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In Adventure Mode, these trap components can actually be wielded in combat; in Fortress Mode, their only meaningful use is in your mechanics' contraptions. | In Adventure Mode, these trap components can actually be wielded in combat; in Fortress Mode, their only meaningful use is in your mechanics' contraptions. | ||
− | All trap component weapons can be made out of [[copper]], [[bronze]], [[iron]], or [[steel]] by a [[weaponsmith]], with appropriate [[Weapon#Material Damage Effects|material modifiers]] for damage. | + | All trap component weapons can be made out of 2 [[bar]]s of [[copper]], [[bronze]], [[iron]], or [[steel]] by a [[weaponsmith]], with appropriate [[Weapon#Material Damage Effects|material modifiers]] for damage. |
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==The 4 trap weapons== | ==The 4 trap weapons== |