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Fletching is the process of creating an arrow for use in archery. It commonly associated with making bows. A Fletcher is one who makes arrows, while a bowyer is one who makes bows.


== Fletching ==
Tools needed to make a bow:
Knife (skinning or carving will do) – to make detailed cuts and shaping
Wood shaper – to shape the wood


Fletching is the process of creating an arrow for use in archery. It commonly associated with making bows. A Fletcher is one who makes arrows, while a bowyer is one who makes bows.
Steps to make a bow:
1. Forage a limb for making the bow from – Limbs must be from one of the wood types listed below (if making a short bow you will need a stick, not a limb)
2. With the wood shaper SHAPE LONGBOW FROM LIMB (if making a short bow, replace LONGBOW with SHORT and LIMB with STICK)
3. Continue to SHAPE LONG FROM LIMB
4. When prompted switch to the knife and continue with SHAPE LONG FROM LIMB
5. Continue to switch back and forth between the wood shaper and the knife until the bow is completed.

Tools needed to make arrows
Knife (skinning or carving will do) – to make detailed cuts and shaping
Wood Shaper – to shape the wood
Feather Flights – to stabilize the arrow in flight*
Flight Shears – to shape the feathers for maximum flight and accuracy
Flight Glue – to adhere the flights to the shaft**
Arrowhead – the striking point of the arrow (different types inflict different damage)

Steps to make an arrow:
1. Forage a stick for making the arrow from – Limbs must be from one of the wood types listed below
2. With the stick in left hand and knife in right SHAPE SHAFT FROM STICK
3. SHAPE SHAFT FROM STICK
4. Put knife aside, take your wood shaper
5. Shape shaft
6. Put shaper aside, take knife
7. NOTCH MY SHAFT WITH MY KNIFE
8. NOTCH MY SHAFT WITH MY KNIFE
9. FLETCH MY SHAFT
10. Put knife aside, take flights
11. FLETCH MY SHAFT
12. Take glue
13. FLETCH MY SHAFT
14. Put glue aside, take shears
15. FLETCH MY SHAFT
16. Put shears aside, take arrowhead
17. Affix my arrowhead


== Bow Making ==
Tools needed to make an arrowhead
Weapon – to pound the shape of the arrowhead
Tusk/Tooth/Fang – object to create arrowhead from***


Steps to make an arrowhead:
Tools needed to make a bow:<br />
Knife (skinning or carving will do) – to make detailed cuts and shaping<br />
1. With the weapon in your right hand and the Tusk/Fang/Tooth in the left POUND MY <item> INTO ARROWHEAD
Wood shaper – to shape the wood<br />
2. POUND MY ARROWHEAD INTO ARROWHEAD
<br />
3. Repeat #2 until complete.
Steps to make a bow:<br />
1. Forage a limb for making the bow from – Limbs must be from one of the wood types listed below (if making a short bow you will need a stick, not a limb)<br />
2. With the wood shaper SHAPE LONGBOW FROM LIMB (if making a short bow, replace LONGBOW with SHORT and LIMB with STICK)<br />
3. Continue to SHAPE LONG FROM LIMB<br />
4. When prompted switch to the knife and continue with SHAPE LONG FROM LIMB<br />
5. Continue to switch back and forth between the wood shaper and the knife until the bow is completed.<br />
<br />


== Arrow Making ==
* At current there are different types of flights in shops around Elanthia. At this time there is nothing out there that says any one of these flights is better for the arrow’s overall performance


Tools needed to make arrows<br />
** At current there are different types of flight glues in shops around Elanthia. At this time there is nothing out there that says any one of these glues is better for the arrow’s overall performance as flights have not been known to fall off an arrow.
Knife (skinning or carving will do) – to make detailed cuts and shaping<br />
Wood Shaper – to shape the wood<br />
Feather Flights – to stabilize the arrow in flight*<br />
Flight Shears – to shape the feathers for maximum flight and accuracy<br />
Flight Glue – to adhere the flights to the shaft**<br />
Arrowhead – the striking point of the arrow (different types inflict different damage)<br />
<br />
Steps to make an arrow:<br />
1. Forage a stick for making the arrow from – Limbs must be from one of the wood types listed below <br />
2. With the stick in left hand and knife in right SHAPE SHAFT FROM STICK<br />
3. SHAPE SHAFT FROM STICK<br />
4. Put knife aside, take your wood shaper <br />
5. Shape shaft<br />
6. Put shaper aside, take knife<br />
7. NOTCH MY SHAFT WITH MY KNIFE<br />
8. NOTCH MY SHAFT WITH MY KNIFE<br />
9. FLETCH MY SHAFT<br />
10. Put knife aside, take flights <br />
11. FLETCH MY SHAFT <br />
12. Take glue<br />
13. FLETCH MY SHAFT<br />
14. Put glue aside, take shears <br />
15. FLETCH MY SHAFT <br />
16. Put shears aside, take arrowhead <br />
17. Affix my arrowhead <br />
<br />


== Arrowhead Making ==
*** Not all teeth can be made into arrowheads. Currently the only ones that can be pounded into an arrowhead are the [[Sinuous Elsralael]], [[Sleek Hele'la]] and the [[Lesser Dusky-Scaled Basilisk]].


Tools needed to make an arrowhead<br />
Wood types that can made into bows or arrows: (in order of difficulty easiest to hardest)
Weapon – to pound the shape of the arrowhead<br />
Pine
Tusk/Tooth/Fang – object to create arrowhead from***<br />
Spruce
<br />
Apple
Steps to make an arrowhead:<br />
Alder
1. With the weapon in your right hand and the Tusk/Fang/Tooth in the left POUND MY <item> INTO ARROWHEAD<br />
Ash
2. POUND MY ARROWHEAD INTO ARROWHEAD<br />
Birch
3. Repeat #2 until complete.<br />
Fir
<br />
Cherry
* At current there are different types of flights in shops around Elanthia. At this time there is nothing out there that says any one of these flights is better for the arrow’s overall performance<br />
Hickory
<br />
Cedar
** At current there are different types of flight glues in shops around Elanthia. At this time there is nothing out there that says any one of these glues is better for the arrow’s overall performance as flights have not been known to fall off an arrow.<br />
Ebony
<br />
Elm
*** Not all teeth can be made into arrowheads. Currently the only ones that can be pounded into an arrowhead are the [[Sinuous Elsralael]], [[Sleek Hele'la]] and the [[Lesser Dusky-Scaled Basilisk]].<br />
Mahogany
<br />
Maple
Wood types that can made into bows or arrows: (in order of difficulty easiest to hardest)<br />
Oak
Pine<br />
Rosewood
Spruce<br />
Teak
Apple<br />
Walnut
Alder<br />
Willow
Ash<br />
Redwood
Birch<br />
Yew
Fir<br />
Mistwood
Cherry<br />
Osage
Hickory<br />
Bloodwood
Cedar<br />
Copperwood
Ebony<br />
Silverwood
Elm<br />
Mahogany<br />
Maple<br />
Oak<br />
Rosewood<br />
Teak<br />
Walnut<br />
Willow<br />
Redwood<br />
Yew<br />
Mistwood<br />
Osage<br />
Bloodwood<br />
Copperwood<br />
Silverwood<br />

Revision as of 10:28, 18 June 2008

Fletching

Fletching is the process of creating an arrow for use in archery. It commonly associated with making bows. A Fletcher is one who makes arrows, while a bowyer is one who makes bows.

Bow Making

Tools needed to make a bow:
Knife (skinning or carving will do) – to make detailed cuts and shaping
Wood shaper – to shape the wood

Steps to make a bow:
1. Forage a limb for making the bow from – Limbs must be from one of the wood types listed below (if making a short bow you will need a stick, not a limb)
2. With the wood shaper SHAPE LONGBOW FROM LIMB (if making a short bow, replace LONGBOW with SHORT and LIMB with STICK)
3. Continue to SHAPE LONG FROM LIMB
4. When prompted switch to the knife and continue with SHAPE LONG FROM LIMB
5. Continue to switch back and forth between the wood shaper and the knife until the bow is completed.

Arrow Making

Tools needed to make arrows
Knife (skinning or carving will do) – to make detailed cuts and shaping
Wood Shaper – to shape the wood
Feather Flights – to stabilize the arrow in flight*
Flight Shears – to shape the feathers for maximum flight and accuracy
Flight Glue – to adhere the flights to the shaft**
Arrowhead – the striking point of the arrow (different types inflict different damage)

Steps to make an arrow:
1. Forage a stick for making the arrow from – Limbs must be from one of the wood types listed below
2. With the stick in left hand and knife in right SHAPE SHAFT FROM STICK
3. SHAPE SHAFT FROM STICK
4. Put knife aside, take your wood shaper
5. Shape shaft
6. Put shaper aside, take knife
7. NOTCH MY SHAFT WITH MY KNIFE
8. NOTCH MY SHAFT WITH MY KNIFE
9. FLETCH MY SHAFT
10. Put knife aside, take flights
11. FLETCH MY SHAFT
12. Take glue
13. FLETCH MY SHAFT
14. Put glue aside, take shears
15. FLETCH MY SHAFT
16. Put shears aside, take arrowhead
17. Affix my arrowhead

Arrowhead Making

Tools needed to make an arrowhead
Weapon – to pound the shape of the arrowhead
Tusk/Tooth/Fang – object to create arrowhead from***

Steps to make an arrowhead:
1. With the weapon in your right hand and the Tusk/Fang/Tooth in the left POUND MY <item> INTO ARROWHEAD
2. POUND MY ARROWHEAD INTO ARROWHEAD
3. Repeat #2 until complete.

  • At current there are different types of flights in shops around Elanthia. At this time there is nothing out there that says any one of these flights is better for the arrow’s overall performance


    • At current there are different types of flight glues in shops around Elanthia. At this time there is nothing out there that says any one of these glues is better for the arrow’s overall performance as flights have not been known to fall off an arrow.



Wood types that can made into bows or arrows: (in order of difficulty easiest to hardest)
Pine
Spruce
Apple
Alder
Ash
Birch
Fir
Cherry
Hickory
Cedar
Ebony
Elm
Mahogany
Maple
Oak
Rosewood
Teak
Walnut
Willow
Redwood
Yew
Mistwood
Osage
Bloodwood
Copperwood
Silverwood

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