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*2x [[Cassiterite]] + 1 [[copper]] [[ore]] (like [[malachite]]) | *2x [[Cassiterite]] + 1 [[copper]] [[ore]] (like [[malachite]]) | ||
| − | Trifle pewter has a base value of 4, making it better for objects of wealth than its ingredients, whose base values are merely 2. However, it is | + | Trifle pewter has a base value of 4, making it better for objects of wealth than its ingredients, whose base values are merely 2. However, it is actually quite poor in this regard because [[fine pewter]] and [[bronze]] use the same ingredients, but have base values of 5. |
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Trifle Pewter is not a naturally occurring metal, but an alloy. It must be smelted at a Smelter with either of the following recipes:
Trifle pewter has a base value of 4, making it better for objects of wealth than its ingredients, whose base values are merely 2. However, it is actually quite poor in this regard because fine pewter and bronze use the same ingredients, but have base values of 5.