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RCHIGHT: /* The "Magic Ingot" Method */

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The "Magic Ingot" Method

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	Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.		Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.

	Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 2:1 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.		Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 1:2 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.

	You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.		You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.

RCHIGHT: /* The "Magic Ingot" Method */

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The "Magic Ingot" Method

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	Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.		Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.

	Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 1:2 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.		Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 2:1 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.

	You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.		You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.

RCHIGHT: /* The "Magic Ingot" Method */

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The "Magic Ingot" Method

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	Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.		Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.

	Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 2:1 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.		Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 1:2 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.

	You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.		You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.

RCHIGHT: /* The "Magic Ingot" Method */

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The "Magic Ingot" Method

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	Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.		Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.

	Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 1:2 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.		Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 2:1 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.

	You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.		You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.

SCHULTZS3: Added amount lost fluxing without refining technique

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Added amount lost fluxing without refining technique

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	!Starting Quality!!Amount Lost<br />Without Technique!!Amount Lost<br />With Technique		!Starting Quality!!Amount Lost<br />Without Technique!!Amount Lost<br />With Technique
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	\|81-90\|\|?\|\|8%		\|81-90\|\|40%\|\|8%
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	\|91+\|\|?\|\|5%		\|91+\|\|20%\|\|5%
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SSTOJIC18: /* Metallurgy */

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Metallurgy

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	Even if you don't want to do the math or mixing yourself, it can be worthwhile to seek out a metallurgist who will make that perfect ingot for you.		Even if you don't want to do the math or mixing yourself, it can be worthwhile to seek out a metallurgist who will make that perfect ingot for you.

			===The "Magic Ingot" Method===

			Did the above explanation make your eyes cross? Here's an alternative method to get the perfect 67% mix.

			Start with 1 volume of the pure material you want at 67%. Mix it with 99 volumes of your mixing material (usually oravir or platinum/gold, depending on if you want max or min density.) You now have a 100 volume ingot that is 1% your main material.

			Now, mix this "magic ingot" at a 1:2 ratio with your pure ingot. Round up to the nearest three. So if you need 20 volumes, you'll need to make 21 volumes. You would do this by mixing 14 volumes of the pure material, with 7 volumes of the magic ingot. The resulting ingot will be 21 volumes of 67%.

			You can mix in this leftover bit with any future mixes without having to worry about changing that same 1:2 ratio. So if you needed 4 volumes of that same material at 67%, you could mix 2 volumes of the pure, with 1 volume of the 1% ingot, and that leftover pre-mixed 67%, and you'll have a 4 volume 67% ingot.

	==Work Orders==		==Work Orders==

CAMARILLOD: /* Techniques */

2020-10-15T15:31:13Z

Techniques

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	As shown, at the time a normal slot is received, if the person has a career, hobby, or is of the right guild, an addition slot in that area may be awarded.		As shown, at the time a normal slot is received, if the person has a career, hobby, or is of the right guild, an addition slot in that area may be awarded.
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			===Learning Techniques===

			The syntax for learning a new technique is: ask <NPC> about LEARN <technique>
	===Careers and Hobbies===		===Careers and Hobbies===

KHELEK00 at 00:17, 30 June 2020

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	{{tt\|DIR FORGING SOCIETY}} will get you to the Forging Society building in the Crossing or in Riverhaven. In the society's room descriptions you will see bookstore, tools, supplies (all in different rooms); use {{tt\|ORDER}} when you see these rooms.		{{tt\|DIR FORGING SOCIETY}} will get you to the Forging Society building in the Crossing or in Riverhaven. In the society's room descriptions you will see bookstore, tools, supplies (all in different rooms); use {{tt\|ORDER}} when you see these rooms.

	The forging craft consists of 3 disciplines: Blacksmithing, Weaponsmithing, and Armorsmithing.		The forging craft consists of 3 disciplines: [[Blacksmithing_discipline\|Blacksmithing]], [[Weaponsmithing_discipline\|Weaponsmithing]], and [[Armorsmithing_discipline\|Armorsmithing]].

	==Required Tools, Instructions, and Materials==		==Required Tools, Instructions, and Materials==

MOTHRA: /* Smelting Metal */

2020-04-19T15:02:46Z

Smelting Metal

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	Smelting is simply the process of melting down the metal and forming it into an ingot. It is the starting point not only for blacksmithing items, but also for training weaponsmithing and armorsmithing. For now, this process teaches Forging up to about 75 ranks with standard metals.		Smelting is simply the process of melting down the metal and forming it into an ingot. It is the starting point not only for blacksmithing items, but also for training weaponsmithing and armorsmithing. For now, this process teaches Forging up to about 75 ranks with standard metals.

	Begin by placing your bronze ingot into the crucible using {{com\|PUT}} {{tt\|MY INGOT IN CRUCIBLE}}. A crucible can hold up to 22 ingots/nuggets/etc or up to 210 volume, whichever comes first. In addition, it cannot hold more than eight different metal types.		Begin by placing your bronze ingot into the crucible using {{com\|PUT}} {{tt\|MY INGOT IN CRUCIBLE}}. A crucible can hold up to 22 ingots/nuggets/etc or up to 210 volume, whichever comes first. In addition, it cannot hold more than eight different metal types. Metal nuggets are found in [[:Category:Crafting_materials#Metal_nugget_sizes\|seven sizes]].

	With your stirring rod in hand, {{com\|STIR}} {{tt\|CRUCIBLE WITH MY ROD}} (you can use {{com\|mix}} instead of {{com\|stir}} as well), until a problem occurs. You can get a number of messages such as stirring works perfectly, but eventually you will receive one of the following messages:		With your stirring rod in hand, {{com\|STIR}} {{tt\|CRUCIBLE WITH MY ROD}} (you can use {{com\|mix}} instead of {{com\|stir}} as well), until a problem occurs. You can get a number of messages such as stirring works perfectly, but eventually you will receive one of the following messages:

KHELEK00: /* Tempering */

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Tempering

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	# {{tt\|Put}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge}} twice to start the process.		# {{tt\|Put}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge}} twice to start the process.
	# {{tt\|Turn}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge with my tongs}}.		# {{tt\|Turn}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge with my tongs}}.
	: Each time you turn the item with the tongs, you may get one of a number of problem messages that require action to resolve. If you don't get one of these messages you continue to {{tt\|TURN ''<item>'' WITH MY TONGS}}. These messages are as follows and how to respond to them.		: Each time you turn the item with the tongs, you may get one of a number of problem messages that require action to resolve. If you don't get one of these messages you continue to {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH MY TONGS}}. These messages are as follows and how to respond to them.
	* As you finish the fire flickers and is unable to consume its fuel: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.		* As you finish the fire flickers and is unable to consume its fuel: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.
	* As you finish working the fire dims and produces less heat from ..: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.		* As you finish working the fire dims and produces less heat from ..: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.

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	# {{tt\|Put}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge}} twice to start the process.		# {{tt\|Put}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge}} twice to start the process.
	# {{tt\|Turn}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge with my tongs}}.		# {{tt\|Turn}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|on forge with my tongs}}.
	: Each time you turn the item with the tongs, you may get one of a number of problem messages that require action to resolve. If you don't get one of these messages you continue to {{tt\|TURN ''<item>'' WITH MY TONGS}}. These messages are as follows and how to respond to them.		: Each time you turn the item with the tongs, you may get one of a number of problem messages that require action to resolve. If you don't get one of these messages you continue to {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH MY TONGS}}. These messages are as follows and how to respond to them.
	* As you finish the fire flickers and is unable to consume its fuel: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.		* As you finish the fire flickers and is unable to consume its fuel: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.
	* As you finish working the fire dims and produces less heat from ..: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.		* As you finish working the fire dims and produces less heat from ..: Get the bellows out and {{tt\|PUSH MY BELLOWS}}. Then put it up and get the tongs and {{tt\|TURN}} ''<item>'' {{tt\| ON ANVIL WITH MY TONGS}}.