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{{Alloy|name=Bronze | {{Alloy|name=Bronze | ||
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* [[weapon|Melee Weapons]] | * [[weapon|Melee Weapons]] | ||
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Bronze can be made at the [[Smelter]] or [[Magma smelter]] using one of the following recipes: | Bronze can be made at the [[Smelter]] or [[Magma smelter]] using one of the following recipes: | ||
− | * from [[ore]]: 1 [[Cassiterite]] + 1 [[Native copper]], [[Malachite]] or [[Tetrahedrite]] = 8 Bronze bars | + | * from [[ore]]: 1 [[Cassiterite]] + 1 {[[Native copper]], [[Malachite]] <u>or</u> [[Tetrahedrite]]} = 8 Bronze bars |
* from [[bar]]s: 1 [[Tin]] bar + 1 [[Copper]] bar = 2 Bronze bars | * from [[bar]]s: 1 [[Tin]] bar + 1 [[Copper]] bar = 2 Bronze bars | ||
== Use == | == Use == | ||
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As mentioned before, bronze has material properties that are very similar to those of [[iron]], and is a significant improvement over [[copper]], except for blunt weapons where its superior edge properties are virtually irrelevant. If your fortress is in an area without significant quantities of iron ore, then bronze is a very good substitute. However, the material properties of bronze are inferior to those of [[steel]] in virtually every way. | As mentioned before, bronze has material properties that are very similar to those of [[iron]], and is a significant improvement over [[copper]], except for blunt weapons where its superior edge properties are virtually irrelevant. If your fortress is in an area without significant quantities of iron ore, then bronze is a very good substitute. However, the material properties of bronze are inferior to those of [[steel]] in virtually every way. | ||
− | The properties of [[bismuth bronze]] are identical in every way to standard bronze, the only differences are that items made from | + | The properties of [[bismuth bronze]] are identical in every way to standard bronze, the only differences are that items made from bizmuth bronze are 20% more [[value|valuable]] (×6 vs. ×5), and the [[color]] of bismuth bronze items in-game is yellow rather than brown. |
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