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| Item Type: | Book |
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| Merchant Value: | 0 pp 0 gp 0 sp 1 cp |
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| Lucy Entry By: | Banerm Vangard - 7th Hammer - |
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| Item Updated By: | SwiftyMUSE |
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| Source: | Live |
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| IC Last Updated: | 2021-12-25 08:37:40 |
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| Page Updated: | Tue Mar 24th, 2015 |
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Book Text:
The Resurgence of History -
part 2
by Blacksmith Bartholemue
Garwinter
Once you have a few bars of
this blended metal, you
might want to make them
into sheets for plate
armor. The bars can easily
be melted into molds for
chain armor, but for plate
| you'll need sheets. Just
hammer them out like any
other sheet, use water as
you were instructed as a
journeyman.
Now you're going to need a
pattern.
This is where you'll have
to do some research. I got
my pattern book from a
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| friend, you'll have to find
someone willing to part
with one. If you can find
one you'll be able to
figure out how to copy out
the patterns you'll need.
Once you have the patterns
and the metal bars or
sheets you can get to work.
If you want to make the
| smaller pieces like
wristguards, gloves or
sleeves, you'll only need
one bar of metal. You'll
need two for larger and
more complicated pieces
like a helm or boots, and
probably three for a
chestplate or leggings.
You'll also need a large
brick of the same ore you
used as a base for your
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| blended metal to help fill
in gaps and make any fancy
filigree you want. If
you're good enough you can
make fine armor. Folks
will be proud to wear it,
but you'll be able to make
it better. I'll tell you
how later on.
You'll do all this work in
the forges in your home
| town. Well, unless you're
a Gnome. For some reason
they work in a toolbox of
all things, with some stuff
that looks to me a lot like
junk. I'll probably never
understand those little
folk.
Making the final piece for
your armor will require a
very special pattern. I
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| had some trouble finding
this pattern for my
journeyman armor, but I'm
glad I took the time. What
you'll be making here is
very personal, it's like
your take on your own
people. Me, for example, I
follow the Storm Lord.
I've always been the kind
of fellow that likes to
stand in heavy rain and
| feel in jab my face and
arms. To me Humans are
like that, they can stand
up in any sort of storm and
not only survive but enjoy
it for what it is. So I
completed my armor with the
blessing of the Storm Lord.
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