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In the game, you will need a Tier (n-1) anvil to work Tier (n) materials, i.e. you will need a bronze (Tier | In the game, you will need a Tier (n-1) anvil to work Tier (n) materials, i.e. you will need a bronze (Tier 2) anvil to work iron (Tier 3) ingots. | ||
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The first step in this process is to create an {{ll|Molds|anvil mold}} via the {{ll|Clay Forming|clay forming}} mechanic. The anvil is then cast using the {{ll|casting|casting}} mechanic. An anvil requires 900 units (9 ingots) of copper or bronze alloy to fill the mold. Once an anvil is cast and removed from the mold, it may be placed like any other block onto a solid surface. No tools are required to {{Breaking|break}} an anvil to pick it up and re-position it. | The first step in this process is to create an {{ll|Molds|anvil mold}} via the {{ll|Clay Forming|clay forming}} mechanic. The anvil is then cast using the {{ll|casting|casting}} mechanic. An anvil requires 900 units (9 ingots-worth) of copper or bronze alloy to fill the mold. Once an anvil is cast and removed from the mold, it may be placed like any other block onto a solid surface. No tools are required to {{Breaking|break}} an anvil to pick it up and re-position it. | ||
===Iron and Meteoric Iron Anvil (Tier | ===Iron and Meteoric Iron Anvil (Tier 3)=== <!--T:5--> | ||
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[[File:Anvil welding.PNG|thumb|200px|An iron anvil base with applied borax waiting for the top part.]] | [[File:Anvil welding.PNG|thumb|200px|An iron anvil base with applied borax waiting for the top part.]] | ||
Anvils made out of iron or meteoric iron | Anvils made out of iron or meteoric iron cannot be cast in molds like copper and bronze anvils, since iron and meteoric iron cannot be melted in a crucible. The player first has to make the upper and lower parts of the anvil separately, smithing them with any {{ll|hammer|hammer}} on a bronze anvil. Then, the two parts need to be welded together with powdered {{ll|borax|borax}}. | ||
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There is no need to craft steel anvils at this time as there are no Tier | There is no need to craft steel anvils at this time, as there are no Tier 5 metals in the game. | ||
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== Notes == | |||
* While the metal tier matters for the anvil, it doesn't matter for the hammer or helve hammer. | |||
** A copper hammer may be used to smith a steel ingot. But higher tiers are preferable for their higher durability (more uses before breaking). | |||
** A bronze helve hammer may be used to smith a steel ingot. Helve hammers have no durability, and there's no reason to prefer higher tier metals. | |||
* Though iron and meteoric iron anvils are both tier 3, you need an iron anvil in order to smith meteoric iron ingots. | |||
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