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| + | '''Metalsmith''' is a category profession. It contains skills relating to the [[smelting]] of [[metal]]s and [[alloy]]s and the crafting of various metal products. Confusingly, the 'metalsmith' skill is available for purchase prior to embarking. This skill actually correlates to [[Blacksmith]]ing. |
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| − | {{Workshop|name=Metalsmith's Forge|key=f|job=Metalsmithing
| + | An adult [[dwarf]] whose best [[skill]] is in this category and who has at least one other skill in this category whose level is ''more than half'' the level of the highest skill will be known as a "Metalsmith", otherwise they will be known by the highest skill alone. |
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| − | * 1 [[Anvil]]
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| − | * 1 [[Block]]
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| − | * [[Metalsmithing]]
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| − | |use=
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| − | * [[Aluminum]] bar
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| − | * [[Billon]] bar
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| − | * [[Bismuth Bronze]] bar
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| − | * [[Black Bronze]] bar
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| − | * [[Brass]] bar
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| − | * [[Bronze]] bar
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| − | * [[Charcoal]]
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| − | * [[Coke]]
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| − | * [[Copper]] bar
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| − | * [[Electrum]] bar
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| − | * [[Iron]] bar
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| − | * [[Gold]] bar
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| − | * [[Lead]] bar
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| − | * [[Nickel]] bar
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| − | * [[Nickel silver]] bar
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| − | * [[Platinum]] bar
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| − | * [[Fine pewter]] bar
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| − | * [[Trifle pewter]] bar
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| − | * [[Lay pewter]] bar
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| − | * [[Rose Gold]] bar
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| − | * [[Silver]] bar
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| − | * [[Sterling silver]] bar
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| − | * [[Steel]] bar
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| − | * [[Tin]] bar
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| − | * [[Zinc]] bar
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| − | |production=
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| − | * [[Animal trap]]
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| − | * [[Anvil]]
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| − | * [[Armor stand]]
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| − | * [[Ballista arrowhead]]
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| − | * [[Barrel]]
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| − | * [[Battle axe]]
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| − | * [[Bolts]]
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| − | * [[Boots]]
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| − | * [[Bucket]]
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| − | * [[Buckler]]
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| − | * [[Cabinet]]
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| − | * [[Cage]]
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| − | * [[Cap]]
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| − | * [[Chain]]
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| − | * [[Chain mail]]
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| − | * [[Chest]]
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| − | * [[Coins]]
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| − | * [[Crafts]]
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| − | * [[Crossbow]]
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| − | * [[Door]]
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| − | * [[Enormous corkscrew]]
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| − | * [[Flask]]
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| − | * [[Floodgate]]
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| − | * [[Gauntlets]]
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| − | * [[Giant axe blade]]
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| − | * [[Goblet]]
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| − | * [[Grate]]
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| − | * [[Greaves]]
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| − | * [[Hatch Cover]]
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| − | * [[Helm]]
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| − | * [[Instrument]]
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| − | * [[Large serrated disc]]
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| − | * [[Leggings]]
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| − | * [[Mace]]
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| − | * [[Menacing spike]]
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| − | * [[Metal blocks]]
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| − | * [[Pick]]
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| − | * [[Pipe Section]]
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| − | * [[Plate mail]]
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| − | * [[Sarcophagus]]
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| − | * [[Shield]]
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| − | * [[Short sword]]
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| − | * [[Spear]]
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| − | * [[Spiked ball]]
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| − | * [[Statue]]
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| − | * [[Table]]
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| − | * [[Throne]]
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| − | * [[Toy]]
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| − | * [[War hammer]]
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| − | * [[Weapon rack]]
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| − | * [[decorations|Studded goods]]
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| − | * [[Adamantine wafers]] (Magma Forge only)
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| − | The '''metalsmith's forge''' turns [[metal bar]]s into various [[weapons]], [[armor]]s, [[furniture]], [[siege ammunition]], [[trap]] components, and other objects. To build a forge, you must have one [[block]] and an [[anvil]]. If you embark without preparing carefully, you will start with one [[iron]] anvil. If you lose it or start without an anvil, you can often trade for one.
| + | For example, a dwarf who is a Talented (6) Metalsmith and a Competent (3) Weaponsmith will be known as a "Blacksmith" but will become a "Metalsmith" once Weaponsmith reaches Skilled (4). Confused yet? |
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| − | It takes one unit of [[charcoal]] or [[coke]] to produce items on a forge, unless you use a [[magma forge]].
| + | The metalsmith skills are: |
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| − | == Weapons ==
| + | {{Skill Box|Metalsmith|0:1|0:1| |
| − | | + | * [[Armorer]] |
| − | [[Weapons]] can be forged from [[copper]], [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[bismuth bronze]], [[steel]], [[silver]] and [[adamantine]], for one [[metal]] [[bar]] each. The weapons that can be forged are:
| + | * [[Furnace operator]] |
| − | | + | * [[Metal crafter]] |
| − | * [[Battle axe]]
| + | * [[Blacksmith|Metalsmith]] |
| − | * [[War hammer]]
| + | * [[Weaponsmith]] |
| − | * [[Short sword]]
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| − | * [[Spear]]
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| − | * [[Mace]]
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| − | * [[Crossbow]]
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| − | * [[Pick]]
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| − | * [[Bolts]] (a stack of 25 will be produced)
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| − | However, note that crossbows and picks cannot be forged out of silver.
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| − | == Armor ==
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| − | [[Armor]] can be forged from [[copper]], [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[bismuth bronze]], [[steel]] and [[adamantine]]. Available armor types include:
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| − | * [[Plate mail]] (3 [[metal]] bars)
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| − | * [[Chain mail]] (2 metal [[bars]])
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| − | * [[Greaves]] (2 metal bars)
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| − | * [[Leggings]]
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| − | * [[Helm]]
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| − | * [[Cap]]
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| − | * [[Gauntlet]]
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| − | * [[High Boot]]
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| − | * [[Low Boot]]
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| − | * [[Shield]]
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| − | * [[Buckler]]
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| − | Each piece of armor requires one metal bar to forge, except where noted.
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| − | == Furniture ==
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| − | [[Furniture]] can forged from any non brittle metal -- in short, all [[metal]]s except for [[pig iron]] and [[Bismuth]]. You can forge:
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| − | * [[Cage]]
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| − | * [[Chain]] (1 metal bar)
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| − | * [[Animal trap]] (1 metal bar) (requires the [[trapping]] labor and not any of the metalsmith labors)
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| − | * [[Bucket]] (1 metal bar) | |
| − | * [[Barrel]] | |
| − | * [[Armor stand]] | |
| − | * Metal [[block]]s (1 metal bar)
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| − | * [[Door]] | |
| − | * [[Floodgate]]
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| − | * [[Hatch Cover]]
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| − | * [[Grate]]
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| − | * [[Statue]]
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| − | * [[Cabinet]]
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| − | * [[Chest]]
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| − | * [[Throne]]
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| − | * [[Sarcophagus]]
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| − | * [[Table]]
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| − | * [[Weapon rack]]
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| − | * [[Bin]] | |
| − | * [[Pipe Section]]
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| − | All metal furniture requires 3 [[bars]] to forge except for [[chain]]s, animal traps, buckets and blocks.
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| − | == Siege Equipment ==
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| − | [[Siege Equipment]] can be forged from [[copper]], [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[bismuth bronze]], [[steel]], [[silver]] and [[adamantine]]. Only one piece of siege equipment can be forged: the [[ballista]] arrowhead, which requires 3 [[metal]] [[bars]]. These arrowheads must then be mated with a wooden [[log]] at a [[siege workshop]] to form a complete ballista [[bolt]]. It is also possible to make pure wooden ballista bolts at the siege workshop, which are assumed to do less damage. The [[siege engine]]s themselves are also built at the siege workshop, out of three siege engine parts made of [[wood]].
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| − | == Trap Components ==
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| − | [[Trap]] components]] can be forged from [[copper]], [[iron]], [[bronze]], and [[steel]]. These include:
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| − | * [[Giant axe blade]]
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| − | * [[Enormous corkscrew]]
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| − | * [[Spiked ball]]
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| − | * [[Large, serrated disc]]
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| − | * [[Menacing spike]]
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| − | Note that each requires 2 [[bars]] of [[metal]] to forge.
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| − | Corkscrews, menacing spikes and spiked balls can also be made from wood at a [[carpenter's workshop]], requiring 1 log each.
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| − | == Other Objects ==
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| − | Other objects can be forged from all [[metal]]s except [[pig iron]]. They are:
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| − | * [[Anvil]] ([[iron]], [[steel]] or [[adamantine]])
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| − | * [[Craft]]s
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| − | * [[Goblet]]
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| − | * [[Toy]]
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| − | * [[Instrument]]
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| − | * [[Flask]]s
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| − | * Minted [[Coins]]
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| − | * [[Stud]] an item with metal
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| − | Each of the above objects requires one bar of metal to make, including studding. Like other [[decoration]]s (such as [[Jeweler's workshop|encrusting with gems]], [[Craftsdwarf's workshop|decorating with bone]] or [[Craftsdwarf's workshop|decorating with shell]]), you cannot specify which object to stud: the smithy will generally take the nearest available object and stud it. Note that unlike all other metalsmithing operations, studding items does not require fuel.
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| − | In addition, 3 [[bars]] of either [[iron]] or [[steel]] can be used to forge [[anvil]]s, which are used in the construction of additional forges.
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| − | == Metal Clothing ==
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| − | [[Adamantine]] can be used to make anything, even lightweight clothing.
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| − | All the clothing items that can be made at the [[clothier's shop]] can be forged from adamantine if you have it.
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| − | == Skills Used ==
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| − | * [[Metalsmith]]: All [[furniture]] except [[chain]]s and [[animal trap]]s; [[anvil]]s
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| − | * [[Skills#Metal_Crafter|Metal Crafter]]: Chains; everything in the "all other objects" category except anvils.
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| − | * [[Skills#Weaponsmith|Weaponsmith]]: All weapons and ammunition except for [[Crossbow|crossbows]]; [[Trap|trap components]]; [[siege equipment]]?
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| − | * [[Skills#Bowyer|Bowyer]]: [[Crossbow|Crossbow]]
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| − | * [[Skills#Armorsmith|Armorsmith]]: All [[armor]]
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| − | * [[Skills#Trapper|Trapper]]: [[Animal trap]]s
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| − | Note: This section is a work in progress; it needs further data and correction.
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| − | == Links ==
| + | ;See also: |
| − | * [http://mkv25.net/dfma/guides/DF%20Metalcrafts%20Crib%20Sheet.htm Metalcrafts Cribsheet], (based on information on this page) | + | :* [[Skill#Professions.2C_colors.2C_.26_skill_categories|Skill categories]] |
| | + | :* [[Metalsmith's forge]] |
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| − | {{Buildings}} | + | {{Category|Professions}} |
| − | [[Category: Workshops]]
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