Forging skill - Revision history

RY4NPW: /* Training */

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	==Training==		==Training==
	Training the Forging skill is accomplished by creating products at a [[Forging Society]]. The process for Forging begins with the formation of a metal ingot, which is then heated and shaped on an anvil, cooled, and assembled into a final product.		Training the Forging skill is accomplished by creating products at a [[Forging Society]]. The process for Forging begins with the formation of a metal ingot, which is then heated and shaped on an anvil, cooled, and assembled into a final product. [[Work order]]s within the released disciplines can be obtained from a Master/Mistress within each Forging Society, giving players the option of being compensated for their work in this skill.

	The [[Forging guide]] introduces and describes all processes related to Forging.		The [[Forging guide]] introduces and describes all processes related to Forging.

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	'''Forging''' is one of the five [[crafting]] skills that deals with the creation of items from metal. ~~Forging is divided into three disciplines:~~		'''Forging''' is one of the five [[crafting]] skills that deals with the creation of items from metal.

			==Disciplines==
			Forging is divided into three disciplines:
	*[[Armorsmithing discipline\|Armorsmithing]]: the creation of metal armors and shields		*[[Armorsmithing discipline\|Armorsmithing]]: the creation of metal armors and shields
	*[[Blacksmithing discipline\|Blacksmithing]]: the creation of metal tools, containers, and other utility items		*[[Blacksmithing discipline\|Blacksmithing]]: the creation of metal tools, containers, and other utility items

RY4NPW at 20:07, 6 January 2016

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	==Training==		==Training==
	Training the Forging skill is accomplished by creating products at a [[Forging Society]]. The process for ~~forging~~ begins with the formation of a metal ingot, which is then heated and shaped on an anvil, cooled, and assembled into a final product.		Training the Forging skill is accomplished by creating products at a [[Forging Society]]. The process for Forging begins with the formation of a metal ingot, which is then heated and shaped on an anvil, cooled, and assembled into a final product.

	The [[Forging guide]] introduces and describes all processes related to Forging.		The [[Forging guide]] introduces and describes all processes related to Forging.

	==Materials==		==Materials==
	Metals used in ~~forging~~ are primarily acquired through [[mining]], but can also be attained through purchase at a [[Forging Society]], [[:Category:Auctions\|auctions]], [[treasure map]], [[random creature drop]], and other sources.		Metals used in Forging are primarily acquired through [[mining]], but can also be attained through purchase at a [[Forging Society]], [[:Category:Auctions\|auctions]], [[treasure map]], [[random creature drop]], and other sources.

	A listing of all ~~forging~~ materials can be found on the [[Crafting_Materials#Forging_materials\|crafting materials]] page.		A listing of all Forging materials can be found on the [[Crafting_Materials#Forging_materials\|crafting materials]] page.

	==Tools==		==Tools==
	Forging requires stationary tools found in [[Forging Society\|Forging Societies]] including the crucible, anvil, forge, grindstone, and slack tub. In addition to the stationary tools, each discipline requires hand-held tools including a hammer, tongs, shovel, bellows, oil, and other various tools to craft items.		Forging requires stationary tools found in [[Forging Society\|Forging Societies]] including the crucible, anvil, forge, grindstone, and slack tub. In addition to the stationary tools, each discipline requires hand-held tools including a hammer, tongs, shovel, bellows, oil, and other various tools to craft items. All necessary tools can be purchased at a Society building. Higher quality forging tools are made with the [[Blacksmithing discipline\|Blacksmithing]] and [[Carving discipline\|Carving]] disciplines. When not in use, tools can be stored at a Society building with that Society's clerk by putting them on the counter. Player-crafted tools can be stored with a deed packet and register.

	See [[:Category:Crafting_tools#Forging\|crafting tools]] for an in-depth explanation on the tools related to Forging disciplines.		See [[:Category:Crafting_tools#Forging\|crafting tools]] for an in-depth explanation on the tools related to Forging disciplines.

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DINERGRRL: /* Use */

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Use

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	==Use==		==Use==
	Forging requires large, stationary [[Crafting Tools\|tools]] to practice, such as a crucible and an anvil, in addition to hand-held tools. There are several places in the realms that are equipped for forgers and open to the public: the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]], [[Crossing Forging Society]], [[Shard Forging Society]], [[Rathan Forging Society]], [[Mer'Kresh Forging Society]], the [[Hibarnhvidar Forging Society]], [[Lava Forge]] and [[Iltesh Neg Degti Forge]] (Premium-only Leth Forge).		Forging requires large, stationary [[Crafting Tools\|tools]] to practice, such as a crucible and an anvil, in addition to hand-held tools. There are several places in the realms that are equipped for forgers and open to the public: the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]], [[Crossing Forging Society]], [[Shard Forging Society]], [[Rathan Forging Society]], [[Mer'Kresh Forging Society]], the [[Hibarnhvidar Forging Society]], [[Muspar'i Forging Society]], [[Lava Forge]] and [[Iltesh Neg Degti Forge]] (Premium-only Leth Forge).

	==Practice==		==Practice==

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 '''Forging''' is one of the new [[crafting]] skills that together will gradually replace [[Mechanical Lore skill|Mechanical Lore]].  Forging went live in [[Prime]] with the release of [[DR 3.0]] in January 2013.  The disciplines in the [[forging craft]], [[Blacksmithing]], [[Weaponsmithing]], and [[Armorsmithing]] were introduced earlier and worked off of Mech Lore prior to DR 3.0's release.
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	Experience is gained as a function of the difficulty of a given task at your skill particular skill level. If items of one tier of difficulty don't lend any experience you can try working with a more difficult material or the next higher tier of difficulty.		Experience is gained as a function of the difficulty of a given task at your skill particular skill level. If items of one tier of difficulty don't lend any experience you can try working with a more difficult material or the next higher tier of difficulty.
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			*[[Pfanston's Guide to Forging]]
	*[[Armorsmithing discipline]]		*[[Armorsmithing discipline]]
	*[[Blacksmithing discipline]]		*[[Blacksmithing discipline]]

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MITHYLDR: /* Use */

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Use

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	==Use==		==Use==
	Forging requires large, stationary [[Crafting Tools\|tools]] to practice, such as a crucible and an anvil, in addition to hand-held tools. There are several places in the realms that are equipped for forgers and open to the public: the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]], [[Crossing Forging Society]], [[Shard Forging Society]], [[Rathan Forging Society]], [[Mer'Kresh Forging Society]] ~~and~~ the [[Hibarnhvidar Forging Society]].		Forging requires large, stationary [[Crafting Tools\|tools]] to practice, such as a crucible and an anvil, in addition to hand-held tools. There are several places in the realms that are equipped for forgers and open to the public: the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]], [[Crossing Forging Society]], [[Shard Forging Society]], [[Rathan Forging Society]], [[Mer'Kresh Forging Society]], the [[Hibarnhvidar Forging Society]], [[Lava Forge]] and [[Iltesh Neg Degti Forge]] (Premium-only Leth Forge).

	==Practice==		==Practice==

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	~~The~~ '''Forging ~~skill~~''' is one of the ~~proposed~~ new [[crafting]] ~~[[page type is::skill]]s~~ that together will gradually replace [[Mechanical Lore skill\|Mechanical Lore]]. Forging ~~skill~~ is ~~expected~~ ~~to go live~~ with the release of [[DR 3.0]] ~~near~~ ~~the end of~~ ~~2012~~. The ~~displines~~ in the [[forging craft]], [[Blacksmithing]], [[Weaponsmithing]], and [[Armorsmithing]] ~~are~~ ~~live~~ and ~~will work~~ off of Mech Lore ~~until~~ ~~then~~.		'''Forging''' is one of the new [[crafting]] skills that together will gradually replace [[Mechanical Lore skill\|Mechanical Lore]]. Forging went live in [[Prime]] with the release of [[DR 3.0]] in January 2013. The disciplines in the [[forging craft]], [[Blacksmithing]], [[Weaponsmithing]], and [[Armorsmithing]] were introduced earlier and worked off of Mech Lore prior to DR 3.0's release.

			==Use==
	Forging requires large, stationary [[Crafting Tools\|tools]] to practice, such as a crucible and an anvil, in addition to hand-held tools. There are several places in the realms that are equipped for forgers and open to the public: the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]], [[Crossing Forging Society]], [[Shard Forging Society]], [[Rathan Forging Society]], [[Mer'Kresh Forging Society]] and the [[Hibarnhvidar Forging Society]].		Forging requires large, stationary [[Crafting Tools\|tools]] to practice, such as a crucible and an anvil, in addition to hand-held tools. There are several places in the realms that are equipped for forgers and open to the public: the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]], [[Crossing Forging Society]], [[Shard Forging Society]], [[Rathan Forging Society]], [[Mer'Kresh Forging Society]] and the [[Hibarnhvidar Forging Society]].

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