Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging

by Larod Feuer

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 1, and begin reading.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page 1: Table of contents
Page 2: Why learn forging?
Page 3: What do I need to forge?
Page 4: Where can I find commodities?
Page 5: What commodities are needed to forge blank
Page 6: Where can I find a Forge?
Page 7: Credits

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 2, and begin reading.

Why learn forging? That's a good question. As a novice, a paladin should not learn Forging, because you will need the lessons for other things once you become a Squire. Namely, More weaponry/Chivalry, and a little Devotion. However, once Trans Weaponry/Chivalry/Devotion, Forging is Very good to learn. It will give you the ability to earn a little money (not a lot, since most of the prices for things include the price of comms. You also gain the ability to make your own weapons, cutting out the middle man (I.E. Forger), and at Trans forging, you get Fullplate, which never decays, and has the best stats of any armor.

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 3, and begin reading.

Well, to Forge your going to need the Comms, and the ability to forge what you want, which generally means spending a lot of lessons to get (as a minimum) to Mythical forging, so this isn't a skill that can be profitable as Middling levels of knowledge.

You will also need a forge, and later in this book, I'll have a list of where to find a few forges, so you won't have to go looking.

Mind you, Whenever you go forging, Remember to give yourself Plenty of time free to do so. And Always ALWAYS sleep before you forge! Its Really annoying to fall asleep while your forging, because if you don't wake up, It wastes your coal, and while your getting another, somebody could accidentally destroy what you were making.

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 4, and begin reading.

Well, there are multiple commodity shops all around Sapience. Shallam, Spinesreach, Dun, Saluria, Moghedu, Tasur'ke, Ashtan, all have them.
However, They do not all sell All commodities. You'll have to go Multiple places to get all the comms you need.

Here is a list of what places sell what.

Moghedu- Steel, Silver, Gold
Dun- Steel, Iron, Coal
Shallam- Cloth, leather, rope, coal(only ones in stock are shown)
Spinesreach- Rope and Coal(same as above)
Tasur'Ke- Wood and Cloth

Aalen Forest- Wood and Ice

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 5, and begin reading.

Here is a quick list for people to look at, so you won't have to go looking at the commodities yourself.
Note- all of these require One coal

Club- 1 wood

Buckler- 1 Leather 1 steel

Dirk- 2 steel

Spear- 4 wood 3 steel

Leather Armour- 10 leather

Halberd- 5 wood 5 steel

Cavalry shield- 2 leather 1 steel

Shortsword- 4 steel 1 leather

Mace- 3 wood 3 steel 3 iron

Ringmail- 5 leather 3 steel

Throwing Axe-3 wood 3 iron

Bardiche- 5 wood 6 steel

Dagger- 1 obsidian

Banded shield- 2 leather 1 steel

Whip- 1 wood 1 iron 3 leather

Talons- 2 steel 2 leather

Morning star- 3 iron 1 wood 3 steel

Scalemail- 6 steel 5 leather

Warhammer- 3 wood 5 steel

Rapier- 5 steel

Javelin- 3 wood 1 obsidian

Kite shield- 3 steel 1 leather

Flail- 1 wood 3 iron 3 steel

Chainmail- 12 steel 6 cloth

Trident- 4 wood 3 steel

Battleaxe- 7 steel 1 leather 1 wood

Tower shield- 1 leather 4 steel

Splintmail- 18 steel 5 leather

Bastard sword- 8 steel 2 leather

Lance- Cannot be forged yet

Scimitars- 8 steel 1 leather

Fieldplate- 36 steel 8 cloth

Broadsword- 8 steel 1 leather

Longsword- 8 steel 1 leather

Fullplate- 100 steel 10 gold 10 leather 10 cloth

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 6, and begin reading.

Where to find a Forge? Well, there are dozens in sapience, and here are a few of the more conveniant locations.

Shallam- Courtyard of Valor, and the Shallamese Barracks. (this does not include Private forges)

Mostyn- One in a room off the main hall

Dun- One in Each of the villages, Orc and Ogre, with Blacksmiths in the room.

You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 7, and begin reading.

Credits-

Help for those book came from-
Sir Larod Feuer
Sir Tahlnaith Nimthelya-Thalion
Sir Kiyotan Saer'ac-McCloud

If you have some assistance, Send Larod a Message with what you have to add to the book, and I'll make sure to put it in.

» Main page » Login » Family Members » Messages » Photo Album » Maps » Quests » The Library » Forums » Bloodline » Scripts » Links » About
Name: Password: Remember:

Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging by Larod Feuer You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 1, and begin reading. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1: Table of contents Page 2: Why learn forging? Page 3: What do I need to forge? Page 4: Where can I find commodities? Page 5: What commodities are needed to forge blank Page 6: Where can I find a Forge? Page 7: Credits You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 2, and begin reading. Why learn forging? That's a good question. As a novice, a paladin should not learn Forging, because you will need the lessons for other things once you become a Squire. Namely, More weaponry/Chivalry, and a little Devotion. However, once Trans Weaponry/Chivalry/Devotion, Forging is Very good to learn. It will give you the ability to earn a little money (not a lot, since most of the prices for things include the price of comms. You also gain the ability to make your own weapons, cutting out the middle man (I.E. Forger), and at Trans forging, you get Fullplate, which never decays, and has the best stats of any armor. You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 3, and begin reading. Well, to Forge your going to need the Comms, and the ability to forge what you want, which generally means spending a lot of lessons to get (as a minimum) to Mythical forging, so this isn't a skill that can be profitable as Middling levels of knowledge. You will also need a forge, and later in this book, I'll have a list of where to find a few forges, so you won't have to go looking. Mind you, Whenever you go forging, Remember to give yourself Plenty of time free to do so. And Always ALWAYS sleep before you forge! Its Really annoying to fall asleep while your forging, because if you don't wake up, It wastes your coal, and while your getting another, somebody could accidentally destroy what you were making. You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 4, and begin reading. Well, there are multiple commodity shops all around Sapience. Shallam, Spinesreach, Dun, Saluria, Moghedu, Tasur'ke, Ashtan, all have them. However, They do not all sell All commodities. You'll have to go Multiple places to get all the comms you need. Here is a list of what places sell what. Moghedu- Steel, Silver, Gold Dun- Steel, Iron, Coal Shallam- Cloth, leather, rope, coal(only ones in stock are shown) Spinesreach- Rope and Coal(same as above) Tasur'Ke- Wood and Cloth Aalen Forest- Wood and Ice You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 5, and begin reading. Here is a quick list for people to look at, so you won't have to go looking at the commodities yourself. Note- all of these require One coal Club- 1 wood Buckler- 1 Leather 1 steel Dirk- 2 steel Spear- 4 wood 3 steel Leather Armour- 10 leather Halberd- 5 wood 5 steel Cavalry shield- 2 leather 1 steel Shortsword- 4 steel 1 leather Mace- 3 wood 3 steel 3 iron Ringmail- 5 leather 3 steel Throwing Axe-3 wood 3 iron Bardiche- 5 wood 6 steel Dagger- 1 obsidian Banded shield- 2 leather 1 steel Whip- 1 wood 1 iron 3 leather Talons- 2 steel 2 leather Morning star- 3 iron 1 wood 3 steel Scalemail- 6 steel 5 leather Warhammer- 3 wood 5 steel Rapier- 5 steel Javelin- 3 wood 1 obsidian Kite shield- 3 steel 1 leather Flail- 1 wood 3 iron 3 steel Chainmail- 12 steel 6 cloth Trident- 4 wood 3 steel Battleaxe- 7 steel 1 leather 1 wood Tower shield- 1 leather 4 steel Splintmail- 18 steel 5 leather Bastard sword- 8 steel 2 leather Lance- Cannot be forged yet Scimitars- 8 steel 1 leather Fieldplate- 36 steel 8 cloth Broadsword- 8 steel 1 leather Longsword- 8 steel 1 leather Fullplate- 100 steel 10 gold 10 leather 10 cloth You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 6, and begin reading. Where to find a Forge? Well, there are dozens in sapience, and here are a few of the more conveniant locations. Shallam- Courtyard of Valor, and the Shallamese Barracks. (this does not include Private forges) Mostyn- One in a room off the main hall Dun- One in Each of the villages, Orc and Ogre, with Blacksmiths in the room. You open a dusty black book entitled, "Hammer and Fire: The art of Forging" to the bookmark, on page 7, and begin reading. Credits- Help for those book came from- Sir Larod Feuer Sir Tahlnaith Nimthelya-Thalion Sir Kiyotan Saer'ac-McCloud If you have some assistance, Send Larod a Message with what you have to add to the book, and I'll make sure to put it in. Search book:
Aetolia, the Midnight Age [Vote]