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'''Forging''' allows an individual to use [[commodities]] to craft armour and weaponry, and is available to those of the three knight [[:category:classes|classes]]: [[Paladin]], [[Infernal]], and [[runewardens|Runewarden]].
 
In order to construct a new item, the smith must locate a vacant forge, which are located in all of the major [[city|cities]] and a few of the [[:category:villages|villages]] of Sapience. A single piece of coal must be placed in the forge and lit in order to generate enough heat for crafting. The necessary commodities must then be placed into the forge before crafting can begin. Forging proceeds in two stages. First the mass of commodities is formed into a crude [[:category:weapons|weapon]], shield, or set of [[armour]], then the item may refined. All forged items of the same type possess equivalent statistics prior to refinement. Each refinement will randomly increase one statistic until the item has been fully crafted, at which point no further refinement is possible.
Use of the artefact [[Hammer of Forging]] allows a smith to create fully crafted items with fewer refinement steps and with greater potential for above-average statistics.
 
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Revision as of 20:17, 8 August 2007

Forging allows an individual to use commodities to craft armour and weaponry, and is available to those of the three knight classes: Paladin, Infernal, and Runewarden.

In order to construct a new item, the smith must locate a vacant forge, which are located in all of the major cities and a few of the villages of Sapience. A single piece of coal must be placed in the forge and lit in order to generate enough heat for crafting. The necessary commodities must then be placed into the forge before crafting can begin. Forging proceeds in two stages. First the mass of commodities is formed into a crude weapon, shield, or set of armour, then the item may refined. All forged items of the same type possess equivalent statistics prior to refinement. Each refinement will randomly increase one statistic until the item has been fully crafted, at which point no further refinement is possible. Use of the artefact Hammer of Forging allows a smith to create fully crafted items with fewer refinement steps and with greater potential for above-average statistics.