Weapon Smithing
| Type: | Tradeskill |
| Realm: | All |
| Classes: | Acolyte, Animist, Armsman, Bainshee, Bard, Berserker, Blademaster, Bonedancer, Cabalist, Champion, Cleric, Disciple, Druid, Eldritch, Elementalist, Enchanter, Fighter, Friar, Healer, Heretic, Hero, Hunter, Infiltrator, Mage, Mauler (Alb), Mauler (Hib), Mauler (Mid), Mentalist, Mercenary, Minstrel, Mystic, Necromancer, Nightshade, Paladin, Ranger, Reaver, Rogue (Albion), Rogue (Midgard), Runemaster, Savage, Scout, Seer, Shadowblade, Shaman, Skald, Sorcerer, Spiritmaster, Thane, The Way of Arms, The Way of Magic, The Way of Nature, The Way of Stealth, The Way of the Grove, Theurgist, Valewalker, Valkyrie, Vampiir, Viking, Warden, Warlock, Warrior, Wizard |
| Description: | |
The ability to make weapons | |
| Recipes for Weapon Smithing | |
Anonymous
Is there a way to know the stats of a weapon before you make it?
Anonymous
Yeah it's just to bad that unlike Asheron's Call you can't engrave just abou teverything. That would be great if Mythic implemeted this feature. Made things alot more personal.
Anonymous
Seems to be very similar to Everquest. Is it? If not what are some of the main difference's youve experienced?
The post below says it all but here is my 2cp. The best part of this is the profit that can actually be made, for a change, without selling to other PC's. I sat around doing consignments one day and made 7gp in very little time at all. It is a very nice change from the wrist wracking pain that EQ was.
I disagree. In everquest, there was no way to get a decent skill, without wasting a rediculous amount of plat. In DAoC, not only are you able to make items, and get your money back, but when you start making steel+, you can make quite a profit. This has nothing to do with selling to PC's, which is where the real money is......
It's all about consignments, consignments, consignments.
It's all about consignments, consignments, consignments.
Anonymous
Trade skill works independantly of you level of character ... (IE: not like ultima online) You can start learning at Level one. You simply find a trades master and join the trades guild. (not the same as a player guild or a specialization) Once you Joine one you can make almost anything .. however I am not sure if Weapon smithing will go up when you are an armoursmith. Everything else seems to go up.
Anonymous
Can I take my L8 Paladin and start learning a trade skill without hurting his Paladin skills?
Can he be both or do I need a separate character to do the trade skills?
If the Paladin can do a trade skill can he excell in both the Paladin skills and the trade skills, be as good a Paladin as one without any trade skill?
Can he be both or do I need a separate character to do the trade skills?
If the Paladin can do a trade skill can he excell in both the Paladin skills and the trade skills, be as good a Paladin as one without any trade skill?
Anonymous
yes he can be both
Anonymous
This is a fantastic Guide I found at the old Lum the Mad's site. Now called Slow News Day.
Find some great info on weaponscrafting at:
http://www.slownewsday.net/personal/camelot/trade_skill_howto.htm
Slarty Bartfast
Find some great info on weaponscrafting at:
http://www.slownewsday.net/personal/camelot/trade_skill_howto.htm
Slarty Bartfast
Anonymous
that site seems to have closed.
Anonymous
Still down......
Anonymous
the whole trade skill thing kind of confuses me. I have to characters who have gotten trade skills. One picked tailoring and the other weapons smith. Well when I tried to make arrows with my tailor he skill with fletching went up. but when I made arrows with the weaponsmith the fletching skill did not go up. Is there some skill level requirement for skills going up? The tailor got his tradeskill at level 6 and the weaponsmith got his at level 5. do you have to be level 6 before you skill goes up?
Anonymous
To learn this skill go to Tir Na Nog and find a trainer. They r located at the top by the palace and the forge. Talk to the trainer and click on armorsmith he will then say u r now in the armorsmith's guild or something to that effect. The go to your armor making list which is an icon of a lil helmet click on it and click on the first item. put it in as a hot key and then right click it for the recipe to make it, all the stuff to make it will be right around the forge at merchants. U will need to buy a plaining to a smith's hammer and a tailoring kit. to see your progress there r numbers next to the icons in your list.
Azzeroth
10 firbolg hero
Lancelot
Azzeroth
10 firbolg hero
Lancelot
Anonymous
how do you see what your skill level is ?
I have made lots of copper clubs but have not seen my skill go up
I have made lots of copper clubs but have not seen my skill go up
Anonymous
where can I learn this skill???
Anonymous
this is a really cool idea. i'd be even sweeter if you could design patters for you handles and blade engravements.
i know im trying this one out!
i know im trying this one out!
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