Blacksmithing
Blacksmiths have the ability to forge their own armor and weapons both for personal use and for sale to others.
What are the best strategies for developing and using the blacksmithing skill? What items are the most and least useful ones to forge? Which classes are best suited to take up this trade? Can you make a profit off of blacksmithing, and if so how? Which cities are the best places to practice your trade?
Post your strategies on how to best use and develop the blacksmithing skill, and read, rate and comment on those posted by others.
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Ok, i am makeing FP and wanted to make a blue, but i have seen like 5 different shades of blue on FP, but you can only add 3 resin to the permafrost crystals. Is there a nother Blue die out there?
Blue dyes are only made from Permafrost Crystals. After the Alchemist/Poison Maker has made the extract, it can be combined in a medium clay jar to make one of 3 different shades:
1 resin makes it a dull (cobalt) blue
2 resins makes it a bright blue
3 resins makes it an electric, baby blue
Also, each shade looks different on each race. Typically, for the boldest colors, use 2 resins, except for black: always use 1.
1 resin makes it a dull (cobalt) blue
2 resins makes it a bright blue
3 resins makes it an electric, baby blue
Also, each shade looks different on each race. Typically, for the boldest colors, use 2 resins, except for black: always use 1.
Anonymous
I've picked some blue fungus (mushrooms) in Lesser Fay but I am not sure if it makes blue dye. Can anyone elaborate on this?
Go check out http://eq.stratics.com/content/tradeskills/smithing/smith_advrecipes.shtml and see if it useful. The info will soon be YOINK-ed to my own web site at www.yegolev.com but until I get off my lazy rear, go check it at the source. I think we knew this stuff already, but the trivial info is useful to me.
If I am not mistaken, the ornate chain recipes on this page are wrong.
Gorget, Bracers, Mask use 1 set of HQ rings (correct)
Belt, Helm, Mantle, Sleeves, Gauntlets, Boots website says 1 set of HQ rings but I believe it is 2 sets of HQ rings
Leggings, Cloak, Tunic website says 1 set of HQ rings but I believe it is 3 sets of HQ rings
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Gorget, Bracers, Mask use 1 set of HQ rings (correct)
Belt, Helm, Mantle, Sleeves, Gauntlets, Boots website says 1 set of HQ rings but I believe it is 2 sets of HQ rings
Leggings, Cloak, Tunic website says 1 set of HQ rings but I believe it is 3 sets of HQ rings
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Sounds about right, but dont forget the silver bars. I've stopped making Ornate Chain, as it requires harvested components (the ore) and has no special look or stats.
A believeable post, I would agree. Note my chart at http://www.yegolev.com/ornatesmith.htm and if you can verify some trivials for me, that would be awesome.
Anonymous
Can someone tell me what to do at skill lvl 135, I seem to be stuck here. Is it a Hurdle point?
I am making banded , most is trivial to me, I made like 3 complete ssets & gained 0 skill. Am i supposed to make weapons at this point? am i Bugged?
Please tell me?
Torsk
Lanys T'Vyl
Paladin of the 30th season
I am making banded , most is trivial to me, I made like 3 complete ssets & gained 0 skill. Am i supposed to make weapons at this point? am i Bugged?
Please tell me?
Torsk
Lanys T'Vyl
Paladin of the 30th season
I just went from 132 to 175 in about 6 or 8 hours of playing time. It took me 500 plat at 89 int. I made banded mantles until 142, then switched to cloaks, which trivved at 175. It's long a tedious, but at 175 my success rate with cloaks (regarded as the most difficult piece of banded to make) is above 90%. From 175 on you can make fine plate, and start thinking about cultural smithing. Plus your profit from banded becomes more assured.
You should be more persistent. I think the trivial for the banded cloak is still 175. The gauntlets, leggings and mantle should trivial at 168. If that stuff is boring you, try making some ornate chain. I have few concrete numbers on ornate but I believe that the bracelet trivials at 156. Banded will of course be cheaper to make, but ornate should sell better. As usual, check out www.yegolev.com for the full story and post here/email me any corrections/additions.
Anonymous
" Imbued Field Plate Greaves = Three Folded Sheets of High Quality Ore + Greaves Plate Mold + Smithy Hammer + Leather Backing + Chain Jointing + Sea Temper + imbued item " ok ok.. I kinda understand how to get most of these pieces.. but what the heck is the 'imbued item'? I serched all the shops and couldn't find something called a imbued item.. am I missing something here?
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Imbue is much like enchant only different classes can do it.
I'm a barbarian Shaman and will be able to imbue items as level 34 (10 more levels to go, sigh!)
So you might want to ask around if s.o. might help you out.
Please regard one of the previous remarks: you have to be racially compatible, so to speak.
Greatings
I'm a barbarian Shaman and will be able to imbue items as level 34 (10 more levels to go, sigh!)
So you might want to ask around if s.o. might help you out.
Please regard one of the previous remarks: you have to be racially compatible, so to speak.
Greatings
Scholar
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Yup ypur missing something. The imbued item is a gem that represents the diety of the character wearing the armor. You need a cleric or shaman of the appropriate religeon to embue a gem for you. Jade for RZ Amber for CT ect. :)
Also your recipe is a bit wack. You might want to test it out without the imbued gem before you go wasting time and money. Of course it's possible that I'm just not familiar with what you're trying to forge, but I wonder about the sea foam? Is this some sort of Freeport smithing recipe?
Anonymous
Aye - most of the imbued armors will yield a non-imbued version without the gem. Just remember - you have to also be the RACE required to make them, else nothing will work...
You cannot make Imbued Dwarven Plate if yer not a Dwarf, etc.
Dastumpi Anklenibbler
Master Smith, L22 cleric
Stein Bearer, Drinal server
You cannot make Imbued Dwarven Plate if yer not a Dwarf, etc.
Dastumpi Anklenibbler
Master Smith, L22 cleric
Stein Bearer, Drinal server
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The patch that was released this past week said there were some new skill recipes, and to check our books. I haven't seen anything new. Has anyone else? Anything for smithing? If so please post to this thread.
I think it relates to the Erudite tailoring, specifically recipes for bits, studs, sewing kits, and such. Looks like the new metal is platinum, too. Trying to get my little wizard chick back to Erudin to check it out, since she's trying to be a tailor and all.
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Has anyone have experience in creating enchanted full plate armor? I am looking to find out-- if the chain jointing has to be enchanted? recipe for making high quality folded sheets of metal? does the bar of precious metal need to be enchanted? do the HQ folded sheets need to be enchanted? Any info would be appreciated and any other experience would be great also!
Thanks,
Bryndar Loreseeker
lv50 Chanter
Brell Serilis
Thanks,
Bryndar Loreseeker
lv50 Chanter
Brell Serilis
Got this info from eqtraders.com.
The chain jointing, HQ folded sheet of metal, and the metal bar ALL need to be enchanted. I can't even begin to imagine the cost of even the simplest piece of enchanted full plate.
HQ metal follows the same pattern as other ore. 3 small bricks make a large brick. 3 large bricks make a block. 1 block plus smithy hammer plus water makes one folded sheet. I don't know at what point you need to get the ore enchanted, but I'm hoping it's the block.
The chain jointing, HQ folded sheet of metal, and the metal bar ALL need to be enchanted. I can't even begin to imagine the cost of even the simplest piece of enchanted full plate.
HQ metal follows the same pattern as other ore. 3 small bricks make a large brick. 3 large bricks make a block. 1 block plus smithy hammer plus water makes one folded sheet. I don't know at what point you need to get the ore enchanted, but I'm hoping it's the block.
You know, I think someone asked about working enchanted ore and I do not remember if it is possible. It would be really great if that was possible since any ore could be combined, enchanted, then broken again. Not that I'm at that level yet, so maybe someone can confirm this for us?
Anonymous
Where can i get molds for fine steel plate armour,
size small for a dwarf paladin . The only reason i started smithing is to eventually make & wear my own coloured plate, hehe almost there. But i need to find out where to buy the molds?
Torsk
paladin of the 30 season
Lanys T'Vyl
Master smith & gaining skill (Currently 101)
size small for a dwarf paladin . The only reason i started smithing is to eventually make & wear my own coloured plate, hehe almost there. But i need to find out where to buy the molds?
Torsk
paladin of the 30 season
Lanys T'Vyl
Master smith & gaining skill (Currently 101)
Anonymous
You can buy small plate molds in everhot forge in kaladim, forgot which everhot guy though, just try trading with all of em and find out which =) have fun blacksmithing!
Laikoken
paladin of 22nd season
master smith of 143 and rising
Laikoken
paladin of 22nd season
master smith of 143 and rising
I'd suggest not attempting the plate until you get to 175 skill, or higher if you plan on making some ornate chain.
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I've read that to start smithing that you should put 1 SP into smithing and then but loads upon loads of sharpening stones and offer to sharpen new chars wpns for free and once that becomes trival lvl (23) you should go about making metal bit which i've heard becomes trival at about lvl (43) then you make files which becopme trival at lvl (63) then you make studs and tahts as far as i got till i got dropped and lost the web page.
http://www.sbchuzzah.com/Smithing-I.htm
Hail to the Great Ironsmythe
Hail to the Great Ironsmythe
Anonymous
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To correct you... sharpening twohanded swords takes you to lvl 31, every other is trivial at lvl 21. Metalbits also become trivial at lvl 21. I don't know what lvl the files are trivial but i suggest that you go to the website below... it will help you.
http://eq.castersrealm.com/tradeskills/smithing/
Volas Dreamcaster
Enchanter of the 8th Illusion
http://eq.castersrealm.com/tradeskills/smithing/
Volas Dreamcaster
Enchanter of the 8th Illusion
That's pretty good for a start. Looking back, the days of sharpening weapons looted from dead orcs were my easiest smithing days. Enjoy it while you can. I think you found one of the many web sites that describe how to level to Master in smithing, so that one is probably as good as any.
Anonymous
Can u please help me, i dont know where i can find Dye, Lacquer and Acid to make colored fine plate armor?
Thx for your help! :o)
Aillwon Pureheart
lvl45 Paladin (Vallon Sek)
Thx for your help! :o)
Aillwon Pureheart
lvl45 Paladin (Vallon Sek)
Three places I know of:
1. Steamfont- safest place to go. A gnome in the middle windmill out of 3 windmills sells everything you need for dyeing plate armor except medium clay jars and the dye component, i.e. everfrost crystals and jack o'lantern fungi.
2. High Hold Keep- there is a vendor selling same basic dye stuff except clay jars and dye component. He is just around the corner from the bank.
3. Rathe Mountains- headed from Feerott, at the bug shring, take the left fork, and you will se 2 trolls and an ogre. One of the trolls sells basic dye ingredients except for clay jars and dye component.
1. Steamfont- safest place to go. A gnome in the middle windmill out of 3 windmills sells everything you need for dyeing plate armor except medium clay jars and the dye component, i.e. everfrost crystals and jack o'lantern fungi.
2. High Hold Keep- there is a vendor selling same basic dye stuff except clay jars and dye component. He is just around the corner from the bank.
3. Rathe Mountains- headed from Feerott, at the bug shring, take the left fork, and you will se 2 trolls and an ogre. One of the trolls sells basic dye ingredients except for clay jars and dye component.
Akkk!!!! Ok. So now I have the skill of 175 time to start skilling with Fine Plate. Oh, but wait. What is this? Leather padding? Now what. Can I go to the store and buy it? 99% of the time, NO. Leather padding, a main ingredient of fine plate, can only be tailor made. This means you either need to have a really good tailor friend or you need to start tailoring yourself. This was my delema this weekend. And yes, I am tailoring. It isn't that hard really. That is, if you are in the right area. This will only take you about 2 hours or less maybe to become skilling in tailoring high enough to make leather padding. Here is what I did:
1. Move to Everfrost or East Commonlands for a little while and buy a sewing kit, small or large.
2. Hunt spiderlings, place 2 spiderling (not spiders) silks in a sewing kit and combine. You then have silk thread.. save your silk thread for making padding. Skill with this till it trivializes at about pre or mid teens.
3. Buy about a stack or two of tailoring patchwork patterns, such as shoulder pads and wristbands. Should be only a few silver each, 6 I think. In a sewing kit, pattern plus any RUINED pelt then hit combine. It will make a patchworked item which is sold back to the vendor. Don't worry about pelt size because it is going to be sold to vendor anyways. Also, all patterns are not sized. Size is based on pelt size so don't worry about it.
4. Once you hit skill 20, which is fast if you are in everfrost, start making leather padding. Leather padding: combine in sewing kit any Low Quality (LQ) pelt and 1 silk thread. Bingo, you have leather padding.
Remember to have a skinning knife to lower the quality of the pelts.(very handy) You can start making these without failure if you are above smithing skill of 75-100.
The main reason why I tailored padding myself is because I was in EC today and a stack of leather padding (20pieces) sells for over 200pp. What a rip off, but that is the truth. So to save you some cash, make the padding yourself. Who knows, you may even make a little extra cash just selling stacks of padding.
Just a thought,
1. Move to Everfrost or East Commonlands for a little while and buy a sewing kit, small or large.
2. Hunt spiderlings, place 2 spiderling (not spiders) silks in a sewing kit and combine. You then have silk thread.. save your silk thread for making padding. Skill with this till it trivializes at about pre or mid teens.
3. Buy about a stack or two of tailoring patchwork patterns, such as shoulder pads and wristbands. Should be only a few silver each, 6 I think. In a sewing kit, pattern plus any RUINED pelt then hit combine. It will make a patchworked item which is sold back to the vendor. Don't worry about pelt size because it is going to be sold to vendor anyways. Also, all patterns are not sized. Size is based on pelt size so don't worry about it.
4. Once you hit skill 20, which is fast if you are in everfrost, start making leather padding. Leather padding: combine in sewing kit any Low Quality (LQ) pelt and 1 silk thread. Bingo, you have leather padding.
Remember to have a skinning knife to lower the quality of the pelts.(very handy) You can start making these without failure if you are above smithing skill of 75-100.
The main reason why I tailored padding myself is because I was in EC today and a stack of leather padding (20pieces) sells for over 200pp. What a rip off, but that is the truth. So to save you some cash, make the padding yourself. Who knows, you may even make a little extra cash just selling stacks of padding.
Just a thought,
Good post. I've already made myself part of a suit of raw silk just by carrying my sewing kit around. I can testify that no one is very interested in parting with their spider(ling) silk for a reasonable price. So far I haven't hit a trivial level, otherwise I don't know my current skill, but I do know that skilling up in tailoring is a breeze compared to smithing.
I have studied blacksmithing for about 1 month now. Contantly skilling up takes much time away from leveling up you character. The best infomation I have found was here. I refer to it as my Blacksmithing Bible. Print it out if you have the paper. It is quite complete and detailed.
Written by Ironsmythe, a truly great Blacksmith
http://www.sbchuzzah.com/Smithing-I.htm
Written by Ironsmythe, a truly great Blacksmith
http://www.sbchuzzah.com/Smithing-I.htm
Anonymous
I want to start a blacksmith and I am wondering how your int and wis affects skill gain. Is int better than wis? Or is it the higher one of them that determines your rate of skill gain?
I am just trying to decide if i should have my wizard or my cleric be the smith. I would like to make my dwarf cleric the smith as she can make race specific armor for my warrior then.
Thanks for the help.
I am just trying to decide if i should have my wizard or my cleric be the smith. I would like to make my dwarf cleric the smith as she can make race specific armor for my warrior then.
Thanks for the help.
1 word.... both. You need INT to skill faster and WIS to be proficient (less failures). The more failures u have, the more cash it will cost to skill up. I've ust reached 175 with about 150pp in my pocket. Now I am starting to skill up with fine plate, and it is expensive. All your ingredients for fine plate are a pain to find, not to mention finding a forge. I am in HighPass now. I believe this is a great place because the forge isn't that far. But it is quite confusing running around here. As far as class is concerned, I believe a cleric would be great or enchanter. Enchanters can enchant metals to be used on realy nice cultural armors, but Clerics have nice imbue gem spells which will also be used on some kickin cultural armors. As far as race is concerned, dwarfs is a good choice. They have some really nice cultural armors. I am a paladin. It was my main when I started smithing so I stuck with it. Whatever you do, just remember one word... patience. Good Luck to ya,
Hail all!
This dwarven paladin has another question about smithing. Since I am not the most intelligent dwarf around (60 int, 92 wis) will it take many more years of toil and research to become a master smith than other characters who are also better looking (60 Cha)? If this is so, I will probably forgo becoming a master smith and focus on becoming a master smiter instead because it may be too expensive and take too much time to be a smith. Any help from the wise souls on the board would be greatly appreciated!
Rimailkall
7th Season Paladin of Drinal
This dwarven paladin has another question about smithing. Since I am not the most intelligent dwarf around (60 int, 92 wis) will it take many more years of toil and research to become a master smith than other characters who are also better looking (60 Cha)? If this is so, I will probably forgo becoming a master smith and focus on becoming a master smiter instead because it may be too expensive and take too much time to be a smith. Any help from the wise souls on the board would be greatly appreciated!
Rimailkall
7th Season Paladin of Drinal
Anonymous
well to answer your question, I am a dwarf paladin of the 30th season & just began smithing with 55 cha 66 int( with a pair of +3 int earrings on) & wisdom of 101 ( with a little help). I went from 5 skill(trained) to 123 skill withouit selling anything to players in 4 - 5 days & 200-300 pp consumed. Use the links for blacksmithing skill & u can stermine wether you are gonna power skill up ( lots of plat) or work your skill up by foraging your plat & spending as you go, assuming you have a handy source for lots of plat, Hehe. I have found it takes a hugh investment before you can make anything worthwhile to sell to players, in time & plat. Wish i started earlier, but then you need a lot of $$$ too.
Torsk
paladin of the 30th season
Lanys T'Vyl
Torsk
paladin of the 30th season
Lanys T'Vyl
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I've been told that Int/Wis is no longer used in Smithing. Instead, the primary stat for Smithing is Str. Does anyone have proveable information on this?
Also, what is the best way for a Barbarian Smith to get the materials he needs?
Also, what is the best way for a Barbarian Smith to get the materials he needs?
The only use for STR I have found was for making long runs for MQ ore. Whoever told you that INT and WIS doesn't make a difference was totaly wrong, unless they have changed it on the last patch. Just because someone is strong doesn't make them learn any faster if they are stupid (low INT). Seems logical to me.
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I cant find the old message again, but I remebered the following from a post about skills on smithing made by Verant when racial armor was introduced:
The higher stat of INT or (!) WIS will determ how fast u learn a skill but STR will influence the successrate.
In my eyes that do make sense but I wasn't rich enough yet to verify that
Tlag Steadfast
Racial Dwarven Smith on Solusek Ro
The higher stat of INT or (!) WIS will determ how fast u learn a skill but STR will influence the successrate.
In my eyes that do make sense but I wasn't rich enough yet to verify that
Tlag Steadfast
Racial Dwarven Smith on Solusek Ro
Hail all! I am a young Dwarven Paladin on a quest to become a great smith, able to fashion the greatest items in the land and defeat evil at every turn! But in Kaladim there seems to be a shortage of sharpening stones, forging hammers, and other basic necessities that my trade requires. If any wise individuals know where these items can be found or bought, I would owe thee a great debt. I have heard tell that sharpening stones can be found in Freeport, but it seems that they should be readily available in my own land, since us Dwarves are natural smiths and jewelers. If I need to travel to Freeport or some other land I will gladly do so, but if my eyes have failed me in the shops or some dastardly shopkeeper in Kaladim has not shown me all his wares, I would like to know. I also have a friend who travels with me and we enjoy killing many evil monsters that desecrate my beloved Butcherblock Mountains, so a trip to Freeport may hinder this quest of ours, and delay the cleansing of my lands. Any help would be greatly appreciated fine people!
(Out of Character now)
That was an attempt at role-playing, hopefully it wasn't too bad. In case I wasn't clear, I would like to know where to buy:
1. Sharpening Stones
2. Forging hammers
3. Various types of ore
And one other question. Do I need to be a good tailor to make higher level items, or is smithing enough? Thanks for any advice!
Rimailkall
Dwarven Paladin of the 7th Season (Drinal Server)
(Out of Character now)
That was an attempt at role-playing, hopefully it wasn't too bad. In case I wasn't clear, I would like to know where to buy:
1. Sharpening Stones
2. Forging hammers
3. Various types of ore
And one other question. Do I need to be a good tailor to make higher level items, or is smithing enough? Thanks for any advice!
Rimailkall
Dwarven Paladin of the 7th Season (Drinal Server)
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Hail to ye Mighty Rimailkall,
If yer looking for them necessities, ye should look no further than in the Mines in Kaladim. If ye go down the mineshaft and turn right, walk a little further and on yer left there should be a stout looking dwarf selling all these goods.
Hope tis helps ye on yer quest in becoming a blacksmith.
Best regards,
Thrymill
ps. good luck in cleansing our homeland of them Goblins.
If yer looking for them necessities, ye should look no further than in the Mines in Kaladim. If ye go down the mineshaft and turn right, walk a little further and on yer left there should be a stout looking dwarf selling all these goods.
Hope tis helps ye on yer quest in becoming a blacksmith.
Best regards,
Thrymill
ps. good luck in cleansing our homeland of them Goblins.
Hail Mighty and Wise Thrymill,
I shall now go to my beloved mines and buy the goods I need to begin my smithing trade. I shall also search for a vendor that sells glasses as I have visited this man before and did not see these items in his wares. A great many thanks to thee and the best of luck hunting our accursed enemies!
Thank thee,
Rimailkall
I shall now go to my beloved mines and buy the goods I need to begin my smithing trade. I shall also search for a vendor that sells glasses as I have visited this man before and did not see these items in his wares. A great many thanks to thee and the best of luck hunting our accursed enemies!
Thank thee,
Rimailkall
Anonymous
How much can Imbued Field Plate pieces go for?
Someone offered me a couple of pieces and not sure if the price he asks is good.
Thanks :)
Someone offered me a couple of pieces and not sure if the price he asks is good.
Thanks :)
Anonymous
where can i get a blacksmithing book in halas
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I be wonderin'. Me always wanted ta' be a blacksmith, and now me wonderin' what me should be startin' out with, ta' get me skills up? Me do be thinkin' me have 'nuff coins ta' start.
(OOC: Pardon the dialect, just acting in character. :) )
(OOC: Pardon the dialect, just acting in character. :) )
Dont mind at all :)
Anyway, the best way to start would be to either sharpen weapons to 21 (combine a sharpening stone and rusty weapon in a forge) or put training points into smithing. Then, make metal bits (2 small, stackable pieces of ore, flask of water) until you get about a backpack full. Use those metal bits to reach 51, by making Toolboxes (1 metal bit and 1 flask of water). Hope this helps!
Anyway, the best way to start would be to either sharpen weapons to 21 (combine a sharpening stone and rusty weapon in a forge) or put training points into smithing. Then, make metal bits (2 small, stackable pieces of ore, flask of water) until you get about a backpack full. Use those metal bits to reach 51, by making Toolboxes (1 metal bit and 1 flask of water). Hope this helps!
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Aye, it did. Thank ye.
np, anytime. Your next step should be skewers, which take 1 metal bit, 1 flask of water, and a skewers mold. These will take you to 115.
Anonymous
need to no what to buy to be smith
to make items
to make items
It depends...if you're a beginner, you need to start with sharpening stones and rusty weapons.
http://www.sbchuzzah.com/Smithing-I.htm
All you guys that were asking about the Erud Forge can now rejoice: Erudite Tailoring has hit the fan. Looks like you'll be spending some time in South Ro, heh heh. Check the recipes Alla has listed in his Skills area.
For those who don't know why there needs to be an Erudite Forge to accomodate Erudite tailors, it's used to smith the metal bits that are used to smith the Erudite Sewing Kit. Ask a tree elf tailor, she can fill you in on how it works.
For those who don't know why there needs to be an Erudite Forge to accomodate Erudite tailors, it's used to smith the metal bits that are used to smith the Erudite Sewing Kit. Ask a tree elf tailor, she can fill you in on how it works.
Anonymous
Can anyone please tell me where to obtain a smithy hammer?
thanks
thanks
Anonymous
A vendor in the windmill in the Steamfont Mountians zone has smithy hammers.. Can't remember his name though.. He is a gnome..
Yes this is true. He is in the windmill in the middle out of 3 windmills. He has MQ ore, HQ ore (i think), vials for dye, acid for dye, laquer for dye, resins for dye, and a few other items. I believe this to be the safest place to shop for ore used for fine plate.
I was recently informed by a friend of the great Ironsmythe that he will no longer be updating his, what I refer to as, "smithing bible". The great Ironsmythe has passed away mid February after a long fight with cancer. I, like many others, am deeply affected by this traggic ordeal. Now please take a moment of silence.................................................................................................... Thank you for your respect and May his soul rest in peace
Well said and thanks for the post. This board would not exist without him.
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Can a half-elf make both human and elven cultural weapons/armor?
Scholar
30 posts
Nope the half elves don't get to make any cultural items yet. But they can wear the items from several races.
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Is it possible to make armor that is both imbued and enchanted :ie use enchanted platinum and say an imbued Sapphire?
I believe that it depends on the particular recipe, from what I have read. In theory it should be possible as it involves two separate spells on two separate items (enchant ore and imbue gem). However I believe that some recipies either do not exist or are broken. I'm afraid my experience in that area is rather skimpy.
BTW, good luck getting that sapphire. =)
BTW, good luck getting that sapphire. =)
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