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| − | | job name = Blacksmithing | + | | profession = [[Metalsmith]] |
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The '''metalsmith''' [[skill]] is used to make [[furniture]], [[bucket]]s, [[bin]]s, [[block]]s, [[cage]]s, and [[anvil]]s at a [[metalsmith's forge]]. (Despite their being under the "furniture" menu of a forge, [[chain]]s are made by [[metal crafter]]s, and [[animal trap]]s are made by [[trapper]]s). | The '''metalsmith''' [[skill]] is used to make [[furniture]], [[bucket]]s, [[bin]]s, [[block]]s, [[cage]]s, and [[anvil]]s at a [[metalsmith's forge]]. (Despite their being under the "furniture" menu of a forge, [[chain]]s are made by [[metal crafter]]s, and [[animal trap]]s are made by [[trapper]]s). | ||
| − | The [[labor]] that corresponds to the metalsmith skill is called '''blacksmithing'''. A dwarf | + | The [[labor]] that corresponds to the metalsmith skill is called '''blacksmithing'''. A dwarf whose highest skill is metalsmithing will have the '''blacksmith''' profession. |
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 8 December 2011
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| Profession | Metalsmith | |
| Job Title | Blacksmith | |
| Labor | Blacksmithing | |
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| This article is about an older version of DF. |
The metalsmith skill is used to make furniture, buckets, bins, blocks, cages, and anvils at a metalsmith's forge. (Despite their being under the "furniture" menu of a forge, chains are made by metal crafters, and animal traps are made by trappers).
The labor that corresponds to the metalsmith skill is called blacksmithing. A dwarf whose highest skill is metalsmithing will have the blacksmith profession.
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