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* [[40d:Tin|Tin]] bars | * [[40d:Tin|Tin]] bars | ||
| − | * [[40d:Bronze|Bronze]] bars - with | + | * [[40d:Bronze|Bronze]] bars - with {{L|native copper}}, [[40d:malachite|malachite]], or [[40d:tetrahedrite|tetrahedrite]] |
| − | * [[40d:Trifle pewter|Trifle pewter]] bars - with | + | * [[40d:Trifle pewter|Trifle pewter]] bars - with {{L|native copper}}, [[40d:malachite|malachite]] or [[40d:tetrahedrite|tetrahedrite]] ''(takes 2 cassiterite)'' |
| − | * [[40d:Fine pewter|Fine pewter]] bars - with | + | * [[40d:Fine pewter|Fine pewter]] bars - with {{L|native copper}}, [[40d:malachite|malachite]] or [[40d:tetrahedrite|tetrahedrite]] ''(takes 3 cassiterite)'' |
The above can also be made from [[40d:bar|bar]]s of [[40d:tin|tin]] combined with bars of the appropriate metals. Note that [[40d:bismuth bronze|bismuth bronze]] and [[40d:lay pewter|lay pewter]], both of which require tin, cannot be made directly from cassiterite, but must first be smelted into tin bars. | The above can also be made from [[40d:bar|bar]]s of [[40d:tin|tin]] combined with bars of the appropriate metals. Note that [[40d:bismuth bronze|bismuth bronze]] and [[40d:lay pewter|lay pewter]], both of which require tin, cannot be made directly from cassiterite, but must first be smelted into tin bars. | ||
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Cassiterite is the only ore (in DF) that can be smelted into tin. This ore can also be smelted with others to create bronze, trifle pewter, and fine pewter. In the world of Dwarf Fortress, cassiterite is only found in layers of granite, as veins.
Smelting
Cassiterite is a required ingredient to make several types of metal alloy bars from ore at a smelter:
- Tin bars
- Bronze bars - with Template:L, malachite, or tetrahedrite
- Trifle pewter bars - with Template:L, malachite or tetrahedrite (takes 2 cassiterite)
- Fine pewter bars - with Template:L, malachite or tetrahedrite (takes 3 cassiterite)
The above can also be made from bars of tin combined with bars of the appropriate metals. Note that bismuth bronze and lay pewter, both of which require tin, cannot be made directly from cassiterite, but must first be smelted into tin bars.
See metal for a full discussion of formulae and options.
Cassiterite, 3-4 cm
Cassiterite on quartz
Cassiterite on a rock
