Studs was in Red. Depending on your\n skill level and the difficulty to make a certain item, the text for\n item names will appear in different colors. Red means that the item is\n very difficult to make for your skill level. Dark blue means you still\n need some practice. Light blue means the item is reasonably easy to\n make. Green means the item is trivial to make and you will usually\n succeed but not learn from the success. Any items that you do not have\n enough skill to make, will not display until you reach a minimum level\n and then it will display as red to begin with. Practice, practice,\n practice and some day you will see most items are green and trivial to\n you.\n\n Section 3\n ----------\n\n The Skills\n Blacksmithing mainly encompasses three skills. The first is just\n Blacksmithing. Blacksmithing is a secondary skill. Secondary skills\n are skills which other skills rely on and are not as difficult to\n master. Blacksmithing is used to directly determine your success in\n smelting ore and the amount of ingots you produce. It is also used to\n directly determine how successful you are in salvaging crafted items.\n And finally it determines how likely you to make an exceptional piece\n of armor or weapon. Exceptionally crafted items usually have better\n traits and sell for slightly more. The next two skills are\n Armorcrafting and Weaponcrafting.\n\n These are primary skills and are usually more difficult to master.\n Armorcrafting directly influences what types of armor you can make,\n what materials you can work with when making them, and your success\n rates.\n\n Weaponcrafting does the same but for weapons and tools.\n\n Skill Gain\n Your skills will go up over time and with continued use. It takes a\n lot of practice and patience to become a master blacksmith. When you\n succeed in making an item, there is a chance your skill will increase.\n The harder the item was to make, the more likely you will see skill\n gain. There is a point, however, when an items becomes trivial to make.\n You will then no longer gain any skill from making this item and should\n move on to harder items or more difficult materials. Even if you fail\n making a difficult item, there is a small chance you will gain skill.\n If you make an exceptional item, there is also a chance for your\n Blacksmithing skill to increase as well.\n\n Section 4\n ---------\n\n Advanced Topics\n Now that you have mastered the basics of blacksmithing, there are a\n few extra things you should now about. Blacksmithing is not all about\n just crafting basic items from different material types. There are\n also several important things a blacksmith can do as he becomes a\n master.\n\n Salvaging Crafted Items\n If you find that you are losing money by selling your crafted items\n back to a merchant, you also have the option to salvage your crafted\n items. By salvaging them, you will gain back some of the ingots needed\n to make the item. To salvage an armor or weapon, simply click on the\n forge and place the item in the forge's inventory and close it. You\n will see an option to salvage crafted armor or weapons. Select this\n and depending on you Blacksmithing skill level, you will either succeed\n in which case you will gain back some of the ingots used to make the\n item or you will fail and the item will be consumed. Failing to\n salvage an item is rare even for a beginning blacksmith. Usually with\n little skill, you just produce less ingots from the item. Salvaging is\n a good way to increase your skills.\n\n Jeweled Armor and Weapons\n More on this topic to come.\n\n Imbued Armor and Weapons\n More on this topic to come.\n"
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