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'''Pewter''' is an alloy, primarily containing [[copper]] and [[tin]]. In ''Dwarf Fortress'', there are three forms of pewter: | '''Pewter''' is an alloy, primarily containing [[copper]] and [[tin]]. In ''Dwarf Fortress'', there are three forms of pewter: | ||
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Pewter is an alloy, primarily containing copper and tin. In Dwarf Fortress, there are three forms of pewter:
- Fine pewter, made from one part copper and three parts tin, with material value 5
- Trifle pewter, made from one part copper and two parts tin, with material value 4
- Lay pewter, made from one part copper, two parts tin, and one part lead, with material value 3
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