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== Base metals == <!--T:3--> | == Base metals == <!--T:3--> | ||
=== Copper === | === [[Copper]] === | ||
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Copper is very likely to be the first metal most players obtain. It can be found in small stone surface deposits that provide smeltable ore nuggets when broken, thus a [[hammer]] isn't needed. Copper nuggets can also be obtained by [[panning]]. A high temperature [[fuel]] such as [[charcoal]] is needed to smelt copper, which can be used to make every type of weapon, tool, and [[armor]] via the [[casting]] and [[smithing]] mechanics. Copper is also used as a component in all alloys, including: brass, tin bronze, black bronze, bismuth bronze, and molybdochalkos. | Copper is very likely to be the first metal most players obtain. It can be found in small stone surface deposits that provide smeltable ore nuggets when broken, thus a [[hammer]] isn't needed. Copper nuggets can also be obtained by [[panning]]. A high temperature [[fuel]] such as [[charcoal]] is needed to smelt copper, which can be used to make every type of weapon, tool, and [[armor]] via the [[casting]] and [[smithing]] mechanics. Copper is also used as a component in all alloys, including: brass, tin bronze, black bronze, bismuth bronze, and molybdochalkos. | ||
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=== Gold === <!--T:4--> | === [[Gold]] === <!--T:4--> | ||
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Gold is a rare metal that is used to make the alloy black bronze. Gold can be used to craft lanterns and armor. Gold nuggets can sometimes be obtained by [[panning]]. | Gold is a rare metal that is used to make the alloy black bronze. Gold can be used to craft lanterns and armor. Gold nuggets can sometimes be obtained by [[panning]]. | ||
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=== Silver === <!--T:5--> | === [[Silver]] === <!--T:5--> | ||
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Silver is a rare metal that is used to make the alloy black bronze. Silver can be used to craft lanterns and armor. Silver nuggets can sometimes be obtained by [[panning]]. | Silver is a rare metal that is used to make the alloy black bronze. Silver can be used to craft lanterns and armor. Silver nuggets can sometimes be obtained by [[panning]]. | ||
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=== Tin === <!--T:6--> | === [[Tin]] === <!--T:6--> | ||
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Tin is only used as a component of the alloy Tin Bronze. | Tin is only used as a component of the alloy Tin Bronze. | ||
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=== Zinc === <!--T:7--> | === [[Zinc]] === <!--T:7--> | ||
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Zinc is used as a component of the alloys brass and bismuth bronze. The base metal has no current use. Zinc in the form of sphalerite nuggets can sometimes be obtained by [[panning]]. | Zinc is used as a component of the alloys brass and bismuth bronze. The base metal has no current use. Zinc in the form of sphalerite nuggets can sometimes be obtained by [[panning]]. | ||
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=== Bismuth === <!--T:8--> | === [[Bismuth]] === <!--T:8--> | ||
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Bismuth is used as a component of the alloy bismuth bronze. Bismuth itself can only be used to make lanterns. | Bismuth is used as a component of the alloy bismuth bronze. Bismuth itself can only be used to make lanterns. | ||
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=== Lead === <!--T:9--> | === [[Lead]] === <!--T:9--> | ||
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Lead is only used as a component of the alloy molybdochalkos. The base metal is the only metal that can be worked when cold, but lead itself has no use as the only item created from its ingots are plates, which are not used to craft anything. | Lead is only used as a component of the alloy molybdochalkos. The base metal is the only metal that can be worked when cold, but lead itself has no use as the only item created from its ingots are plates, which are not used to craft anything. | ||
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=== Iron === <!--T:10--> | === [[Iron]] === <!--T:10--> | ||
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===Meteoric | ===[[Meteoric iron]]=== <!--T:17--> | ||
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Meteoric | 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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==Steel Types== <!--T:19--> | ==[[Steel|Steel Types]]== <!--T:19--> | ||
===Blister Steel=== | ===Blister Steel=== | ||
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== Alloys == <!--T:13--> | == Alloys == <!--T:13--> | ||
[[Casting#Alloy_Ratios|Alloys]] are created using the casting mechanic. For more information on alloys, see the [[casting]] page. | [[Casting#Alloy_Ratios|Alloys]] are created using the casting mechanic. For more information on alloys, see the [[casting]] page. Two notable alloys include [[bronze]] and [[steel]]. | ||
== Metals with current use == <!--T:14--> | == Metals with current use == <!--T:14--> | ||
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