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== Entering the Bronze Age == | == Entering the Bronze Age == | ||
Creating [[Metal#Alloys|bronze]] works in the same way as when you create copper, however you will have to find some extra ingredients to create one of these 3 [[Metal#Alloys|alloys]. Mix them inside the crucible according to these ratios. Be aware that some ores contain fewer units of metal than others, as shown in the tooltip information. | Creating [[Metal#Alloys|bronze]] works in the same way as when you create copper, however, you will have to find some extra ingredients to create one of these 3 [[Metal#Alloys|alloys]. Mix them inside the crucible according to these ratios. Be aware that some ores contain fewer units of metal than others, as shown in the tooltip information. | ||
You will need to find the right ores, the prospecting pick can help you with that, see below. | You will need to find the right ores, the prospecting pick can help you with that, see below. | ||
* [[Metal#Alloys|Tin bronze] has double durability than copper and quite strong | * [[Metal#Alloys|Tin bronze]] has double durability than copper and quite strong | ||
* [[Metal#Alloys|Bismuth bronze] is slightly higher durability than tin bronze but somewhat weaker (slightly less damage on swords, slightly less mining speeds) | * [[Metal#Alloys|Bismuth bronze]] is slightly higher durability than tin bronze but somewhat weaker (slightly less damage on swords, slightly less mining speeds) | ||
* [[Metal#Alloys|Black bronze] has the highest durability and strength of all bronze alloys. | * [[Metal#Alloys|Black bronze]] has the highest durability and strength of all bronze alloys. | ||
You don't need to know the ratios as you can also guess your way to them just by trial&error in the crucible. The firepit dialog will tell you if you got a valid combination. | You don't need to know the ratios as you can also guess your way to them just by trial&error in the crucible. The firepit dialog will tell you if you got a valid combination. | ||
