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'''Forging''' is one of the five [[crafting]] skills that deals with the creation of items from metal. |
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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. |
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==Disciplines== |
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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, and the Hibarnhvidar Forging Society. |
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Forging is divided into three disciplines: |
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*[[Armorsmithing discipline|Armorsmithing]]: the creation of metal armors and shields |
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*[[Blacksmithing discipline|Blacksmithing]]: the creation of metal tools, containers, and other utility items |
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*[[Weaponsmithing discipline|Weaponsmithing]]: the creation of metal weaponry |
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==Training== |
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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. |
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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. |
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The [[Forging guide]] introduces and describes all processes related to Forging. |
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*[[Armorsmithing discipline]] |
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*[[Blacksmithing discipline]] |
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==Materials== |
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*[[Weaponsmithing discipline]] |
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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. |
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A listing of all Forging materials can be found on the [[Crafting_Materials#Forging_materials|crafting materials]] page. |
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==Tools== |
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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. |
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See [[:Category:Crafting_tools#Forging|crafting tools]] for an in-depth explanation on the tools related to Forging disciplines. |
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==Spells and abilities that boost Forging== |
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==Spells and abilities that decrease Forging== |
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{{#ask:[[Debuffs::Forging skill]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:52, 6 January 2016
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: the creation of metal armors and shields
- Blacksmithing: the creation of metal tools, containers, and other utility items
- Weaponsmithing: the creation of metal weaponry
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. Work orders 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.
Materials
Metals used in Forging are primarily acquired through mining, but can also be attained through purchase at a Forging Society, auctions, treasure map, random creature drop, and other sources.
A listing of all Forging materials can be found on the crafting materials page.
Tools
Forging requires stationary tools found in 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 and 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 crafting tools for an in-depth explanation on the tools related to Forging disciplines.
Spells and abilities that boost Forging
Spells and abilities that decrease Forging
- None