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Viele Gegenstände im Spiel sind aus Metall gefertigt, darunter Werkzeuge, Waffen, Rüstungen und Laternen. Es gibt elf unedle Metalle, die in Roher ([[Ore Deposits|ore]]) Form gefunden werden können. Acht der unedlen Metalle haben eine aktuelle Verwendung, während drei unedle Metalle keine aktuelle Verwendung haben. Unedle Metalle mit Schmelzpunkten bei oder unter 1300°C können in einem Tiegel ([[crucible]]) geschmolzen und zu Barren([[ingots]]) gegossen oder zur Herstellung von Legierungen ([[casting#alloys|alloys]]) verwendet werden, wenn sie in bestimmten Verhältnissen kombiniert werden. Metalle mit Schmelztemperaturen über 1300°C benötigen einen Hochofen [[bloomery]] zum Schmelzen und zur Herstellung von Barren. | Viele Gegenstände im Spiel sind aus Metall gefertigt, darunter Werkzeuge, Waffen, Rüstungen und Laternen. Es gibt elf unedle Metalle, die in Roher ([[Ore Deposits|ore]]) Form gefunden werden können. Acht der unedlen Metalle haben eine aktuelle Verwendung, während drei unedle Metalle keine aktuelle Verwendung haben. Unedle Metalle mit Schmelzpunkten bei oder unter 1300°C können in einem Tiegel ([[crucible]]) geschmolzen und zu Barren([[ingots]]) gegossen oder zur Herstellung von Legierungen ([[casting#alloys|alloys]]) verwendet werden, wenn sie in bestimmten Verhältnissen kombiniert werden. Metalle mit Schmelztemperaturen über 1300°C benötigen einen Hochofen [[bloomery]] zum Schmelzen und zur Herstellung von Barren. | ||
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Meteoric iron can be found in meteoric crash sites in the form of meteoric iron blocks. Crash sites can be identified as slight indentions in the landscapes, sometimes surrounded by suevite stones and meteoric iron pieces similar to surface metal bits. One crash site can have one or more meteoric iron blocks, the player might need to dig down through a dirt layer to find the surrounding [[suevite]] rocks around the meteoric iron blocks. | Meteoric iron can be found in meteoric crash sites in the form of meteoric iron blocks. Crash sites can be identified as slight indentions in the landscapes, sometimes surrounded by suevite stones and meteoric iron pieces similar to surface metal bits. One crash site can have one or more meteoric iron blocks, the player might need to dig down through a dirt layer to find the surrounding [[suevite]] rocks around the meteoric iron blocks. | ||
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To mine meteoric iron, an iron pickaxe or better is required. Similar to iron, meteoric iron can only be smelted in a [[bloomery]], however it does not produce a bloom and instead results directly in a finished meteoric iron ingot. Two pieces of meteoric iron are needed for every meteoric iron ingot. | To mine meteoric iron, an iron pickaxe or better is required. Similar to iron, meteoric iron can only be smelted in a [[bloomery]], however it does not produce a bloom and instead results directly in a finished meteoric iron ingot. Two pieces of meteoric iron are needed for every meteoric iron ingot. | ||
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Meteoric Iron can only be worked on a tier 3 anvil, meaning you will need at least an iron anvil to be able to work meteoric iron ingots. | Meteoric Iron can only be worked on a tier 3 anvil, meaning you will need at least an iron anvil to be able to work meteoric iron ingots. | ||
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Blister Steel is made by carbonizing Iron. It cannot be found naturally in the world, instead the player needs to follow the [[Steel Making]] process to obtain it. Blister Steel is the preliminary stage to obtaining steel, and functions the same way iron blooms do. It cannot be used to make tools, weapons or armor, and only functions as a step between iron and steel. | Blister Steel is made by carbonizing Iron. It cannot be found naturally in the world, instead the player needs to follow the [[Steel Making]] process to obtain it. Blister Steel is the preliminary stage to obtaining steel, and functions the same way iron blooms do. It cannot be used to make tools, weapons or armor, and only functions as a step between iron and steel. | ||
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Steel is made by working blister steel on an anvil by hand or with the help of a helve hammer. It can only be worked on an iron anvil. Steel is used to create the highest tier tools and [[armor]]. | Steel is made by working blister steel on an anvil by hand or with the help of a helve hammer. It can only be worked on an iron anvil. Steel is used to create the highest tier tools and [[armor]]. | ||
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