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--- en:craftingguide [2024/05/01 08:21] – created razyel
+++ en:craftingguide [2025/01/20 11:41] (current) – replace old with new smelting mechanic (changelog copypasta) miscm
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-====Forging / Smelting Guide:====
+=====Forging / Smelting Guide:=====
-Blowing up the flames means (Changing the flame strength)
-There are 3 flame strengths - Low, Medium, High. To change these setting you must select "Blow up the flames" and watch the fire in the forge animation.
-When smelting your first materials Iron/Copper
+Smelting forge now utilizes the size of the flames for the purpose of difficulty and number of ingots gained:
-Boiling means turn the flame to the lowest setting.
+  * largest flames equals to basic difficulty, but only 1 ingot gained (if ore is input, can be more with crafted items of same ore)
-Hardening means turning up to highest flame. Any dialogue that says "It is not done yet" is Medium.
+  * medium flames will increase difficulty level by 1 and 1-2 ingots are gained
+  * smallest flames will increase difficulty level by 2 and 1-3 ingots are gained
+This allows to level up faster in smelting as you gain more XP when working on medium/small flames.
+===== Mining guide =====
+you require a pickaxe. Mining and forging ingots go hand in hand with the progression of crafting.
+Materials are located in mines and dungeons. You should start with the mine closest to the starting town loften. South 1map then east until you find Old mine occupied by goblins.
+Several boulders can be found. Difficulties can be displayed by the colour of the text highlighting the material noting from easy to harder to be successful.
+White
+Green
+Light blue
+Dark blue
+Red.
+You can start on
+greenstone - iron - copper and silver once level 4 and above.
+When mining you will be prompted if the material you have found needs to be struck with a light or heavy strike.
+Sparse finding require you to hit light.
+Dense findings require you to hit heavy. Once completed a cycle you should have a nice piece of ore ready to be smelt in a forge.

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