Post by CJ on Oct 6, 2004 11:19:15 GMT -5
Smithery is used to create or strengthen weaponry and armor. Some of the most powerful equipment can only be created, so it's a good thing to fool around with if you need an equipment boost. Smithing includes:
Tempering: Requires a smithing hammer and a weapon/armor, as well as another substance to temper it with. This usually strengthens the item in question. Caution! You can possibly destroy or worsen the item you are trying to temper, so be very careful.
Repair: Repairs a broken or dulled blade to full glory.
Forge: Creates a new weapon or armor. Requires a smithing hammer and a material to make it out of.
When Smithing, you must state your intent and what material you are using, as well as how much of it you plan to use. The more specific you are, the more likely you are to create something you like.
Use of a recipe, special equipment, or certain materials may make Smithery easier to accomplish, while others may make it harder.
Tempering: Requires a smithing hammer and a weapon/armor, as well as another substance to temper it with. This usually strengthens the item in question. Caution! You can possibly destroy or worsen the item you are trying to temper, so be very careful.
Repair: Repairs a broken or dulled blade to full glory.
Forge: Creates a new weapon or armor. Requires a smithing hammer and a material to make it out of.
When Smithing, you must state your intent and what material you are using, as well as how much of it you plan to use. The more specific you are, the more likely you are to create something you like.
Use of a recipe, special equipment, or certain materials may make Smithery easier to accomplish, while others may make it harder.