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Editing Masterwork:Orcish Quickstart guide
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The '''fletcher''' workshop is also a good choice if you have some snaga, or other skilled archers. This shop can make powerful composite bows and save on fuel by crafting arrows in batches. Orcs have a variety of weapons that can be used in both a melee and a ranged mode. Early on you can make some thrown weapons: Tomahawks (with throwing tomahawks as ammo) or bola throwers (with bola). These weapons are inferior to regular axes or bows, but give some flexibility in how you deploy a small warband. They're good as melee sidearms too, for a civilian militia who might occasionally defend themselves from thieves or animals. | The '''fletcher''' workshop is also a good choice if you have some snaga, or other skilled archers. This shop can make powerful composite bows and save on fuel by crafting arrows in batches. Orcs have a variety of weapons that can be used in both a melee and a ranged mode. Early on you can make some thrown weapons: Tomahawks (with throwing tomahawks as ammo) or bola throwers (with bola). These weapons are inferior to regular axes or bows, but give some flexibility in how you deploy a small warband. They're good as melee sidearms too, for a civilian militia who might occasionally defend themselves from thieves or animals. | ||
− | == A Growing Stronghold | + | == A Growing Stronghold = |
=== Orcish Industry === | === Orcish Industry === | ||
Assuming you defended your camp in suitably orky fashion, you should now have some new resources: a pile of elf or drow corpses, and some quality arms and armor that may or not actually fit. This is a great time to add on extra '''butcher shops''', '''tanners''', '''kitchen'''' and '''tribal warcrafters'''. Use a couple tribal crafters shops to harden and laminate leather. Lamellar leather is a quality material and can be made into armor at either the warcrafter or standard leatherworker. From ash, bone, and (optionally) blood you can keep crafting ironbone tribal weapons, or use a '''Boneyard''' to make bars and bone furniture too. | Assuming you defended your camp in suitably orky fashion, you should now have some new resources: a pile of elf or drow corpses, and some quality arms and armor that may or not actually fit. This is a great time to add on extra '''butcher shops''', '''tanners''', '''kitchen'''' and '''tribal warcrafters'''. Use a couple tribal crafters shops to harden and laminate leather. Lamellar leather is a quality material and can be made into armor at either the warcrafter or standard leatherworker. From ash, bone, and (optionally) blood you can keep crafting ironbone tribal weapons, or use a '''Boneyard''' to make bars and bone furniture too. |