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''A metal key with a few large teeth.'' | ''A metal key with a few large teeth.'' | ||
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Used to lock or unlock different kinds of [[lock]]s despite matters of permissions or who the lock's original creator was. | Used to lock or unlock different kinds of [[lock]]s despite matters of permissions or who the lock's original creator was. | ||
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| + | A copy of a key will lock or unlock the same lock which the original key does. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:37, 3 January 2023
Main / Skills / Smithing / Locksmithing / Key
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Description
A metal key with a few large teeth.
Usage
Used to lock or unlock different kinds of locks despite matters of permissions or who the lock's original creator was.
A copy of a key will lock or unlock the same lock which the original key does.
Notes
- The quality of the key form affects your success chance when creating.
- The quality of the copper lump affects the quality of the resulting key.
- Original keys that are created along with certain types of lock are made of iron instead of copper.
- The original key's quality will always match the lock's quality.
- A copy of a key will include "It has some weird dents" in its examine description, even when a copy of a copy.
- Original keys placed in trash heaps do not decay, nor do they decay when left off-deed. Sacrificing keys in an altar does, however, effectively eliminate them.
