Blacksmithing techniques - Revision history

GREY2 at 01:37, 15 June 2021

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2021-03-07T19:47:51Z

Use same table format that is on the Tailoring Techniques page.

2015-12-16T23:28:24Z

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	rect 240 444 343 515 [[#Container Forging]]		rect 240 444 343 515 [[#Container Forging]]

	rect 393 054 540 072 [[#Expert Metal ~~Reclaimation~~]]		rect 393 054 540 072 [[#Expert Metal Reclamation]]
	rect 403 101 530 119 [[#Advanced Tool Repair]]		rect 403 101 530 119 [[#Advanced Tool Repair]]
	rect 438 219 547 237 [[#Expert Tool Design]]		rect 438 219 547 237 [[#Expert Tool Design]]

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	rect 240 444 343 515 [[#Container Forging]]		rect 240 444 343 515 [[#Container Forging]]

	rect 393 054 540 072 [[#Expert Metal ~~Reclamation~~]]		rect 393 054 540 072 [[#Expert Metal Reclaimation]]
	rect 403 101 530 119 [[#Advanced Tool Repair]]		rect 403 101 530 119 [[#Advanced Tool Repair]]
	rect 438 219 547 237 [[#Expert Tool Design]]		rect 438 219 547 237 [[#Expert Tool Design]]

2015-01-20T08:07:17Z

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	This technique is required to forge a maker's mark.		This technique is required to forge a maker's mark.
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	{{cat\|Creation ~~Systems~~,Techniques}}		{{cat\|Creation systems,Techniques}}

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	Techniques for the [[Blacksmithing discipline]]. <br>		Techniques for the [[Blacksmithing discipline]]. <br>
	[[Craft]] for information on what you know/can learn.		See [[Craft]] for more information on what you know/can learn.

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2013-04-28T06:05:17Z

Master Metallurgy

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	Description: As a Master of Metallurgy, you work around metal impurities and produce higher quality products as a result. This portion likely only works with blacksmithing products.		Description: As a Master of Metallurgy, you work around metal impurities and produce higher quality products as a result. This portion likely only works with blacksmithing products.

	This technique also lets you see the metal composition of ingots and forged items such as tools, weapons and armor given enough skill. ~~You can see the composition of unfinished items with minimal/no skill.~~ To do so, simply hold the ingot/item and analyze it and you'll get a description back like:<br />		This technique also lets you see the metal composition of ingots and forged items such as tools, weapons and armor given enough skill. To do so, simply hold the ingot/item and analyze it and you'll get a description back like:<br />
	The metal appears to be composed of: 2.25% brass, 75.24% bronze, 3.98% high carbon steel, 0.04% oravir, 0.10% gold, 0.00% lead, 6.12% medium carbon steel, and 12.23% silver.<br />		The metal appears to be composed of: 2.25% brass, 75.24% bronze, 3.98% high carbon steel, 0.04% oravir, 0.10% gold, 0.00% lead, 6.12% medium carbon steel, and 12.23% silver.<br />

2013-04-27T08:29:57Z

Master Metallurgy

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	Description: As a Master of Metallurgy, you work around metal impurities and produce higher quality products as a result. This portion likely only works with blacksmithing products.		Description: As a Master of Metallurgy, you work around metal impurities and produce higher quality products as a result. This portion likely only works with blacksmithing products.

	This technique also lets you see the metal composition of ingots, ~~blacksmithing~~ ~~products~~ such as tools and ~~unfinished~~ ~~forging~~ ~~items~~ ~~(but~~ ~~not~~ ~~finished~~ ~~weapons~~ ~~and~~ ~~armor)~~. To do so, simply hold the ingot/item and analyze it and you'll get a description back like:<br />		This technique also lets you see the metal composition of ingots and forged items such as tools, weapons and armor given enough skill. You can see the composition of unfinished items with minimal/no skill. To do so, simply hold the ingot/item and analyze it and you'll get a description back like:<br />
	The metal appears to be composed of: 2.25% brass, 75.24% bronze, 3.98% high carbon steel, 0.04% oravir, 0.10% gold, 0.00% lead, 6.12% medium carbon steel, and 12.23% silver.<br />		The metal appears to be composed of: 2.25% brass, 75.24% bronze, 3.98% high carbon steel, 0.04% oravir, 0.10% gold, 0.00% lead, 6.12% medium carbon steel, and 12.23% silver.<br />

2013-04-27T07:40:50Z

Master Metallurgy

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	Description: As a Master of Metallurgy, you work around metal impurities and produce higher quality products as a result. This portion likely only works with blacksmithing products.		Description: As a Master of Metallurgy, you work around metal impurities and produce higher quality products as a result. This portion likely only works with blacksmithing products.

	This technique also lets you see the metal composition of ingots ~~and~~ blacksmithing products such as tools (not weapons and armor). To do so, simply hold the ingot/item and analyze it and you'll get a description back like:<br />		This technique also lets you see the metal composition of ingots, blacksmithing products such as tools and unfinished forging items (but not finished weapons and armor). To do so, simply hold the ingot/item and analyze it and you'll get a description back like:<br />
	The metal appears to be composed of: 2.25% brass, 75.24% bronze, 3.98% high carbon steel, 0.04% oravir, 0.10% gold, 0.00% lead, 6.12% medium carbon steel, and 12.23% silver.<br />		The metal appears to be composed of: 2.25% brass, 75.24% bronze, 3.98% high carbon steel, 0.04% oravir, 0.10% gold, 0.00% lead, 6.12% medium carbon steel, and 12.23% silver.<br />

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	rect 004 101 124 119 [[#Basic Metal Smelting]]		rect 004 101 124 119 [[#Basic Metal Smelting]]
	rect 005 152 156 170 [[#Basic Forging ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 005 152 156 170 [[#Basic Forging Design]]
	rect 005 199 181 217 [[#Basic Engineering ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 005 199 181 217 [[#Basic Engineering Design]]
	rect 005 246 162 264 [[#Basic Outfitting ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 005 246 162 264 [[#Basic Outfitting Design]]
	rect 005 293 160 311 [[#Basic Alchemy ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 005 293 160 311 [[#Basic Alchemy Design]]
	rect 006 397 085 415 [[#Utility Forging]]		rect 006 397 085 415 [[#Utility Forging]]

	rect 216 054 353 072 [[#Proficient Metal Refining]]		rect 216 054 353 072 [[#Proficient Metal Refining]]
	rect 236 101 340 119 [[#Basic Tool Repair]]		rect 236 101 340 119 [[#Basic Tool Repair]]
	rect 201 152 372 170 [[#Proficient Forging ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 201 152 372 170 [[#Proficient Forging Design]]
	rect 191 199 387 217 [[#Proficient Engineering ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 191 199 387 217 [[#Proficient Engineering Design]]
	rect 202 246 378 264 [[#Proficient Outfitting ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 202 246 378 264 [[#Proficient Outfitting Design]]
	rect 202 293 377 311 [[#Proficient Alchemy ~~Tool~~ Design]]		rect 202 293 377 311 [[#Proficient Alchemy Design]]
	rect 236 350 345 368 [[#Decorative Forging]]		rect 236 350 345 368 [[#Decorative Forging]]
	rect 242 397 341 415 [[#Furniture Forging]]		rect 242 397 341 415 [[#Furniture Forging]]