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===Cosmetic===
===Cosmetic===
These tools alter the appearance of crafted items.
These tools alter the appearance of crafted items.
* [[item:Cleaning_cloth|Cleaning cloth]]: changes the appearance ("tap") of crafted items
* [[Item:Cleaning_cloth|Cleaning cloth]]: changes the appearance ("tap") of crafted items
* [[Dye Tub]]: applies dye to crafted items
* [[Dye tub]]: applies dye to crafted items
* [[Maker Mark]]: adds the maker's identifying mark to the look of crafted items
* [[Maker mark]]: adds the maker's identifying mark to the look of crafted items


===Gathering===
===Gathering===

Revision as of 11:28, 4 January 2016

There are a variety of tools that can be used in crafting, with most (but not all) disciplines using separate tools.

In addition, there are several tools used in related gathering processes, such as skinning and mining.

Traits

Condition

This is how much wear and tear this tool has undergone. Once a tool's condition falls to "in good condition" (80% or below), a loss in effectiveness can occur. You can repair tools by giving them to the clerk inside a Society building, or using a wire brush and oil.

Condition is measured as a percentage range with the worst condition being 0-19% battered and practically destroyed and the best condition being 98-100% in pristine condition.

Workmanship

The workmanship of the tool is how close it is to the template cap, and how much of a bonus or penalty it provides when used to make other things. The quality of the materials, the workmanship of the tools used to make it, the skill of the maker, and the difficulty of the template all affect the final workmanship.

It should be noted that masterfully-crafted indicates that the tool is at the cap of the template for the material it is made of.

Quality is measured on a scale from 1-practically worthless to 12-masterfully-crafted.

Durability

This trait represents the rate at which a tool degrades due to wear and tear.

The durability of the tool is dependent on the template, the quality of the workmanship, and the durability of the material it is made of.

Durability is measured on a scale from 1-extremely weak and easily damaged to 18-practically invulnerable to damage.

Speed

This trait represents a percent chance that the tool will give a flat reduction in round time.

The amount a tool speeds things up is based on the template, the quality of the item, and a single material trait that differs for each template. For example, a forging hammer's speed is derived from the hardness of the material it is made from, whereas a set of tongs uses thermal resistance.

Speed is measured on a scale from 1-completely ineffective to 11-tremendously effective:

Speed Levels
1 - completely ineffective
2 - tremendously ineffective
3 - extremely ineffective
4 - very ineffective
5 - not very effective
6 - sort of effective
7 - rather effective
8 - very effective
9 - exceptionally effective
10 - extremely effective
11 - tremendously effective

Storage

There are two convenient ways to store crafting tools other than inventory options or vaults:

  1. Society buildings can hold up to 10 tools behind the clerk's desk, just read the various signs.
  2. Crafted tools can be deeded and stored in a deed register.

List of Tools

Cosmetic

These tools alter the appearance of crafted items.

  • Cleaning cloth: changes the appearance ("tap") of crafted items
  • Dye tub: applies dye to crafted items
  • Maker mark: adds the maker's identifying mark to the look of crafted items

Gathering

These tools are use for collecting materials used in crafting processes.

Lumberjacking

  • Axe or Greataxe: cuts trees (any weapon that is an "axe" or "greataxe" will work)

Mining

Skinning

Alchemy

Remedies

Engineering

Carving

Shaping

Forging

There are a number of common tools used in more than one Forging discipline:

  • Anvil: is a surface for pounding metal
  • Bellows: fan the forge fires
  • Forge: tempers metal to improve durability
  • Forging hammer: shapes metal on an anvil
  • Oil: cleans and protects metal, the finishing step in a Forging process
  • Grinding wheel: sharpens blades and grinds down metal
  • Slack tub: quenches metal
  • Shovel: adds fuel to the forge fires
  • Tongs: hold metal while shaping on the anvil
  • Wire brush: removes burs and repairs metal items

Armorsmithing

Blacksmithing

Outfitting

Tailoring


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