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===Chain=== |
===Chain=== |
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Types: ring, chain, and mail |
Types: ring, chain, and mail |
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Making chain armor has an additional step of turning with tong to make the metal into wire. |
<br />Making chain armor has an additional step of turning with tong to make the metal into wire. |
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*Note: Some pieces are light chain, but the majority should be heavy |
*Note: Some pieces are light chain, but the majority should be heavy |
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===Brigadine=== |
===Brigadine=== |
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Types: Scale, brigadine, lamellar |
Types: Scale, brigadine, lamellar |
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Armorsmithing will be a discipline of the Forging skill after the mech split. There are places to practice it at the Riverhaven Forging Society, Crossing Forging Society, and Shard Forging Society.
Basics
The smelting and shaping processes are similer to the other disciplines in the forging skill, but armorsmithing has a few different steps.
Chain
Types: ring, chain, and mail
Making chain armor has an additional step of turning with tong to make the metal into wire.
- Note: Some pieces are light chain, but the majority should be heavy
Brigadine
Types: Scale, brigadine, lamellar
- Note: All pieces use light plate skill until skills 3.0 comes out
Plate
Types: Light plate, plate, and heavy plate
- Note: All pieces use heavy plate skill until skills 3.0 comes out
Shields
Techniques
Tools
All the tools used in Blacksmithing to make and shape ingots, plus
Products
Enhancements
Lightening
Reduces weight
Tempering
Increases durability
Reinforcing
Increases protection and hinderance