Armorsmithing discipline - Revision history

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2019-07-09T22:37:35Z

Tools

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	* [[Slack tub]]: A stationary forging tool used to quench hot metal as part of the item creation process.		* [[Slack tub]]: A stationary forging tool used to quench hot metal as part of the item creation process.
	* [[Tongs]]: Used to hold hot metal when pounding items on an anvil or heating in a forge.		* [[Tongs]]: Used to hold hot metal when pounding items on an anvil or heating in a forge.
	* [[Wire brush]]: Used in armor repair.		* [[Wire brush]]: Used in armor [[repair]].

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2016-06-05T11:13:05Z

Chain: Removed sentence. "Chainmail" is a redundant word, mail is from French "maille" meaning "chain". "Chainmail" translates as "Chainchain".

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	Styles: ring, chain, and mail		Styles: ring, chain, and mail

	Ring mail is the least protective of the chain armors, bearing similarities to scale armor, in that it consists of individual rings applied to a backing material. While ring mail is called "mail", it is not made from linked rings. Chain, and ~~it's~~ heavier cousin mail, are formed from interwoven metal rings, often with cloth padding worn underneath~~. Both the chain and mail styles could be described as "chainmail"~~.		Ring mail is the least protective of the chain armors, bearing similarities to scale armor, in that it consists of individual rings applied to a backing material. While ring mail is called "mail", it is not made from linked rings. Chain, and its heavier cousin mail, are formed from interwoven metal rings, often with cloth padding worn underneath.

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2016-01-04T19:54:40Z

Processes: added link to Forging guide

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	==Processes==		==Processes==
	See the Forging guide for a walkthrough of all Armorsmithing processes, specifically:		See the [[Forging guide]] for a walkthrough of all Armorsmithing processes, specifically:

	* [[Forging_guide#Forging_Walkthrough\|Forging]] armor		* [[Forging_guide#Forging_Walkthrough\|Forging]] armor

2016-01-04T19:48:31Z

page overhaul to consolidate, organize, and link to duplicate information

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	===Reinforcing===		===Reinforcing===
	Increases protection at the cost of increased hindrance and weight through adding reinforcing leather strips.		Increases protection at the cost of increased hindrance and weight through adding reinforcing leather strips.

			==Armor Repair==
			Armor repair uses the same process as the [[Blacksmithing_discipline#Tool Repair\|Blacksmithing discipline]].
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	Increases protection at the cost of increased hindrance and weight through adding reinforcing leather strips.		Increases protection at the cost of increased hindrance and weight through adding reinforcing leather strips.
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Armor Types and Products

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	:''See [[Armorsmithing Techniques]].		:''See [[Armorsmithing Techniques]].

	==~~Armor Types and~~ Products==		==Products==
	:''See [[Armorsmithing Products]].		:''See [[Armorsmithing Products]].

	==~~=Shaping=~~==		==Tools==
	At times during chain armor production, the material may have to be {{com\|TURN}}ed to make the metal into wire.

	In addition, to add various pieces onto their backings, the armor may need to be {{com\|PULL}}ed using a set of pliers.

	===Tools===
	See [[Crafting Tools]] for an in depth discussion of them.		See [[Crafting Tools]] for an in depth discussion of them.

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Shaping

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	In addition, to add various pieces onto their backings, the armor may need to be {{com\|PULL}}ed using a set of pliers.		In addition, to add various pieces onto their backings, the armor may need to be {{com\|PULL}}ed using a set of pliers.

			====Smelting====

	:''See [[Blacksmithing discipline]] for Smelting instructions.		:''See [[Blacksmithing discipline]] for Smelting instructions.

2013-09-03T16:29:13Z

Basics

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	The {{com\|analyze}} command can be used to determine certain basic properties of items, as well as the next step required during the creation process. For more specific information, {{com\|appraise}} the item {{tt\|carefully}} to tell you how its inherent properties compare on the [[Trader's Scale]].		The {{com\|analyze}} command can be used to determine certain basic properties of items, as well as the next step required during the creation process. For more specific information, {{com\|appraise}} the item {{tt\|carefully}} to tell you how its inherent properties compare on the [[Trader's Scale]].

			====Shaping====

			At times during chain armor production, the material may have to be {{com\|TURN}}ed to make the metal into wire.

			In addition, to add various pieces onto their backings, the armor may need to be {{com\|PULL}}ed using a set of pliers.


	:''See [[Blacksmithing discipline]] for Smelting instructions.		:''See [[Blacksmithing discipline]] for Smelting instructions.

2013-09-03T16:27:09Z

Techniques

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	==Techniques==		==Techniques==
	See [[Armorsmithing Techniques]].		:''See [[Armorsmithing Techniques]].

	==Armor Types and Products==		==Armor Types and Products==