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The string command is used in making leather armor. After threading the needle (known as a bodkin), you STRING your SET to begin the stitching process. This will incur a roundtime based on the difficulty of the pattern used, ranging from 15 seconds to one minute. Many patterns require multiple stitches, thus requiring you to string the set several times. |
The string command is used in making leather armor. After threading the needle (known as a bodkin), you STRING your SET to begin the stitching process. This will incur a roundtime based on the difficulty of the pattern used, ranging from 15 seconds to one minute. Many patterns require multiple stitches, thus requiring you to string the set several times. |
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 3 January 2021
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The string command is used in making leather armor. After threading the needle (known as a bodkin), you STRING your SET to begin the stitching process. This will incur a roundtime based on the difficulty of the pattern used, ranging from 15 seconds to one minute. Many patterns require multiple stitches, thus requiring you to string the set several times.