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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
| − | * Place into a [[campfire]], [[oven]], or [[ | + | * Place into a [[campfire]], [[oven]], [[forge]] or [[kiln]] to turn it into a usable [[pottery smelting pot]]. |
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Once hardened into a pottery smelting pot, it can no longer be improved. | * Once hardened into a pottery smelting pot, it can no longer be improved. | ||
| + | * The quality of the resulting lump is capped by the quality of the smelting pot, but is otherwise equal to the item that was smelted. | ||
| + | * There are no known size limitations for items the smelter can smelt. The item only need be metal, not enchanted, and able to be heated to a glowing hot temperature state. | ||
| + | * The "'Smelt'" action is not available if the item is not glowing from heat. | ||
| + | * Smelting a rare or better metal item will produce a corresponding rare or better lump. | ||
| + | * A small amount of metal from the original item is typically lost to the smelting process. | ||
| + | * Items that cannot be improved and are not capped by the 20% of total skill when created will now receive a quality penalty when smelted, at the following rates: -7.5% to -2.5% for common metals, -12.5% to -7.5% for moon metals and alloys. | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:52, 2 August 2022
Main / Skills / Pottery / Clay smelting pot
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Description
An unfinished smelting pot that could be hardened by fire. It could be improved with a clay.
Usage
- Place into a campfire, oven, forge or kiln to turn it into a usable pottery smelting pot.
Notes
- Once hardened into a pottery smelting pot, it can no longer be improved.
- The quality of the resulting lump is capped by the quality of the smelting pot, but is otherwise equal to the item that was smelted.
- There are no known size limitations for items the smelter can smelt. The item only need be metal, not enchanted, and able to be heated to a glowing hot temperature state.
- The "'Smelt'" action is not available if the item is not glowing from heat.
- Smelting a rare or better metal item will produce a corresponding rare or better lump.
- A small amount of metal from the original item is typically lost to the smelting process.
- Items that cannot be improved and are not capped by the 20% of total skill when created will now receive a quality penalty when smelted, at the following rates: -7.5% to -2.5% for common metals, -12.5% to -7.5% for moon metals and alloys.
