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Weaponsmithing will be a discipline of the [[Forging skill]] after the mech split. |
Weaponsmithing will be a discipline of the [[Forging skill]] after the mech split. There are place to practice it at the [[Riverhaven Forging Society]] and [[Crossing Forging Society]], as well as a new forge in Shard. |
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==Basics== |
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The procedure is identical to metal shaping in blacksmithing, but with an additional step of polishing on a grinding wheel. |
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==Techniques== |
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Techniques are required to do somethings in the discipline, such as honing, tempering, and balancing. |
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==Products== |
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==Weapon Enhancements== |
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===Honing=== |
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Honing requires a grindstone, a [[wire brush]], and some [[oil]]. |
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Honing a finished weapon will reduce it's weight. |
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*Note: a weapon can be honed or balanced, but not both! |
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===Tempering=== |
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Tempering requires an anvil and [[tongs]]. |
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===Balancing=== |
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Balancing is an identical process to honing, but it will increase a weapon's balance in exchange for some damage. |
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*Note: a weapon can be honed or balanced, but not both! |
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Weaponsmithing will be a discipline of the Forging skill after the mech split. There are place to practice it at the Riverhaven Forging Society and Crossing Forging Society, as well as a new forge in Shard.
Basics
The procedure is identical to metal shaping in blacksmithing, but with an additional step of polishing on a grinding wheel.
Techniques
see Weaponsmithing Techniques Techniques are required to do somethings in the discipline, such as honing, tempering, and balancing.
Products
Weapon Enhancements
Honing
Honing requires a grindstone, a wire brush, and some oil. Honing a finished weapon will reduce it's weight.
- Note: a weapon can be honed or balanced, but not both!
Tempering
Tempering requires an anvil and tongs.
Balancing
Balancing is an identical process to honing, but it will increase a weapon's balance in exchange for some damage.
- Note: a weapon can be honed or balanced, but not both!