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jormi_boced
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Post subject: Smith? Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:11 am |
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Under Trades there is Smith, Armourer and Weaponsmith? What is the difference?
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Praion
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Post subject: Re: Smith? Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2010 10:23 am |
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A smith creates stuff made from metal, mainly tools and harmless normal things.
Weaponsmith specialize in making weapons and Armorers yeah, you get it.
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jormi_boced
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Post subject: Re: Smith? Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2010 10:51 am |
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Praion wrote: A smith creates stuff made from metal, mainly tools and harmless normal things.
Weaponsmith specialize in making weapons and Armorers yeah, you get it. Yeah, obviously I figured they were more specialized, but why couldn't a smith just make anything?
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Praion
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Post subject: Re: Smith? Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 12:06 am |
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Imagine you are a poor smith in a dirtfarmer village in Bretonia. Sure you could make a Sword, but yo would make errors and mistakes and the Sword would be of poor quality. Making good weapons and Armor was a bit like a secret.
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schubudha
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Post subject: Re: Smith? Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 7:35 am |
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I am no expert on smithing, but here is my take on the subject.
While all three smiths involve heating metals and reshaping them, they use very different methods in their craft.
I would not think of smithing as being a general skill. You have the knowledge of making general metal goods and tools. An important distinction is the ability to shoe a horse.
Armor and weapon smithing stand on their own.
If you had one of three, I would treat the others skills like basic untrained (half your stat). A smith or armor smith is likely to produce a crappy (poor quality) sword, but it would be a functioning sword.
A person trained in all three is a master of metalworking.
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