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Evergreen Leaf

2026-09-22T14:44:32Z

Grumpymixon:

{{Classic Era}}

<onlyinclude>{{Itempage
|notes = Used to make "green" color dyes for [[Fine Plate Armor]]. Ground spawn in [[Greater Faydark]].<br>

EQ Legends Note: I found a number of spawns near the ruined druid circle just outside Kelethin. I have marked them as confirmed below. I have not been able to find any at other locations. So for now I am leaving the other locations in case someone else is able to confirm them in the future.

*As of 9/2/26 respawn time is ~5-6 mins.
*If you collect all the leaves in one zone, you can hop to another instance and collect there, too. Then wait for respawns after ~5 minutes, collect the respawns and you will be able to hop to another instance again. You can collect quite a number of leaves this way in a fairly short amount of time. If you need spiderling silk, too - head north after collecting the leaves and hunt spiderlings outside of Crushbone.

|itemname = Evergreen Leaf
|lucy_img_ID = 795
|statsblock =
WT: 0.1 Size: TINY<br>
Class: ALL<br>
Race: ALL<br>
|dropsfrom =

[[File:evergreen_leaf.png|right|200px]]
[[Greater Faydark]]
* {{Loc|Greater Faydark|(-135, 1)(135, -1)(506, -631)(330, -730)(115, -1310)(75, 996, 1)(-2312, -1131, 0)(-1500, 2210, -10)(-1900, -2100, 0)(2110, 30, -40)|Ground Spawns (Confirmed)}}

** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-135, 1|(-135, 1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|135, -1|(135, -1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|75, 996, 1|(75, 996, 1)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1912, 1512|(1912, 1512)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2001, 30|(2001, 30)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2087, 33|(2087, 33)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2135, 36|(2135, 36)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1338, -967|(1338, -967)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|274, -754|(274, -754)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|316, -735|(316, -735)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|345, -723|(345, -723)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|384, -707|(384, -707)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|415, -694|(415, -694)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|449, -680|(449, -680)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|485, -665|(485, -665)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|509, -644|(509, -644)}} - 3-4 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|553, -625|(553, -625)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|580, -621|(580, -621)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1309|(114, -1309)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1360|(114, -1360)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1403|(114, -1403)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1878, -2050|(-1878, -2050)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1900, -2100|(-1900, -2100)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1870, -2108|(-1870, -2108)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-2312, -1123|(-2312, -1123)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1493, 2255|(-1493, 2255)}} - 2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1485, 2203|(-1485, 2203)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1476, 2148|(-1476, 2148)}} - Confirmed
|recipes =

* [[Alchemy]]
** [[Evergreen Extract]] (Trivial: 36)

}}</onlyinclude>
[[Category:Inventory Items]]
[[Category:Tradeskill Ingredient]]
[[Category:Ground Spawn]]

Evergreen Leaf

2026-09-22T14:40:31Z

Grumpymixon:

{{Classic Era}}

<onlyinclude>{{Itempage
|notes = Used to make "green" color dyes for [[Fine Plate Armor]]. Ground spawn in [[Greater Faydark]].<br>

EQ Legends Note: I found a number of spawns near the ruined druid circle just outside Kelethin. I have marked them as confirmed below. I have not been able to find any at other locations. So for now I am leaving the other locations in case someone else is able to confirm them in the future.

*As of 9/2/26 respawn time is ~5-6 mins.
*If you collect all the leaves in one zone, you can hop to another instance and collect there, too. Then wait for respawns after ~5 minutes, collect the respawns and you will be able to hop to another instance again. You can collect quite a number of leaves this way in a fairly short amount of time. If you need spiderling silk, too - head north after collecting the leaves and hunt spiderlings outside of Crushbone.

|itemname = Evergreen Leaf
|lucy_img_ID = 795
|statsblock =
WT: 0.1 Size: TINY<br>
Class: ALL<br>
Race: ALL<br>
|dropsfrom =

[[File:evergreen_leaf.png|right|200px]]
[[Greater Faydark]]
* {{Loc|Greater Faydark|(-135, 1)(135, -1)(506, -631)(330, -730)(115, -1310)(75, 996, 1)(-2312, -1131, 0)(-1500, 2210, -10)(-1900, -2100, 0)(2110, 30, -40)|Ground Spawns (Confirmed)}}

** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-135, 1|(-135, 1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|135, -1|(135, -1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|75, 996, 1|(75, 996, 1)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1912, 1512|(1912, 1512)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2001, 30|(2001, 30)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2087, 33|(2087, 33)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2135, 36|(2135, 36)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1338, -967|(1338, -967)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|274, -754|(274, -754)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|316, -735|(316, -735)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|345, -723|(345, -723)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|384, -707|(384, -707)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|415, -694|(415, -694)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|449, -680|(449, -680)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|485, -665|(485, -665)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|509, -644|(509, -644)}} - 3-4 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|553, -625|(553, -625)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|580, -621|(580, -621)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1309|(114, -1309)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1360|(114, -1360)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1403|(114, -1403)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1878, -2050|(-1878, -2050)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1900, -2100|(-1900, -2100)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1870, -2108|(-1870, -2108)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-2312, -1123|(-2312, -1123)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1493, 2255|(-1493, 2255)}} - 2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1485, 2203|(-1485, 2203)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1476, 2148|(-1476, 2148)}} - Confirmed
|recipes =

* [[Alchemy]]
** [[Evergreen Extract]] (Trivial: 36)

}}</onlyinclude>
[[Category:Inventory Items]]
[[Category:Tradeskill Ingredient]]
[[Category:Ground Spawn]]

Evergreen Leaf

2026-09-22T14:33:05Z

Grumpymixon:

{{Classic Era}}

<onlyinclude>{{Itempage
|notes = Used to make "green" color dyes for [[Fine Plate Armor]]. Ground spawn in [[Greater Faydark]].<br>

EQ Legends Note: I found a number of spawns near the ruined druid circle just outside Kelethin. I have marked them as confirmed below. I have not been able to find any at other locations. So for now I am leaving the other locations in case someone else is able to confirm them in the future.

*As of 9/2/26 respawn time is ~5-6 mins.
*If you collect all the leaves in one zone, you can hop to another instance and collect there, too. Then wait for respawns after ~5 minutes, collect the respawns and you will be able to hop to another instance again. You can collect quite a number of leaves this way in a fairly short amount of time. If you need spiderling silk, too - head north after collecting the leaves and hunt spiderlings outside of Crushbone.

|itemname = Evergreen Leaf
|lucy_img_ID = 795
|statsblock =
WT: 0.1 Size: TINY<br>
Class: ALL<br>
Race: ALL<br>
|dropsfrom =

[[File:evergreen_leaf.png|right|200px]]
[[Greater Faydark]]
* {{Loc|Greater Faydark|(-135, 1)(135, -1)(506, -631)(330, -730)(115, -1310)(75, 996, 1)(-2312, -1131, 0)(-1500, 2210, -10)(-1900, -2100, 0)(2110, 30, -40)|Ground Spawns (Confirmed)}}

** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-135, 1|(-135, 1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|135, -1|(135, -1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|75, 996, 1|(75, 996, 1)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1912, 1512|(1912, 1512)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2001, 30|(2001, 30)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2087, 33|(2087, 33)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2135, 36|(2135, 36)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1338, -967|(1338, -967)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|274, -754|(274, -754)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|316, -735|(316, -735)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|345, -723|(345, -723)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|384, -707|(384, -707)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|415, -694|(415, -694)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|449, -680|(449, -680)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|485, -665|(485, -665)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|509, -644|(509, -644)}} - 3-4 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|553, -625|(553, -625)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|580, -621|(580, -621)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1309|(114, -1309)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1360|(114, -1360)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1403|(114, -1403)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1878, -2050|(-1878, -2050)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1900, -2100|(-1900, -2100)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1870, -2108|(-1870, -2108)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-2312, -1123|(-2312, -1123)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1493, 2255|(-1493, 2255)}} - 2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1485, 2203|(-1485, 2203)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1476, 2148|(-1476, 2148)}} - Confirmed
|recipes =

* [[Alchemy]]
** [[Evergreen Extract]] (Trivial: 36)

}}</onlyinclude>
[[Category:Inventory Items]]
[[Category:Tradeskill Ingredient]]
[[Category:Ground Spawn]]

Evergreen Leaf

2026-09-22T14:28:05Z

Grumpymixon:

{{Classic Era}}

<onlyinclude>{{Itempage
|notes = Used to make "green" color dyes for [[Fine Plate Armor]]. Ground spawn in [[Greater Faydark]].<br>

EQ Legends Note: I found a number of spawns near the ruined druid circle just outside Kelethin. I have marked them as confirmed below. I have not been able to find any at other locations. So for now I am leaving the other locations in case someone else is able to confirm them in the future.

*As of 9/2/26 respawn time is ~5-6 mins.
*If you collect all the leaves in one zone, you can hop to another instance and collect there, too. Then wait for respawns after ~5 minutes, collect the respawns and you will be able to hop to another instance again. You can collect quite a number of leaves this way in a fairly short amount of time. If you need spiderling silk, too - head north after collecting the leaves and hunt spiderlings outside of Crushbone.

|itemname = Evergreen Leaf
|lucy_img_ID = 795
|statsblock =
WT: 0.1 Size: TINY<br>
Class: ALL<br>
Race: ALL<br>
|dropsfrom =

[[File:evergreen_leaf.png|right|200px]]
[[Greater Faydark]]
* {{Loc|Greater Faydark|(-135, 1)(135, -1)(506, -631)(330, -730)(115, -1310)(75, 996, 1)(-2312, -1131, 0)(-1500, 2210, -10)(-1900, -2100, 0)(2110, 30, -40)|Ground Spawns (Confirmed)}}

** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-135, 1|(-135, 1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|135, -1|(135, -1)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|75, 996, 1|(75, 996, 1)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1912, 1512|(1912, 1512)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2001, 30|(2001, 30)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2087, 33|(2087, 33)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2135, 36|(2135, 36)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1338, -967|(1338, -967)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|274, -754|(274, -754)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|316, -735|(316, -735)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|345, -723|(345, -723)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|384, -707|(384, -707)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|415, -694|(415, -694)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|449, -680|(449, -680)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|485, -665|(485, -665)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|509, -644|(509, -644)}} - 3-4 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|553, -625|(553, -625)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|580, -621|(580, -621)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1309|(114, -1309)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1360|(114, -1360)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1403|(114, -1403)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1878, -2050|(-1878, -2050)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1900, -2100|(-1900, -2100)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1870, -2108|(-1870, -2108)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-2312, -1123|(-2312, -1123)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1493, 2255|(-1493, 2255)}} - 2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1485, 2203|(-1485, 2203)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1476, 2148|(-1476, 2148)}} - Confirmed
|recipes =

* [[Alchemy]]
** [[Evergreen Extract]] (Trivial: 36)

}}</onlyinclude>
[[Category:Inventory Items]]
[[Category:Tradeskill Ingredient]]
[[Category:Ground Spawn]]

Evergreen Leaf

2026-09-21T22:37:29Z

Grumpymixon:

{{Classic Era}}

<onlyinclude>{{Itempage
|notes = Used to make "green" color dyes for [[Fine Plate Armor]]. Ground spawn in [[Greater Faydark]].<br>

EQ Legends Note: I found a number of spawns near the ruined druid circle just outside Kelethin. I have marked them as confirmed below. I have not been able to find any at other locations. So for now I am leaving the other locations in case someone else is able to confirm them in the future.

*As of 9/2/26 respawn time is ~5-6 mins.
*If you collect all the leaves in one zone, you can hop to another instance and collect there, too. Then wait for respawns after ~5 minutes, collect the respawns and you will be able to hop to another instance again. You can collect quite a number of leaves this way in a fairly short amount of time. If you need spiderling silk, too - head north after collecting the leaves and hunt spiderlings outside of Crushbone.

|itemname = Evergreen Leaf
|lucy_img_ID = 795
|statsblock =
WT: 0.1 Size: TINY<br>
Class: ALL<br>
Race: ALL<br>
|dropsfrom =

[[File:evergreen_leaf.png|right|200px]]
[[Greater Faydark]]
* {{Loc|Greater Faydark|(-135, 1)(135, -1)(506, -631)(330, -730)(115, -1310)(75, 996, 1)(-2312, -1131, 0)(-1500, 2210, -10)(-1900, -2100, 0)(2110, 30, -40)|Ground Spawns (Confirmed)}}

** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-135, 1|(-135, 1)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|135, -1|(135, -1)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|75, 996, 1|(75, 996, 1)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1912, 1512|(1912, 1512)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2001, 30|(2001, 30)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2087, 33|(2087, 33)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2135, 36|(2135, 36)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1338, -967|(1338, -967)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|274, -754|(274, -754)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|316, -735|(316, -735)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|345, -723|(345, -723)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|384, -707|(384, -707)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|415, -694|(415, -694)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|449, -680|(449, -680)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|485, -665|(485, -665)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|509, -644|(509, -644)}} - 3-4 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|553, -625|(553, -625)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|580, -621|(580, -621)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1309|(114, -1309)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1360|(114, -1360)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1403|(114, -1403)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1878, -2050|(-1878, -2050)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1900, -2100|(-1900, -2100)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1870, -2108|(-1870, -2108)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-2312, -1123|(-2312, -1123)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1493, 2255|(-1493, 2255)}} - 2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1485, 2203|(-1485, 2203)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1476, 2148|(-1476, 2148)}} - Confirmed
|recipes =

* [[Alchemy]]
** [[Evergreen Extract]] (Trivial: 36)

}}</onlyinclude>
[[Category:Inventory Items]]
[[Category:Tradeskill Ingredient]]
[[Category:Ground Spawn]]

Evergreen Leaf

2026-09-21T21:52:48Z

Grumpymixon: Full update of ground spawns.

{{Classic Era}}

<onlyinclude>{{Itempage
|notes = Used to make "green" color dyes for [[Fine Plate Armor]]. Ground spawn in [[Greater Faydark]].<br>

EQ Legends Note: I found a number of spawns near the ruined druid circle just outside Kelethin. I have marked them as confirmed below. I have not been able to find any at other locations. So for now I am leaving the other locations in case someone else is able to confirm them in the future.

*As of 9/2/26 respawn time is ~5-6 mins.
*If you collect all the leaves in one zone, you can hop to another instance and collect there, too. Then wait for respawns after ~5 minutes, collect the respawns and you will be able to hop to another instance again. You can collect quite a number of leaves this way in a fairly short amount of time. If you need spiderling silk, too - head north after collecting the leaves and hunt spiderlings outside of Crushbone.

|itemname = Evergreen Leaf
|lucy_img_ID = 795
|statsblock =
WT: 0.1 Size: TINY<br>
Class: ALL<br>
Race: ALL<br>
|dropsfrom =

[[File:evergreen_leaf.png|right|200px]]
[[Greater Faydark]]
* {{Loc|Greater Faydark|(-135, 1)(135, -1)(506, -631)(330, -730)(115, -1310)(75, 996, 1)(-2312, -1131, 0)(-1500, 2210, -10)(-1900, -2100, 0)(2110, 30, -40)|Ground Spawns (Confirmed)}}

** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-135, 1|(-135, 1)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|135, -1|(135, -1)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|75, 996, 1|(75, 996, 1)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1912, 1512|(1912, 1512)}} - 1 spawn, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2001, 30|(2001, 30)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2087, 33|(2087, 33)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|2135, 36|(2135, 36)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|1338, -967|(1338, -967)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|274, -754|(274, -754)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|316, -735|(316, -735)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|345, -723|(345, -723)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|384, -707|(384, -707)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|415, -694|(415, -694)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|449, -680|(449, -680)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|485, -665|(485, -665)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|509, -644|(509, -644)}} - 3-4 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|553, -625|(553, -625)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|580, -621|(580, -621)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1309|(114, -1309)}} - 1-2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1360|(114, -1360)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|114, -1403|(114, -1403)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1878, -2050|(-1878, -2050)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1900, -2100|(-1900, -2100)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1870, -2108|(-1870, -2108)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-2312, -1123|(-2312, -1123)}} - 2-3 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1493, 2255|(-1493, 2255)}} - 2 spawns, Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1485, 2203|(-1485, 2203)}} - Confirmed
** {{Loc|Greater Faydark|-1476, 2148|(-1476, 2148)}} - Confirmed
|recipes =

* [[Alchemy]]
** [[Evergreen Extract]] (Trivial: 36)

}}</onlyinclude>
[[Category:Inventory Items]]
[[Category:Tradeskill Ingredient]]
[[Category:Ground Spawn]]

Skill Blacksmithing

2026-09-15T19:35:40Z

Grumpymixon: Set trivial for Fine Splinted Cloak to the correct value of 175.

<div style="float:right; margin-left: 20px;">__TOC__</div>
'''Note about trivials!''' ''The kunark era pages at eqtraders.com list the trivials in the "Classic Trivial".

Blacksmithing is an ancient craft. Through its teachings you will learn to forge the primal elements of our lands into useful tools, as well as arms and armor. Those highly skilled in the trade are even known to be able to create magical items.

== Overview ==

To forge an item, you must collect all the components required, and then place them within a [[forge]]. Once this is completed, you simply combine them (click the combine button on the forge) and you will either create the item, or fail. It is important to note that items must not be stacked when attempting to combine them (Hold CTRL when you click a stack to take just one item from the stack). Either way you will lose the base components.

When you first enter the learning cycle of smithing, you have two options available to you:

1) You can go to your guildmaster and ask them to train you. By saving up the training points given to you, you can achieve an elementary skill (21 points) without ever seeing a forge.

2) Learn on your own and not waste those precious training points. I suggest this route. Why? Because while smithing is an expensive craft to master, learning its basics is very inexpensive. Simply find a merchant selling sharpening stones and buy a few packs full. Then park your behind at the forge of choice, and offer to sharpen the rusty weapons of those adventurers around you. This alone will progress your skill beyond that which your guildmaster can teach you.

Many of the components required for your smithing, will be purchased either from various Merchants (NPCs), or from other Craftsmen. However, as you progress in skill and start making the more difficult items, you will find that many things you need can only be found by adventuring, or by purchasing them from others who have adventured. Your search for these more elusive components will literally span the known lands, but fret not, as the results of your trials will be worth it. Imagine holding that magical war hammer in your hand, knowing that you forged it yourself with sweat and tears!

=== Quests ===

* [[Totemic Armor Quests]] ([[Shaman]]).
* [[The Spirit of Garzicor]]
* [[Coldain Prayer Shawl Quests]] (part 8).

== Blacksmithing Leveling Guide ==
'''Strength or Intelligence or Wisdom, whichever is higher governs your chance to gain skill increases.'''
=== Getting Started (Up to 68) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

* '''1 to 21:''' [[Metal Bits]] and [[File]]
** Buy 3 [[File Mold]], 53 [[Water Flask]], 100 [[Small Piece of Ore]] (~20pp).
*** Do ~50 [[Metal Bits]] combines, and then 3 [[File]]. (Keep 1, sell extras)
*** You will want ~40 metal bits left after making your file.
* '''21 to 31:''' [[Sheet Metal]]
* '''41 to 68:''' [[Large Lantern]]
** Need to buy 40 [[Lantern Casing Mold]] and 40 [[Bottle|Bottles]] (~6pp).
** Around forty combines will use up your metal bits from earlier and get you to around 68. Sell Lanterns after to get some money back.

=== Banded Armor (Up to 115) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

You will need to do about 100 combines to go from 68 to 115. If you plan on wearing the armor, your best bet is going to still follow the cheapest path and then make each item you need to wear once or twice after it is trivial.
<ul><li> '''69 to 90:''' {{:Banded Belt}}, {{:Banded Boots}}, {{:Banded Bracer}}, {{:Banded Gorget}}, {{:Banded Mantle}}, {{:Banded Mask}}
<ul><li> Gorget, followed by Bracers are the cheapest. The others are substantially more expensive. Expect it to take about 50 combines to reach 90+.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 50 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 60pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''90 to 106:''' {{:Banded Cloak}}, {{:Banded Gauntlets}}, {{:Banded Helm}}, {{:Banded Leggings}}, {{:Banded Sleeves}}
<ul><li> Gauntlets, followed very closely by Helms are the cheapest. You will probably need 20 gauntlets to hit 100 and about 12 Helms to get 106.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 64 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 90pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''106 to 115:''' {{:Banded Mail}}
<ul><li> Other than getting a few levels above 105 out of leggings, you'll have to rely on Mail for most of this. Expect to make 20 or so.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 60 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 100pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>

=== Feir`Dal Fletching Kit (up to 163) ===
If you are not agro to Wood Elves, I would highly recommend making [[Feir`Dal Fletching Kit]]s up to 163. This costs about 7pp per combine and will take you higher than Ornate Chain. Don't be like me and burn 3000pp just to get to 133. I could have probably gotten to 163 for less than 2000pp if I had started with the kits.

You do NOT have to be a Wood Elf to use the Feir`Dal Forge or make Feir`Dal cultural crafting.

If you can't go to Kelethin, Ornate (below) is going to be your best bet. But just know it's really annoying to get materials for, and extremely expensive.

=== Ornate Chain (up to 142) ===
[[Ornate Chain Armor]] can get you to 142. It requires [[High Quality Metal Rings]] which are made from [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] which are a pain to get. You can sometimes find them on merchants that players sold to, along with [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] which can be turned into the Large Bricks. These are all extremely expensive - about 60pp for a single brick which will make 2 rings, if you don't fail.

So far the only merchant confirmed to always sell these in EQ Legends is [[Greta Terrilon]] in [[Halas]]. Unfortunately, no one in Halas seems to sell silver bars.

From the looks of it, the best path to 142 is:

* [[Ornate Chain Bracelet]] to 122 (~32pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Coif]] to 132 (~65pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Mail]] to 142 (~98pp per combine)

I spent about 3000pp on Ore, Silver Bars, and Patterns. It got me to 133 skill.

=== Fine Plate (up to 188) ===
* '''142 to 168:''' [[Fine Plate Bracer]]
* '''168 to 179:''' [[Fine Plate Helm]]
* '''179 to 188:''' [[Fine Plate Breastplate]]

== Skilling up Recommendations ==
The following recommendations are designed to strike a solid balance between saving time and saving money.

=== Basics ===

* Bypass [[Scaler]] in favor of [[Studs]], and then on to [[Skewers]]. This path avoids making multiple trips between merchants for molds <s>and eventually bottles</s> because you only require [[Metal Bits]] and [[Water Flask]] until you hit [[Skewers]] (which still use the supply of bits you will have acquired, as well as a single mold), but will cost a little more. Total cost to get from 1 to 100 skill (only 1 point put into it) using this method was approximately 100 plat (50 CHA, 161 WIS). '''~~NOTE~~''': Studs are trivial at 41, so you still need to do Large Lanterns (or similar i.e. Forged Javelins). Studs are a good stand-in for Scaler, though.

* You CAN bypass ornate chain armors in favor of fine plate, or alternate between ornate and fine plate visors as you get in supplies for either. Getting your tailoring skills up high enough to make your own leather padding will save lots of money in the long run, and people often have silks and skins to sell-you can also reliable farm your own in newbie zones (There's a decent spot in Eastern Commons near the tunnel to farm spiderlings and random bear/wolf/cat skins for padding while you buy/sell with players). By making your own leather padding and selling your wares to merchants (if you can't find buyers), you will make back most of what you spend. Ornate chain requires more trips between the farming locale and bank/forge, but may be cheaper overall.

=== Banded ===

* For banded armor, Banded mask trivial 90, Banded Gorget (92), Banded Belt, boots, bracer or Mantle (95), Banded Cloak, Gauntlets, Helm or Sleeves (102), banded Leggings (108) and finally banded Mail at 115.

All Banded combines require a mold, water flask and some number of pieces of sheet metal. I would suggest gorget (1 piece sheet metal), any of gauntlets sleeve or cloak (all require 2 sheet metal), Helm (2 pieces sheet metal, then mail (requires 3 pieces of sheet metal)

* When working on banded armor, work in [[East Freeport]], [[Toxxulia Forest]], [[Qeynos Hills]], [[Greater Faydark]], or [[East Cabilis]]. These areas have [[Sheet Metal]] pre-made, which reduces your time spent as well as your losses due to sub-combine failure. I suggest Greater Faydark or East Freeport for most people. Trolls, Ogres, and Dark Elves have nowhere to buy it and must make their own.'''

=== Ornate Chain (Mantle, Boots, or Gloves) ===
* Banded covers you to 115 but there is a path to go from 175 -182 where you can make Ornate Chain.

* It takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric having 198 WIS to go from 175 to 182 trivial.

*Ornate Chain is made with an unenchanted silver bar and High Quality Ore dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye.

* It is easiest to farm SolA. Why SolA? There is a Gnome vendor (if you aren't KOS) in zone you can sell FS weapons and gems that drop off the goblins so you don't have to leave the zone. If you can do the tricks to sell to the [[Goblin Merchant]] that is an option too. Often either/both merchants will have HQ ore you can buy if you just want to spend the plat. This is handy after making good coin selling FS weapons, gems, and jewelry the goblins like to drop.

* This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you absolutely must do plate.

* The vendor in Freeport listed to sell the medium sized chain mold patterns does not exist at this time, use a different city. Felwithe and Neriak are good options because they sell patterns and silver bars.

* the HQ ore can frequently be found on merchants in Highkeep, and there is a forge in Highpass Hold just outside of Highkeep and to the left.

* High Quality Rings are not stackable, and 1 large brick of HQ ore turns in to 2 rings, so plan your bag space around this. A good option is to pre purchase the stackable silver bars and patterns and convert bricks and immediately use the 2 rings to make an attempt at a mantle.

=== Fine Plate ===
* When working on fine plate armor, work in [[Highkeep]], or [[Qeynos]]. These are the only three cities where both the molds, AND the medium quality ores can be bought for 20pp each.
* Folded MQ sheets are stackable
* Get stacks and stacks and stacks of spiderling silks and make stacks and stacks of silk thread. This is the most difficult part of doing fine steel besides having a couple thousand platinum to hit it hard (which you don't burn through too fast with reselling to vendor what you make, it just takes a good chunk of plat to start with).
* Once you have stacks and stacks and stacks (12-20 stacks) of [[Silk Thread]] made from spiderling silks take a [[Large Sewing Kit]], a [[Skinning Knife]], and all your stacks of silk thread to [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] to farm cat pelts. The leopards almost always drop a LQ or MQ cat pelt. You need the skinning knife to down grade MQ pelts to LQ. Out of 200 pelts I just farmed I received 5 HQ pelts so don't expect many HQ if needing for other purposes. As you get a pelt immediately turn it into stackable [[Leather Padding]]. Why do it this way? Stonebrunt is far from everything and the pelts drop on almost every kill but do not stack. It is only efficient to go here if you bring everything to convert the pelts into leather padding so you can walk in with stacks of silk thread and walk out with stacks of leather padding for fine plate smithing.

== Basic Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

{{MajorEraTableFilter}}

=== The Basics ===

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Metal Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 21 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || <67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || 3x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 27 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet Metal]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet of Velium]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || ? || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Studs]] || 3x [[Metal Bits]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Studs]] || 3x [[Velium Bits]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] (Yield: 2) || >41<67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Steel Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 45 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 33 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 37 || <109 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of High Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || ? || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 49 || 49 || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]] || [[Rusty Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]] || [[Rusty Broad Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger (Dervish)]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]] || [[Rusty Fer`Esh]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]] || [[Rusty Flail]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]] || [[Rusty Halberd]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]] || [[Rusty Long Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]] || [[Rusty Mace]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]] || [[Rusty Mining Pick]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]] || [[Rusty Morning Star]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]] || [[Rusty Rapier]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]] || [[Rusty Scimitar]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (Lempeck's Rusty Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (N/A - Lempeck's Rusty Scythe ]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]] || [[Rusty Shan`Tok]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Sheer Blade]] || [[Rusty Sheer Blade]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]] || [[Rusty Short Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]] || [[Rusty Shortened Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]] || [[Rusty Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]] || [[Rusty Warhammer]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Battle Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scimitar]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Dagger]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scythe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Broad Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2X [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mining Pick]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mace]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Flail]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}

|}

<span>''A note on the velium ores: This ore is a loot drop in Velious only. Common sources for it are: orc miners in crystal caverns, various mobs in Tower of Frozen Shadow (5th floor, especially), sentries and such in Skyshrine, and various spider and golem-type creatures in other zones (Velketor's Labyrinth, underneath Icewell Keep, etc.)''</span>

=== Other Basics ===
Use a [[Smithing Chisel]] to break apart bricks.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Large Brick of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=136 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Velium]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27? || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Velium]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 40 || 82 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 43 || <=115 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 46 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] (Yield: 2) || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || >48 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Chain Jointing]] || [[Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 95 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Chain Jointing]] || [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 100 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Great Staff]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Morning Star]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Short Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|}

=== Enchanted Components ===

Note: In general, enchanted ore or metals are created by having an enchanter enchant the ore ''before'' forging. Enchanted components are sometimes for Human Cultural.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Enchanted Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 51 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Chain Jointing]] || [[Enchanted Metal Rings]], [[Water Flask]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]] || 106 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Enchanted Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 32 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Enchanted Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 44 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]] (*) || 1x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]] (*) || 2x [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 42 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|}

''(*) Note: These last two items can be used by ANY smith to make silver weapons, but both of them must first be made by a human smith in a human cultural forge.''

=== Tools and Implements ===
{{Era Short|Classic}}

All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Metal Bits]], except where noted.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 92%;"
! Item || Components || Trivial
|-
| [[File]] || [[File Mold]] || 21
|-
| [[Small Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Small Container Base Mold]], [[Small Container Lid Mold]] || 31
|-
| [[Medium Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Container Base Mold]], [[Container Lid Mold]] || 40
|-
| [[Large Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Large Container Base Mold]], [[Large Container Lid Mold]] || 46
|-
| [[Skinning Knife]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]] * (no Metal Bits) || 41
|-
| [[Scaler]] || [[Scaler Mold]] || 41
|-
| [[Toolbox]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Toolbox Mold]] || 51
|-
| [[Shaped Cookie Cutters]] || Shaped Mold || 40
|-
| [[Large Lantern]] || [[Lantern Casing Mold]], [[Bottle]] || 68
|-
| [[Muffin Tin]] || [[Muffin Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35
|-
| [[Pie Tin]] || [[Pie Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 36
|-
| [[Cake Round]] || [[Cake Round Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 37
|-
| [[Smoker]] || [[Skewers]], [[Smoke Base Mold]], [[Smoker Support Mold]] || 50
|-
| [[Skewers]] || [[Skewer Mold]] || 38
|-
| [[Pot]] || [[Pot Mold]], [[Standing Legs Mold]] || 50
|-
| [[Sewing Kit]] || [[Needle Mold]], [[Thimble Mold]] || 52
|-
| [[Bread Tin]] || [[Bread Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38
|-
| [[Lockpicks]] || [[Lockpick Mold]] || 88
|}

=== Weapons ===
==== Tarnished ====
All recipes require a [[Sharpening Stone]].<br>
Prices are a Work In Progress. I am making profit whole numbers so it sorts better.<br>
Note: The Sell prices listed are what the NPC buy from you for, NOT WHAT THEY SELL THEM FOR. Keep this in mind<br>
With 75 CHA and amiable faction, a sharpening stone is 3cp.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 80%;"
! Item
! Weapon
! Trivial
! Rusty<br> sell price*
! Tarnished<br> sell price*
! Extra Profit? *<br> (Not including Stone)
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]]
| [[Rusty Dagger]]
| 18
| 2s 9c
| 2s 9c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]]
| [[Rusty Mining Pick]]
| 19
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]]
| [[Rusty Shortened Spear]]
| 19
| 1g 2s 3c
| 1g 2s 3c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]]
| [[Rusty Rapier]]
| 20
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]]
| [[Rusty Short Sword]]
| 20
| 2s 8c
| 3s 2c
| 4
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]]
| [[Rusty Warhammer]]
| 20
| 1g 7s 1c
| 1g 7s 1c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]]
| [[Rusty Flail]]
| 21
|
| 1g 8s 1c
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]]
| [[Rusty Mace]]
| 21
| 9s 5c
| 9s 5c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]]
| [[Rusty Spear]]
| 21
| 1g 9s
| 1g 9s
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]]
| [[Rusty Axe]]
| 22
| 2s 9c
| 9s 5c
| 66
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]]
| [[Rusty Broad Sword]]
| 22
| 5s 7c
| 6s 3c
| 6
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]]
| [[Rusty Long Sword]]
| 23
| 1g 9s
| 2g 3c
| 13
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]]
| [[Rusty Scimitar]]
| 23
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Battle Axe]]
| 24
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]]
| [[Rusty Halberd]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]]
| [[Rusty Morning Star]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]]
| [[Rusty Bastard Sword]]
| 25
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]]
| [[Rusty Scythe]]
| 25
| 1g 9s
| 4c
| -186 (aka never do this)
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]]
| 25
| 2g 8s 6c
| 2g 8s 6c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| 26
|
|
|
|}

<nowiki>*All was done with indifferent faction with 110 CHA</nowiki>

==== Forged ====
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Forged Bastard Sword]] || [[Dual-Edged Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Battle Axe]] || [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Dagger]] || [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 48 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Fer`Esh]] || [[Fer`Esh Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Halberd]] || [[Halberd Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Javelin]](x2) || [[Javelin Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 60 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Long Sword]] || [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Mace]] || [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Morning Star]] || [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Pick]] || [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 49 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Rapier]] || [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Scimitar]] || [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shan`Tok]] || [[Shan`Tok Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Sheer Blade]] || [[Sheer Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Short Sword]] || [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 62 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shuriken]](x10) || [[Shuriken Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Spear]] || [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 66 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Axe]](x5) || [[Throwing Axe Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Knife]](x10?) || [[Throwing Knife Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 53 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Two Handed Sword]] || [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Warhammer]] || [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

==== Velium ====
{{Era|Velious}}

All pieces require a [[Sheet of Velium]] and a [[Coldain Velium Temper]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Forged Velium 2-Handed Sword]]
| [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 122
|-
| [[Forged Velium Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 95
|-
| [[Forged Velium Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Morning Star]]
| [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 119
|-
| [[Forged Velium Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 108
|-
| [[Forged Velium Shuriken]](x20?)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 104
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Axe]](x15?)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 102
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Knife]](x20?)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 98
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Spear]](x15?)
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 106
|}

==== Silvered ====
{{Era|Kunark}}

All pieces require an [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]], an [[Enchanted Silver Bar]], and a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Silvered Battle Axe]]
| [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Javelin]]
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Mace]]
| [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Pick]]
| [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Rapier]]
| [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Shuriken]](x1)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Spear]]
| [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Axe]](x1)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Knife]](x1)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Warhammer]]
| [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|}

==== Misc ====
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Field Point Arrowheads]](x20) || [[Metal Bits]], [[File]] || 41 || 41 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Hooked Arrowheads]](x5) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 68 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Antonian Javelin]] (cultural, made by HUM only) || 1x [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]], [[Javelin Mold]] || 112 || ?? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Bundled Steel Arrow Shafts]] || 2x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 135 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Silver Tipped Arrowheads]](x5) || 1x [[Silver Bar]], 1x [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 79 || 168 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

=== Banded Armor ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Banded Item
! [[Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
! Era
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mask | Mask]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mask Mold| Mask]]
| 4
| 1.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gorget |Gorget]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gorget Mold|Gorget]]
| 5
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Bracer |Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Bracer Sectional Mold |Bracer Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Boots |Boots]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Boot Mold |Boot]]
| 6
| 5.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Belt |Belt]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Belt Sectional Mold|Belt Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mantle |Mantle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mantle Sectional Mold |Mantle Sectional]]
| 6
| 3.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Cloak |Cloak]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Cloak Sectional Mold | Cloak Sectional]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 175
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gauntlets |Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gauntlet Mold |Gauntlet]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}} (Oct 1999)
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Sleeves |Sleeves]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Sleeves Sectional Mold |Sleeves Sectional]]
| 7
| 3.5
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Helm |Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Helm Mold |Helm]]
| 8
| 4.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Leggings |Leggings]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Leggings Sectional Mold |Leggings Sectional]]
| 8
| 5.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mail |Mail]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mail Sectional Mold |Mail Sectional]]
| 15
| 7.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! style="text-align: center;" | 23
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 85
! style="text-align: center;" | 45
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! style="text-align: center;" | 24
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 91
! style="text-align: center;" | 47
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Visible Set
! style="text-align: center;" | 15
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 57
! style="text-align: center;" | -
!
!
|}

=== Shields ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure. In classic Everquest the Blacksmithed version of shields were better AC than their vendor purchased / npc dropped counterparts and had different vendor values.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! style="text-align: center;" | Item
! style="text-align: center;" | Mold
! style="text-align: center;" | Metal
! style="text-align: center;" | Trivial
|-
| [[Buckler]]
| [[Buckler Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 82
|-
| [[Round Shield]]
| [[Round Shield Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Targ Shield]]
| [[Targ Shield Mold]]
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Kite Shield]]
| [[Kite Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Tower Shield]]
| [[Tower Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|}

Small and large size shields are made similarly, just with the appropriate sized mold.

== Advanced Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

=== Ornate Chain Armor ===
All recipes require an appropriate Chainmail Pattern, [[Silver Bar]], [[Water Flask]], and [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Epics}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width:100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Ornate Chain Item
! Chainmail Pattern
! [[High Quality Metal Rings|HQ Metal]] [[High Quality Metal Rings|Rings]]
! AC
! Wt<br />
! p99<br/>Trivial
! Classic<br/>Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gorget|Gorget]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Neckguard Pattern|Neckguard]]
| 1
| 6
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Bracelet|Bracelet]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Bracelet Pattern|Bracelet]]
| 1
| 7
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Veil|Veil]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Veil Pattern|Veil]]
| 1
| 5
| 0.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Skirt|Skirt]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Skirt Pattern|Skirt]]
| 2
| 7
| 2.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Coif|Coif]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Coif Pattern|Coif]]
| 2
| 9
| 4.0
| 170
| 170
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mantle|Mantle]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Mantle Pattern|Mantle]]
| 2
| 7
| 3.0
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Sleeves|Sleeves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Sleeve Pattern|Sleeve]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gloves|Gloves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Glove Pattern|Glove]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Boots|Boots]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Boot Pattern|Boots]]
| 2
| 7
| 4.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Leggings|Leggings]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Pant Pattern|Pant]]
| 3
| 9
| 5.0
| 175
| >166 & <= 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Cloak|Cloak]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Cloak Pattern|Cloak]]
| 3
| 8
| 3.5
| 175
| 222
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mail|Mail]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Tunic Pattern|Tunic]]
| 3
| 16
| 7.0
| >174 & <182
| 195
|-
!Total
!
! 23
! 97
! 40.0
!
!
|-
!Both Bracelets
!
! 24
! 104
! 41.5
!
!
|}

''Note: Enchanted Silver Bars do not work for these recipes.''

=== Fine Plate Armor ===
All recipes require [[Leather Padding]] (see below for farming notes), a [[Water Flask]], and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Hole}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Fine Plate Item
! [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal | Medium Quality<br/>Folded Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Collar|Collar]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gorget Mold|Plate Gorget]]
| 8
| 4.0
| 166
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Visor|Visor]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Visor Mold|Plate Visor]]
| 7
| 1.5
| 163
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Bracer|Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Bracer Mold|Plate Bracer]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Helm|Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Helm Mold|Plate Helm]]
| 12
| 6.0
| 179
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Pauldron|Pauldron]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Pauldron Mold|Plate Pauldron]]
| 10
| 4.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Girdle|Girdle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Belt Mold|Plate Belt]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Vambraces|Vambraces]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Vambrace Mold|Plate Vambrace]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Gauntlets|Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gauntlet Mold|Plate Gauntlet]]
| 11
| 5.0
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Boots|Boots]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Boot Mold|Plate Boot]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Breastplate|Breastplate]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Breastplate Mold|Plate Breastplate]]
| 19
| 10.0
| 188
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Splinted Cloak|Fine Splinted Cloak]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Field Splinted Cloak Mold|Field Splinted Cloak]]
| 10
| 5.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Greaves|Greaves]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Greaves Mold|Plate Greaves]]
| 12
| 7.5
| 182
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! 24
!
! 127
! 65
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! 25
!
! 136
! 69
!
|}

=== Fine Plate Dyes ===

[[File:Dwarfsmallpalebluefineplatearmor.png|200px|thumb|Small Pale (Light) Blue Fine Plate armor set on female dwarf model]]
[[File:bile_dyes01.png|200px|thumb|Three different dyes on a male troll - pale green breastplate, normal green legs/arms/wrists, and normal yellow helm/gloves/boots.]]

Armor dyes are used on fine steel plate armor only (no other armor will accept a dye). The color of the armor can be changed, while the stats are unmodified. The extracts needed for the dyes are made by either a [[Shaman]] using [[Alchemy]] or a [[Rogue]] using [[Make Poison]]. These extracts are then usable by anyone (no skill check) to be combined into dyes. There is an in game book [[How to Dye and Stain]] that describes part of this.

;The general process involves three steps:

;1. Make the Extract

Extracts can be combined in either an alchemist's [[Medicine Bag]], or in a rogue's [[Mortar and Pestle]] (trivial of 36 for both shaman and rogue). The [[Empty Vial]] needed is sold by the dye supply merchants, and is combined with a water flask and the main extract ingredient. While this step can be done by anyone, for a higher success rate it is better to have a shaman or a rogue perform this combine.

;2. Make the Dye

Can be made by anyone (no-fail), using the above extracts, and combining them in a [[Medium Clay Jar]] with some [[Resin]] (made by [[pottery]], this is a combineable container. You lose the jar on combine)

* dark color - [[resin]] x1, extract x1. (e.g. [[Dark Green Dye]])
* base color - [[resin]] x2, extract x1. (e.g. [[Green Dye]])
* light color - [[resin]] x3, extract x1. (e.g. [[Light Green Dye]])

;3. Dye the Armor

Take a completed piece of fine steel plate armor, place it in the forge along with 1 dye, 1 [[Jar of Acid]], 1 [[Jar of Lacquer]] and hit combine. Once dyed, the color cannot be removed. You CAN fail on this part of the process (it's a skill check versus your smithing skill), read your combine message carefully. On a failure, the armor will be returned to you, undyed, and you lose the dye, lacquer and acid.

<table class="eoTable3" style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<th colspan="6">Dye Table</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th rowspan="2">Material</th>
<th rowspan="2">Extract</th>
<th style="text-align:center" colspan="3">Colors</th>
<th rowspan="2">Drop Locations</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Resin]] x1</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x2</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x3</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Permafrost Crystals]]</td>
<td>[[Permafrost Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Blue Dye|Dark Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Blue Dye|Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Light Blue Dye|Pale Blue]]</td>
<td>Mobs in [[Permafrost]], Ground Spawn in Dire wolf pens</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Evergreen Leaf]]</td>
<td>[[Evergreen Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Green Dye|Dark Green]]</td>
<td>[[Green Dye|Green]]</td>
<td>[[Light Green Dye|Pale Green]]</td>
<td>Ground Spawn in [[Greater Faydark]] at (2400, 2400) and [[The Wakening Land]] at (2900, 4300)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Red Dye|Crimson]]</td>
<td>[[Red Dye|Red]]</td>
<td>[[Light Red Dye|Rose]]</td>
<td>Fungus mobs in [[Upper Guk]], [[Innothule Swamp|Innothule]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (199, 3613)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Yellow Dye|Dark Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Yellow Dye|Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Light Yellow Dye|Pale Yellow]]</td>
<td>Scarecrows in [[Western Karana|WK]], [[Unrest]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (1101, 3594)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Charcoal]] or [[Red Cockatrice Feather]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Extract]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Dye|Black]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Grey Dye|Grey]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Light Grey Dye|Slate]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">Various elementals. Kunark Cockatrice, Frogloks, Goblins</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Green Froglok Skin]] or [[Green Goblin Skin]]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Russet Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Russet Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Brown Rust Dye|Brown Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Iron Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Dye|Red Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
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== Cultural Smithing ==

Cultural smithing involves several sets of armor unique to each race. This includes the use of tempers, imbued gems, and [[Forge|cultural forges (see for locations)]].

All cultural armor requires smithing by the race listed, and must be forged within the race-specific forge located in their home city.

''Note: [[Erudite]]s and [[Halfling]]s do not have any cultural smithing armor sets since they are instead [[Tailoring|cultural tailoring]] races. [[Wood Elf]]s have smithed weapons, though their primary cultural tradeskills are [[tailoring]] and [[fletching]]. [[Half-Elves]] do not have any unique cultural tradeskills for their race, though they can use some of the items made by others.''

'''Imbued Gems:''' Are converted from normal gems by an "Imbue Gem" spell. Each imbued gem gives different bonuses to the resulting armor, and restricts it to a particular deity. Healers (cleric, druid, shaman) can call down the blessing of their deity upon a gem with the use of a level 29 spell. (For Solusek Ro, it is a wizard spell.) Each healer can only scribe and cast the imbue spell for the gem specific to their deity, after which a tradesperson can use the imbued gem in crafting deity-specific items. (The tradesperson does not need to worship a specific deity in order to craft items for that deity.)

{| class="eoTable"
! Imbued Gem || Deity Restriction || Used for? || Creation Spell || Spell Caster Class
|-
| [[Imbued Amber]] || [[Cazic Thule]] || Ogre & Iksar & Erudite Smithing || [[Imbue Amber]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Black Sapphire]] || [[Bertoxxulous]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Black Sapphire]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Diamond]] || [[Mithaniel Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Diamond]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Emerald]] || [[Tunare]] || High Elf {{VeliousGray|& Gnome Smithing}} || [[Imbue Emerald]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ivory]] || [[The Tribunal]] || Barbarian Smithing || [[Imbue Ivory]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Jade]] || [[Rallos Zek]] || Ogre, Barbarian, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Jade]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Opal]] || [[Rodcet Nife]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Opal]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Peridot]] || [[Bristlebane]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Peridot]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Plains Pebble]] || [[Karana]] || Halfling Tailoring, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Plains Pebble]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Rose Quartz]] || [[Erollisi Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Rose Quartz]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ruby]] || [[Brell Serilis]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Ruby]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Sapphire]] || [[Innoruuk]] || Dark Elf Smithing || [[Imbue Sapphire]] || [[Shaman]], [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Topaz]] || [[Quellious]] || Erudite Tailoring || [[Imbue Topaz]] || [[Cleric]]
|}

'''Tempers:''' Are made with the [[Brewing#Tempers|brewing]] skill (see the brewing page for more information), and can be made by any race.

'''Cultural Tradeskill Table'''

{| class="eoTable"
! Cultural Tradeskill || Discription
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Barbarian|Barbarian]] || Can forge a chain-class armor, plus weapons. The armor can be worn by all chain-wearing non-small, non-large folk, including iksar (no dwarves, gnomes, halflings, trolls or ogres). Use a [[Northman Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dark Elf|Dark Elf]] || Can forge Adamantite Armor - both chain and plate varieties, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by half elves. Use a [[Teir`dal Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dwarf|Dwarf]] || Can forge Brellium Armor - wearable by plate classes, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by gnomes and halflings. Use a [[Stormguard Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Erudite|Erudite]] || Can make Steelsilk Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Erud Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Gnomes || Gnome cultural smithing is not yet in the game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Halfling|Halfling]] || Can make Vale Leather Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Vale Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: High Elf|High Elf]] || Can make Mithril Armor which can also be worn by wood elves and half elves. Use a [[Koada`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Human|Human]] || Can make Seafarers' Ringmail (Freeport), Field Plate (Freeport), Full Plate (Qeynos) armor sets. These can also be worn by barbarians, erudites, and half elves. Note that humans have TWO cultural forges, one in Freeport and one in Qeynos. They can make armor in both locations, but must use the proper forge with the proper recipe. Use either a [[Antonican Forge]] or a [[Royal Qeynos Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Iksar|Iksar]] || Can make Skyiron Armor, weapons, and shields. Use a [[Iksar Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Ogre|Ogre]] || Can make Ogre War Plate and Ogre Splintmail armor sets, which can also be worn by trolls. Use a [[Oggok Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Trolls || Troll cultural smithing is not yet in game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Wood Elf|Wood Elf]] || Can make Mithril Studded Leather and Mithril Reinforced Leather (tailored with smithing components) as well as Mithril Feir`dal weapons. Use a [[Fier`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|}

== Finding Materials ==

Most blacksmithing materials can be purchased from vendors, but a few require killing stuff.

=== Fine Plate: Leather Padding ===

Leather Paddings are one of the most frustrating aspects of mastering blacksmithing: they require farming several different items ''and'' doing multiple combines, just to produce a single padding ... and they're not even Blacksmithing combines (they're [[Tailoring]])!

Fortunately, there are a few key locations in Norath that can at least make the farming part easier.

==== Leather Padding: Spiderling Silk ====

By far the best place to collect {{:Spiderling Silk}} is the [[Field of Bone]]. Other newbie zones might have a few spiderlings to kill, but Field of Bone features a "secret" crypt full of colorfully named ones (eg. [[A bonebinder]]), perhaps twenty in total.

Field of Bone can be easily reached by heading west from the zone-in location in [[Emerald Jungle]]. Once in the zone the crypt entrance is on the opposite side, at {{Loc | Field of Bone| 210, 2500}}.

Because it's a newbie zone, the respawn timer is short, only 6:40. This means that after you finish clearing the crypt, you have just enough time to buff a few newbies or take a bathroom break, before the whole place respawns again.

Until Kunark becomes available on EQ Legends, another option is [[The Feerrott]]. Both the [[a jungle spider]] and [[a jungle spiderling]] drop {{:Spiderling Silk}}. They are a little more spread out, not as concentrated in one area, but they are plentiful.

==== Leather Padding: Low Quality Pelts ====

By far the best place to farm pelts is [[Stonebrunt Mountains]]. Elsewhere in Norath animals only drop pelts infrequently, and many are ruined. In Stonebrunt though the leopards almost always have a drop, it's never ruined, and usually it's a pelt (≈20% have a skin instead). You can easily spend an evening here and grind out 200 pelt drops for making leather padding.

Unfortunately, many of the pelts you get won't be low quality, but you can easily fix that by combining them with a [[Skinning Knife]].

'''Also, bring your stacks of [[Silk Thread]] with you so you can convert the unstackable pelts directly into stackable [[Leather Padding]]!!!! Stonebrunt is way out of the way so this is the only efficient way to make the trips here count.'''

There are two main areas to hunt.

'''First Path'''
The best technique is to go from the zone entrance to the First red X location just running straight out along the ground that looks like jungle until you start getting towards the sea, they wont spawn by the sea.
This is (roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| -4000, -500}}), and it contains approximately ten+ leopards and they like to bunch up so searching is not difficult. There are also kobolds, wisps, and snakes in the valley, but they're all low level and shouldn't bother you. Being a high level pet class makes this very easy.

'''Second Path'''
From the zone entrance travel north along the left zone wall into the mountains where the ground turns forest like and you see snow covered trees all the way to roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| 200, 2600}}. You'll find leopards all along this area in the trees and then again when when the ground changes to rock. At least a similar number leopards or more that also like to path together. There are slightly higher level mobs here, but again nothing to worry about unless you are low level. Again being a high level pet class makes this a cake walk to kill it all

'''Additional Areas'''
After the first 2 pathing areas you can run all around the rock colored floor areas to the other side of the zone and see tigers and more leopards. The tigers are higher level and fewer of them. But you can easily just run from leopard to leopard in the rocky areas of the zone and then just back track the first pathing area or second pathing area. This zone is filled to the brim with leopards and again you can grind out 200 pelt drops in an evening if you want.

'''There is no need to be a tracking class''' with the high number of leopards in this zone but [[Tracking]] (especially from a Ranger) is highly recommended if you want to really have nonstop killing, but non-trackers will still find plenty leopards just by wandering around; they spawn together and are packed fairly densely.

== Of Smithing and Grime and Sweat... ==

''by Janus Xanathis, Necrobane (Tunare server) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20001206083900/http://www.eqtraders.com/ Dec 2000])''

There are books you can read, and other documents to view that can tell you HOW to use the skill of the hammer and the forge. I am not going to do that today. What I am going to do is tell you WHAT to make when your body is layered in sweat and grime, and the smoke of the bellows is against your face. If you follow this plan, you shall have the skill to create the armor that everyone wants, in only as long as your gold holds true. For once you start selling the armor... gold is not something you need to want for again.

First off, let me tell you this. To walk on the road to become a master of this skill requires much time, and a greater amount of gold. Unlike skills such as baking, or jewelcraft, in which you can start to recoup some of your gold loss at a lower skill, you cannot do that with the hammer and the forge. How many people do you know of walking around town shouting for skewers, or metal bits? Exactly.

But as I said above, once you get the skill to start creating the banded armor that sells so well, you will start to gain your gold back, and you shall get many an order for more. With that said, what is the quickest road to gaining the skill to become an armor-smith, you ask? Well, I shall tell you. The easiest jump, on the road to creating glorious armor, is to save up your trainings for four levels. Once you have all twenty trainings, dump them all into Smithing. Since you won't have the skill to kill the monsters that have the loot that you can sell for the amount of gold you'll need... until you are in the low teens... saving up the trainings shouldn't be a problem. But, if for some reason, you need all of your trainings, there are other ways to get to the twentieth level of skill. Two to be exact.

You '''sharpen rusty weapons''' that are taken from the dead hands of monsters that hold them... or you make the '''metal bits''' that are needed for some of the later items. I don't want to replace the part of the book, but, some basics to know when you are doing anything with the forge. NEVER stack anything in it. If it calls for multiples of something that stacks, put them in different slots. The last item you will always be placing in the forge, is a flask of water. Hunting down madmen in the desert of Ro is a good way to gain the huge amounts of water that you will need for this skill. Whether you are making metal bits, or a banded helm... each step of the way has a single flask of water as the last item to place in the forge.

Also, not matter if you succeed, or fail, when you are using the forge ... All items you place in it will be lost. If you succeeded, you will have the item you were creating. If you failed, you have nothing, but some more skill on the road to becoming a hammer master. Once you have been ranked as having a skill of the twentieth level, you will see the message that making the metal bits, or sharpening the weapons is beneath you. It's quite uppity to tell you this, but what it means is that you will gain no more learning from doing these tasks. So, you now switch over to making a different item....

'''A metal sheet.'''

But can't you buy those, you ask? Why yes, you can, and they are about the same price, if not lower, to buy then they are to make. So when you are making the more difficult items that require the sheets to make, simply buy the sheets, that way you don't have to worry about the random failure in making them. BUT... they are the easiest thing to make to get you up the ladder of skill at this point. Making metal sheets will get you to rank fifty in smithy. Again, you will fail, more then you succeed at first... and you will make a LOT of sheets by the time you get to fifty. But a good note is that you can sell them back to the vendors that you are buying the parts that you need to make them from. You won't get back all of your money... maybe half... maybe three quarters... but it's still something back. Once you get to the level in which the metal sheets are gaining you no skill... what should you make next?

'''Banded Armor?'''

Sadly... not yet. You can try... and you will fail... greatly. And you may be able to make a piece every twenty or thirty tries. But your learning will not go up that fast, and the money you will loose will be insane. So, stick to simpler items, such as Large Lanterns.

If you are at 68... NOW are you going to try to make the banded armor? Aye. You can.

I, so far, have been able to make five banded helms, and two banded shirts. The shirts I did at with my skill of eighty. Two tries per shirt. I know I was lucky to only have a single failure per item. But it goes to show you that having the patience to walk the long road will pay off. With the going rate being about forty plat for a shirt, if not more... You can see that even with a few failures per item, you will be making your gold back, and more. Don't just worry about getting to the skill to make banded, and stopping there. There are rumors around that smiths shall soon have the ability to start to make plate, or a type of plate armor. I have also heard that you are going to need a skill up around one hundred and thirty, if not more, if you want to pull this off.

All I can say is... start making your banded wares... and continue to make them. Also... out of any of the skills... none are as physically rewarding as this one. Having spent hours over the hot coals, pounding away with your hammer... and creating an item that will help save someone from those extra slices and blows... is also a very good feeling to have. Of course, so is feeling the weight of your purse after you just sold off a full suit to someone.

== Resources ==

There are several ingame books which originally provided the recipes for blacksmithing:

* [[Ikthars Fine Steel Skin]] by Ikthar Fireheart
* [[Fireprides Guide to Shield Craft]] by Ton Firepride
* [[Rings, Chains, and Arrowheads]] by Gord Smith
* [http://www.less3d.com/smithing.htm Less3D's Smithing List]

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Block of Medium Quality Ore

2026-08-29T23:12:03Z

Grumpymixon: Updated correct vendor for item.

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Skill Blacksmithing

2026-08-29T23:02:13Z

Grumpymixon: Further refinement to Fine Plate.

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'''Note about trivials!''' ''The kunark era pages at eqtraders.com list the trivials in the "Classic Trivial".

Blacksmithing is an ancient craft. Through its teachings you will learn to forge the primal elements of our lands into useful tools, as well as arms and armor. Those highly skilled in the trade are even known to be able to create magical items.

== Overview ==

To forge an item, you must collect all the components required, and then place them within a [[forge]]. Once this is completed, you simply combine them (click the combine button on the forge) and you will either create the item, or fail. It is important to note that items must not be stacked when attempting to combine them (Hold CTRL when you click a stack to take just one item from the stack). Either way you will lose the base components.

When you first enter the learning cycle of smithing, you have two options available to you:

1) You can go to your guildmaster and ask them to train you. By saving up the training points given to you, you can achieve an elementary skill (21 points) without ever seeing a forge.

2) Learn on your own and not waste those precious training points. I suggest this route. Why? Because while smithing is an expensive craft to master, learning its basics is very inexpensive. Simply find a merchant selling sharpening stones and buy a few packs full. Then park your behind at the forge of choice, and offer to sharpen the rusty weapons of those adventurers around you. This alone will progress your skill beyond that which your guildmaster can teach you.

Many of the components required for your smithing, will be purchased either from various Merchants (NPCs), or from other Craftsmen. However, as you progress in skill and start making the more difficult items, you will find that many things you need can only be found by adventuring, or by purchasing them from others who have adventured. Your search for these more elusive components will literally span the known lands, but fret not, as the results of your trials will be worth it. Imagine holding that magical war hammer in your hand, knowing that you forged it yourself with sweat and tears!

=== Quests ===

* [[Totemic Armor Quests]] ([[Shaman]]).
* [[The Spirit of Garzicor]]
* [[Coldain Prayer Shawl Quests]] (part 8).

== Blacksmithing Leveling Guide ==
'''Strength or Intelligence or Wisdom, whichever is higher governs your chance to gain skill increases.'''
=== Getting Started (Up to 68) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

* '''1 to 21:''' [[Metal Bits]] and [[File]]
** Buy 3 [[File Mold]], 53 [[Water Flask]], 100 [[Small Piece of Ore]] (~20pp).
*** Do ~50 [[Metal Bits]] combines, and then 3 [[File]]. (Keep 1, sell extras)
*** You will want ~40 metal bits left after making your file.
* '''21 to 31:''' [[Sheet Metal]]
* '''41 to 68:''' [[Large Lantern]]
** Need to buy 40 [[Lantern Casing Mold]] and 40 [[Bottle|Bottles]] (~6pp).
** Around forty combines will use up your metal bits from earlier and get you to around 68. Sell Lanterns after to get some money back.

=== Banded Armor (Up to 115) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

You will need to do about 100 combines to go from 68 to 115. If you plan on wearing the armor, your best bet is going to still follow the cheapest path and then make each item you need to wear once or twice after it is trivial.
<ul><li> '''69 to 90:''' {{:Banded Belt}}, {{:Banded Boots}}, {{:Banded Bracer}}, {{:Banded Gorget}}, {{:Banded Mantle}}, {{:Banded Mask}}
<ul><li> Gorget, followed by Bracers are the cheapest. The others are substantially more expensive. Expect it to take about 50 combines to reach 90+.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 50 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 60pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''90 to 106:''' {{:Banded Cloak}}, {{:Banded Gauntlets}}, {{:Banded Helm}}, {{:Banded Leggings}}, {{:Banded Sleeves}}
<ul><li> Gauntlets, followed very closely by Helms are the cheapest. You will probably need 20 gauntlets to hit 100 and about 12 Helms to get 106.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 64 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 90pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''106 to 115:''' {{:Banded Mail}}
<ul><li> Other than getting a few levels above 105 out of leggings, you'll have to rely on Mail for most of this. Expect to make 20 or so.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 60 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 100pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>

=== Feir`Dal Fletching Kit (up to 163) ===
If you are not agro to Wood Elves, I would highly recommend making [[Feir`Dal Fletching Kit]]s up to 163. This costs about 7pp per combine and will take you higher than Ornate Chain. Don't be like me and burn 3000pp just to get to 133. I could have probably gotten to 163 for less than 2000pp if I had started with the kits.

You do NOT have to be a Wood Elf to use the Feir`Dal Forge or make Feir`Dal cultural crafting.

If you can't go to Kelethin, Ornate (below) is going to be your best bet. But just know it's really annoying to get materials for, and extremely expensive.

=== Ornate Chain (up to 142) ===
[[Ornate Chain Armor]] can get you to 142. It requires [[High Quality Metal Rings]] which are made from [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] which are a pain to get. You can sometimes find them on merchants that players sold to, along with [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] which can be turned into the Large Bricks. These are all extremely expensive - about 60pp for a single brick which will make 2 rings, if you don't fail.

So far the only merchant confirmed to always sell these in EQ Legends is [[Greta Terrilon]] in [[Halas]]. Unfortunately, no one in Halas seems to sell silver bars.

From the looks of it, the best path to 142 is:

* [[Ornate Chain Bracelet]] to 122 (~32pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Coif]] to 132 (~65pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Mail]] to 142 (~98pp per combine)

I spent about 3000pp on Ore, Silver Bars, and Patterns. It got me to 133 skill.

=== Fine Plate (up to 188) ===
* '''142 to 168:''' [[Fine Plate Bracer]]
* '''168 to 179:''' [[Fine Plate Helm]]
* '''179 to 188:''' [[Fine Plate Breastplate]]

== Skilling up Recommendations ==
The following recommendations are designed to strike a solid balance between saving time and saving money.

=== Basics ===

* Bypass [[Scaler]] in favor of [[Studs]], and then on to [[Skewers]]. This path avoids making multiple trips between merchants for molds <s>and eventually bottles</s> because you only require [[Metal Bits]] and [[Water Flask]] until you hit [[Skewers]] (which still use the supply of bits you will have acquired, as well as a single mold), but will cost a little more. Total cost to get from 1 to 100 skill (only 1 point put into it) using this method was approximately 100 plat (50 CHA, 161 WIS). '''~~NOTE~~''': Studs are trivial at 41, so you still need to do Large Lanterns (or similar i.e. Forged Javelins). Studs are a good stand-in for Scaler, though.

* You CAN bypass ornate chain armors in favor of fine plate, or alternate between ornate and fine plate visors as you get in supplies for either. Getting your tailoring skills up high enough to make your own leather padding will save lots of money in the long run, and people often have silks and skins to sell-you can also reliable farm your own in newbie zones (There's a decent spot in Eastern Commons near the tunnel to farm spiderlings and random bear/wolf/cat skins for padding while you buy/sell with players). By making your own leather padding and selling your wares to merchants (if you can't find buyers), you will make back most of what you spend. Ornate chain requires more trips between the farming locale and bank/forge, but may be cheaper overall.

=== Banded ===

* For banded armor, Banded mask trivial 90, Banded Gorget (92), Banded Belt, boots, bracer or Mantle (95), Banded Cloak, Gauntlets, Helm or Sleeves (102), banded Leggings (108) and finally banded Mail at 115.

All Banded combines require a mold, water flask and some number of pieces of sheet metal. I would suggest gorget (1 piece sheet metal), any of gauntlets sleeve or cloak (all require 2 sheet metal), Helm (2 pieces sheet metal, then mail (requires 3 pieces of sheet metal)

* When working on banded armor, work in [[East Freeport]], [[Toxxulia Forest]], [[Qeynos Hills]], [[Greater Faydark]], or [[East Cabilis]]. These areas have [[Sheet Metal]] pre-made, which reduces your time spent as well as your losses due to sub-combine failure. I suggest Greater Faydark or East Freeport for most people. Trolls, Ogres, and Dark Elves have nowhere to buy it and must make their own.'''

=== Ornate Chain (Mantle, Boots, or Gloves) ===
* Banded covers you to 115 but there is a path to go from 175 -182 where you can make Ornate Chain.

* It takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric having 198 WIS to go from 175 to 182 trivial.

*Ornate Chain is made with an unenchanted silver bar and High Quality Ore dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye.

* It is easiest to farm SolA. Why SolA? There is a Gnome vendor (if you aren't KOS) in zone you can sell FS weapons and gems that drop off the goblins so you don't have to leave the zone. If you can do the tricks to sell to the [[Goblin Merchant]] that is an option too. Often either/both merchants will have HQ ore you can buy if you just want to spend the plat. This is handy after making good coin selling FS weapons, gems, and jewelry the goblins like to drop.

* This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you absolutely must do plate.

* The vendor in Freeport listed to sell the medium sized chain mold patterns does not exist at this time, use a different city. Felwithe and Neriak are good options because they sell patterns and silver bars.

* the HQ ore can frequently be found on merchants in Highkeep, and there is a forge in Highpass Hold just outside of Highkeep and to the left.

* High Quality Rings are not stackable, and 1 large brick of HQ ore turns in to 2 rings, so plan your bag space around this. A good option is to pre purchase the stackable silver bars and patterns and convert bricks and immediately use the 2 rings to make an attempt at a mantle.

=== Fine Plate ===
* When working on fine plate armor, work in [[Highkeep]], or [[Qeynos]]. These are the only three cities where both the molds, AND the medium quality ores can be bought for 20pp each.
* Folded MQ sheets are stackable
* Get stacks and stacks and stacks of spiderling silks and make stacks and stacks of silk thread. This is the most difficult part of doing fine steel besides having a couple thousand platinum to hit it hard (which you don't burn through too fast with reselling to vendor what you make, it just takes a good chunk of plat to start with).
* Once you have stacks and stacks and stacks (12-20 stacks) of [[Silk Thread]] made from spiderling silks take a [[Large Sewing Kit]], a [[Skinning Knife]], and all your stacks of silk thread to [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] to farm cat pelts. The leopards almost always drop a LQ or MQ cat pelt. You need the skinning knife to down grade MQ pelts to LQ. Out of 200 pelts I just farmed I received 5 HQ pelts so don't expect many HQ if needing for other purposes. As you get a pelt immediately turn it into stackable [[Leather Padding]]. Why do it this way? Stonebrunt is far from everything and the pelts drop on almost every kill but do not stack. It is only efficient to go here if you bring everything to convert the pelts into leather padding so you can walk in with stacks of silk thread and walk out with stacks of leather padding for fine plate smithing.

== Basic Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

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=== The Basics ===

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Metal Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 21 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || <67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || 3x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 27 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet Metal]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet of Velium]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || ? || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Studs]] || 3x [[Metal Bits]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Studs]] || 3x [[Velium Bits]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] (Yield: 2) || >41<67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Steel Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 45 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 33 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 37 || <109 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of High Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || ? || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 49 || 49 || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]] || [[Rusty Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]] || [[Rusty Broad Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger (Dervish)]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]] || [[Rusty Fer`Esh]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]] || [[Rusty Flail]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]] || [[Rusty Halberd]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]] || [[Rusty Long Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]] || [[Rusty Mace]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]] || [[Rusty Mining Pick]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]] || [[Rusty Morning Star]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]] || [[Rusty Rapier]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]] || [[Rusty Scimitar]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (Lempeck's Rusty Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (N/A - Lempeck's Rusty Scythe ]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]] || [[Rusty Shan`Tok]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Sheer Blade]] || [[Rusty Sheer Blade]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]] || [[Rusty Short Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]] || [[Rusty Shortened Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]] || [[Rusty Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]] || [[Rusty Warhammer]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Battle Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scimitar]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Dagger]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scythe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Broad Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2X [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mining Pick]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mace]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Flail]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}

|}

<span>''A note on the velium ores: This ore is a loot drop in Velious only. Common sources for it are: orc miners in crystal caverns, various mobs in Tower of Frozen Shadow (5th floor, especially), sentries and such in Skyshrine, and various spider and golem-type creatures in other zones (Velketor's Labyrinth, underneath Icewell Keep, etc.)''</span>

=== Other Basics ===
Use a [[Smithing Chisel]] to break apart bricks.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Large Brick of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=136 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Velium]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27? || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Velium]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 40 || 82 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 43 || <=115 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 46 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] (Yield: 2) || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || >48 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Chain Jointing]] || [[Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 95 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Chain Jointing]] || [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 100 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Great Staff]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Morning Star]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Short Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|}

=== Enchanted Components ===

Note: In general, enchanted ore or metals are created by having an enchanter enchant the ore ''before'' forging. Enchanted components are sometimes for Human Cultural.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Enchanted Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 51 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Chain Jointing]] || [[Enchanted Metal Rings]], [[Water Flask]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]] || 106 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Enchanted Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 32 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Enchanted Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 44 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]] (*) || 1x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]] (*) || 2x [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 42 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|}

''(*) Note: These last two items can be used by ANY smith to make silver weapons, but both of them must first be made by a human smith in a human cultural forge.''

=== Tools and Implements ===
{{Era Short|Classic}}

All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Metal Bits]], except where noted.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 92%;"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial
|-
| [[File]] || [[File Mold]] || 21 || 21
|-
| [[Small Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Small Container Base Mold]], [[Small Container Lid Mold]] || 31 || 27
|-
| [[Medium Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Container Base Mold]], [[Container Lid Mold]] || 40 || 42
|-
| [[Large Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Large Container Base Mold]], [[Large Container Lid Mold]] || 46 || 46
|-
| [[Skinning Knife]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]] * (no Metal Bits) || 41 || 41
|-
| [[Scaler]] || [[Scaler Mold]] || 39 || 41
|-
| [[Toolbox]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Toolbox Mold]] || 51 || 51
|-
| [[Shaped Cookie Cutters]] || Shaped Mold || 56 || 56
|-
| [[Large Lantern]] || [[Lantern Casing Mold]], [[Bottle]] || 68 || 68
|-
| [[Muffin Tin]] || [[Muffin Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Pie Tin]] || [[Pie Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Cake Round]] || [[Cake Round Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 115
|-
| [[Smoker]] || [[Skewers]], [[Smoke Base Mold]], [[Smoker Support Mold]] || 50 || 115
|-
| [[Skewers]] || [[Skewer Mold]] || 115 || 115
|-
| [[Pot]] || [[Pot Mold]], [[Standing Legs Mold]] || 122 || 122
|-
| [[Sewing Kit]] || [[Needle Mold]], [[Thimble Mold]] || 135 || 135
|-
| [[Bread Tin]] || [[Bread Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 135
|-
| [[Lockpicks]] || [[Lockpick Mold]] || 88 || existed?
|}

=== Weapons ===
==== Tarnished ====
All recipes require a [[Sharpening Stone]].<br>
Prices are a Work In Progress. I am making profit whole numbers so it sorts better.<br>
Note: The Sell prices listed are what the NPC buy from you for, NOT WHAT THEY SELL THEM FOR. Keep this in mind<br>
With 75 CHA and amiable faction, a sharpening stone is 3cp.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 80%;"
! Item
! Weapon
! Trivial
! Rusty<br> sell price*
! Tarnished<br> sell price*
! Extra Profit? *<br> (Not including Stone)
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]]
| [[Rusty Dagger]]
| 18
| 2s 9c
| 2s 9c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]]
| [[Rusty Mining Pick]]
| 19
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]]
| [[Rusty Shortened Spear]]
| 19
| 1g 2s 3c
| 1g 2s 3c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]]
| [[Rusty Rapier]]
| 20
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]]
| [[Rusty Short Sword]]
| 20
| 2s 8c
| 3s 2c
| 4
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]]
| [[Rusty Warhammer]]
| 20
| 1g 7s 1c
| 1g 7s 1c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]]
| [[Rusty Flail]]
| 21
|
| 1g 8s 1c
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]]
| [[Rusty Mace]]
| 21
| 9s 5c
| 9s 5c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]]
| [[Rusty Spear]]
| 21
| 1g 9s
| 1g 9s
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]]
| [[Rusty Axe]]
| 22
| 2s 9c
| 9s 5c
| 66
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]]
| [[Rusty Broad Sword]]
| 22
| 5s 7c
| 6s 3c
| 6
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]]
| [[Rusty Long Sword]]
| 23
| 1g 9s
| 2g 3c
| 13
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]]
| [[Rusty Scimitar]]
| 23
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Battle Axe]]
| 24
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]]
| [[Rusty Halberd]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]]
| [[Rusty Morning Star]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]]
| [[Rusty Bastard Sword]]
| 25
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]]
| [[Rusty Scythe]]
| 25
| 1g 9s
| 4c
| -186 (aka never do this)
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]]
| 25
| 2g 8s 6c
| 2g 8s 6c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| 26
|
|
|
|}

<nowiki>*All was done with indifferent faction with 110 CHA</nowiki>

==== Forged ====
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Forged Bastard Sword]] || [[Dual-Edged Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Battle Axe]] || [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Dagger]] || [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 48 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Fer`Esh]] || [[Fer`Esh Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Halberd]] || [[Halberd Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Javelin]](x2) || [[Javelin Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 60 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Long Sword]] || [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Mace]] || [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Morning Star]] || [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Pick]] || [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 49 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Rapier]] || [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Scimitar]] || [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shan`Tok]] || [[Shan`Tok Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Sheer Blade]] || [[Sheer Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Short Sword]] || [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 62 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shuriken]](x10) || [[Shuriken Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Spear]] || [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 66 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Axe]](x5) || [[Throwing Axe Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Knife]](x10?) || [[Throwing Knife Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 53 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Two Handed Sword]] || [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Warhammer]] || [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

==== Velium ====
{{Era|Velious}}

All pieces require a [[Sheet of Velium]] and a [[Coldain Velium Temper]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Forged Velium 2-Handed Sword]]
| [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 122
|-
| [[Forged Velium Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 95
|-
| [[Forged Velium Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Morning Star]]
| [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 119
|-
| [[Forged Velium Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 108
|-
| [[Forged Velium Shuriken]](x20?)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 104
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Axe]](x15?)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 102
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Knife]](x20?)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 98
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Spear]](x15?)
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 106
|}

==== Silvered ====
{{Era|Kunark}}

All pieces require an [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]], an [[Enchanted Silver Bar]], and a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Silvered Battle Axe]]
| [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Javelin]]
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Mace]]
| [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Pick]]
| [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Rapier]]
| [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Shuriken]](x1)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Spear]]
| [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Axe]](x1)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Knife]](x1)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Warhammer]]
| [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|}

==== Misc ====
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Field Point Arrowheads]](x20) || [[Metal Bits]], [[File]] || 41 || 41 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Hooked Arrowheads]](x5) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 68 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Antonian Javelin]] (cultural, made by HUM only) || 1x [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]], [[Javelin Mold]] || 112 || ?? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Bundled Steel Arrow Shafts]] || 2x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 135 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Silver Tipped Arrowheads]](x5) || 1x [[Silver Bar]], 1x [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 79 || 168 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

=== Banded Armor ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Banded Item
! [[Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
! Era
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mask | Mask]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mask Mold| Mask]]
| 4
| 1.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gorget |Gorget]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gorget Mold|Gorget]]
| 5
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Bracer |Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Bracer Sectional Mold |Bracer Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Boots |Boots]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Boot Mold |Boot]]
| 6
| 5.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Belt |Belt]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Belt Sectional Mold|Belt Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mantle |Mantle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mantle Sectional Mold |Mantle Sectional]]
| 6
| 3.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Cloak |Cloak]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Cloak Sectional Mold | Cloak Sectional]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 175
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gauntlets |Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gauntlet Mold |Gauntlet]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}} (Oct 1999)
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Sleeves |Sleeves]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Sleeves Sectional Mold |Sleeves Sectional]]
| 7
| 3.5
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Helm |Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Helm Mold |Helm]]
| 8
| 4.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Leggings |Leggings]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Leggings Sectional Mold |Leggings Sectional]]
| 8
| 5.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mail |Mail]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mail Sectional Mold |Mail Sectional]]
| 15
| 7.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! style="text-align: center;" | 23
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 85
! style="text-align: center;" | 45
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! style="text-align: center;" | 24
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 91
! style="text-align: center;" | 47
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Visible Set
! style="text-align: center;" | 15
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 57
! style="text-align: center;" | -
!
!
|}

=== Shields ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure. In classic Everquest the Blacksmithed version of shields were better AC than their vendor purchased / npc dropped counterparts and had different vendor values.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! style="text-align: center;" | Item
! style="text-align: center;" | Mold
! style="text-align: center;" | Metal
! style="text-align: center;" | Trivial
|-
| [[Buckler]]
| [[Buckler Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 82
|-
| [[Round Shield]]
| [[Round Shield Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Targ Shield]]
| [[Targ Shield Mold]]
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Kite Shield]]
| [[Kite Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Tower Shield]]
| [[Tower Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|}

Small and large size shields are made similarly, just with the appropriate sized mold.

== Advanced Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

=== Ornate Chain Armor ===
All recipes require an appropriate Chainmail Pattern, [[Silver Bar]], [[Water Flask]], and [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Epics}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width:100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Ornate Chain Item
! Chainmail Pattern
! [[High Quality Metal Rings|HQ Metal]] [[High Quality Metal Rings|Rings]]
! AC
! Wt<br />
! p99<br/>Trivial
! Classic<br/>Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gorget|Gorget]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Neckguard Pattern|Neckguard]]
| 1
| 6
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Bracelet|Bracelet]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Bracelet Pattern|Bracelet]]
| 1
| 7
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Veil|Veil]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Veil Pattern|Veil]]
| 1
| 5
| 0.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Skirt|Skirt]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Skirt Pattern|Skirt]]
| 2
| 7
| 2.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Coif|Coif]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Coif Pattern|Coif]]
| 2
| 9
| 4.0
| 170
| 170
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mantle|Mantle]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Mantle Pattern|Mantle]]
| 2
| 7
| 3.0
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Sleeves|Sleeves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Sleeve Pattern|Sleeve]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gloves|Gloves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Glove Pattern|Glove]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Boots|Boots]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Boot Pattern|Boots]]
| 2
| 7
| 4.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Leggings|Leggings]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Pant Pattern|Pant]]
| 3
| 9
| 5.0
| 175
| >166 & <= 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Cloak|Cloak]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Cloak Pattern|Cloak]]
| 3
| 8
| 3.5
| 175
| 222
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mail|Mail]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Tunic Pattern|Tunic]]
| 3
| 16
| 7.0
| >174 & <182
| 195
|-
!Total
!
! 23
! 97
! 40.0
!
!
|-
!Both Bracelets
!
! 24
! 104
! 41.5
!
!
|}

''Note: Enchanted Silver Bars do not work for these recipes.''

=== Fine Plate Armor ===
All recipes require [[Leather Padding]] (see below for farming notes), a [[Water Flask]], and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Hole}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Fine Plate Item
! [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal | Medium Quality<br/>Folded Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Collar|Collar]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gorget Mold|Plate Gorget]]
| 8
| 4.0
| 166
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Visor|Visor]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Visor Mold|Plate Visor]]
| 7
| 1.5
| 163
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Bracer|Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Bracer Mold|Plate Bracer]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Helm|Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Helm Mold|Plate Helm]]
| 12
| 6.0
| 179
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Pauldron|Pauldron]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Pauldron Mold|Plate Pauldron]]
| 10
| 4.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Girdle|Girdle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Belt Mold|Plate Belt]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Vambraces|Vambraces]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Vambrace Mold|Plate Vambrace]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Gauntlets|Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gauntlet Mold|Plate Gauntlet]]
| 11
| 5.0
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Boots|Boots]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Boot Mold|Plate Boot]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Breastplate|Breastplate]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Breastplate Mold|Plate Breastplate]]
| 19
| 10.0
| 188
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Splinted Cloak|Fine Splinted Cloak]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Field Splinted Cloak Mold|Field Splinted Cloak]]
| 10
| 5.5
| 242
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Greaves|Greaves]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Greaves Mold|Plate Greaves]]
| 12
| 7.5
| 182
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! 24
!
! 127
! 65
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! 25
!
! 136
! 69
!
|}

=== Fine Plate Dyes ===

[[File:Dwarfsmallpalebluefineplatearmor.png|200px|thumb|Small Pale (Light) Blue Fine Plate armor set on female dwarf model]]
[[File:bile_dyes01.png|200px|thumb|Three different dyes on a male troll - pale green breastplate, normal green legs/arms/wrists, and normal yellow helm/gloves/boots.]]

Armor dyes are used on fine steel plate armor only (no other armor will accept a dye). The color of the armor can be changed, while the stats are unmodified. The extracts needed for the dyes are made by either a [[Shaman]] using [[Alchemy]] or a [[Rogue]] using [[Make Poison]]. These extracts are then usable by anyone (no skill check) to be combined into dyes. There is an in game book [[How to Dye and Stain]] that describes part of this.

;The general process involves three steps:

;1. Make the Extract

Extracts can be combined in either an alchemist's [[Medicine Bag]], or in a rogue's [[Mortar and Pestle]] (trivial of 36 for both shaman and rogue). The [[Empty Vial]] needed is sold by the dye supply merchants, and is combined with a water flask and the main extract ingredient. While this step can be done by anyone, for a higher success rate it is better to have a shaman or a rogue perform this combine.

;2. Make the Dye

Can be made by anyone (no-fail), using the above extracts, and combining them in a [[Medium Clay Jar]] with some [[Resin]] (made by [[pottery]], this is a combineable container. You lose the jar on combine)

* dark color - [[resin]] x1, extract x1. (e.g. [[Dark Green Dye]])
* base color - [[resin]] x2, extract x1. (e.g. [[Green Dye]])
* light color - [[resin]] x3, extract x1. (e.g. [[Light Green Dye]])

;3. Dye the Armor

Take a completed piece of fine steel plate armor, place it in the forge along with 1 dye, 1 [[Jar of Acid]], 1 [[Jar of Lacquer]] and hit combine. Once dyed, the color cannot be removed. You CAN fail on this part of the process (it's a skill check versus your smithing skill), read your combine message carefully. On a failure, the armor will be returned to you, undyed, and you lose the dye, lacquer and acid.

<table class="eoTable3" style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<th colspan="6">Dye Table</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th rowspan="2">Material</th>
<th rowspan="2">Extract</th>
<th style="text-align:center" colspan="3">Colors</th>
<th rowspan="2">Drop Locations</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Resin]] x1</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x2</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x3</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Permafrost Crystals]]</td>
<td>[[Permafrost Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Blue Dye|Dark Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Blue Dye|Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Light Blue Dye|Pale Blue]]</td>
<td>Mobs in [[Permafrost]], Ground Spawn in Dire wolf pens</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Evergreen Leaf]]</td>
<td>[[Evergreen Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Green Dye|Dark Green]]</td>
<td>[[Green Dye|Green]]</td>
<td>[[Light Green Dye|Pale Green]]</td>
<td>Ground Spawn in [[Greater Faydark]] at (2400, 2400) and [[The Wakening Land]] at (2900, 4300)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Red Dye|Crimson]]</td>
<td>[[Red Dye|Red]]</td>
<td>[[Light Red Dye|Rose]]</td>
<td>Fungus mobs in [[Upper Guk]], [[Innothule Swamp|Innothule]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (199, 3613)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Yellow Dye|Dark Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Yellow Dye|Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Light Yellow Dye|Pale Yellow]]</td>
<td>Scarecrows in [[Western Karana|WK]], [[Unrest]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (1101, 3594)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Charcoal]] or [[Red Cockatrice Feather]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Extract]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Dye|Black]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Grey Dye|Grey]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Light Grey Dye|Slate]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">Various elementals. Kunark Cockatrice, Frogloks, Goblins</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Green Froglok Skin]] or [[Green Goblin Skin]]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Russet Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Russet Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Brown Rust Dye|Brown Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Iron Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Dye|Red Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Cultural Smithing ==

Cultural smithing involves several sets of armor unique to each race. This includes the use of tempers, imbued gems, and [[Forge|cultural forges (see for locations)]].

All cultural armor requires smithing by the race listed, and must be forged within the race-specific forge located in their home city.

''Note: [[Erudite]]s and [[Halfling]]s do not have any cultural smithing armor sets since they are instead [[Tailoring|cultural tailoring]] races. [[Wood Elf]]s have smithed weapons, though their primary cultural tradeskills are [[tailoring]] and [[fletching]]. [[Half-Elves]] do not have any unique cultural tradeskills for their race, though they can use some of the items made by others.''

'''Imbued Gems:''' Are converted from normal gems by an "Imbue Gem" spell. Each imbued gem gives different bonuses to the resulting armor, and restricts it to a particular deity. Healers (cleric, druid, shaman) can call down the blessing of their deity upon a gem with the use of a level 29 spell. (For Solusek Ro, it is a wizard spell.) Each healer can only scribe and cast the imbue spell for the gem specific to their deity, after which a tradesperson can use the imbued gem in crafting deity-specific items. (The tradesperson does not need to worship a specific deity in order to craft items for that deity.)

{| class="eoTable"
! Imbued Gem || Deity Restriction || Used for? || Creation Spell || Spell Caster Class
|-
| [[Imbued Amber]] || [[Cazic Thule]] || Ogre & Iksar & Erudite Smithing || [[Imbue Amber]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Black Sapphire]] || [[Bertoxxulous]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Black Sapphire]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Diamond]] || [[Mithaniel Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Diamond]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Emerald]] || [[Tunare]] || High Elf {{VeliousGray|& Gnome Smithing}} || [[Imbue Emerald]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ivory]] || [[The Tribunal]] || Barbarian Smithing || [[Imbue Ivory]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Jade]] || [[Rallos Zek]] || Ogre, Barbarian, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Jade]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Opal]] || [[Rodcet Nife]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Opal]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Peridot]] || [[Bristlebane]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Peridot]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Plains Pebble]] || [[Karana]] || Halfling Tailoring, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Plains Pebble]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Rose Quartz]] || [[Erollisi Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Rose Quartz]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ruby]] || [[Brell Serilis]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Ruby]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Sapphire]] || [[Innoruuk]] || Dark Elf Smithing || [[Imbue Sapphire]] || [[Shaman]], [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Topaz]] || [[Quellious]] || Erudite Tailoring || [[Imbue Topaz]] || [[Cleric]]
|}

'''Tempers:''' Are made with the [[Brewing#Tempers|brewing]] skill (see the brewing page for more information), and can be made by any race.

'''Cultural Tradeskill Table'''

{| class="eoTable"
! Cultural Tradeskill || Discription
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Barbarian|Barbarian]] || Can forge a chain-class armor, plus weapons. The armor can be worn by all chain-wearing non-small, non-large folk, including iksar (no dwarves, gnomes, halflings, trolls or ogres). Use a [[Northman Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dark Elf|Dark Elf]] || Can forge Adamantite Armor - both chain and plate varieties, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by half elves. Use a [[Teir`dal Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dwarf|Dwarf]] || Can forge Brellium Armor - wearable by plate classes, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by gnomes and halflings. Use a [[Stormguard Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Erudite|Erudite]] || Can make Steelsilk Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Erud Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Gnomes || Gnome cultural smithing is not yet in the game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Halfling|Halfling]] || Can make Vale Leather Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Vale Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: High Elf|High Elf]] || Can make Mithril Armor which can also be worn by wood elves and half elves. Use a [[Koada`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Human|Human]] || Can make Seafarers' Ringmail (Freeport), Field Plate (Freeport), Full Plate (Qeynos) armor sets. These can also be worn by barbarians, erudites, and half elves. Note that humans have TWO cultural forges, one in Freeport and one in Qeynos. They can make armor in both locations, but must use the proper forge with the proper recipe. Use either a [[Antonican Forge]] or a [[Royal Qeynos Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Iksar|Iksar]] || Can make Skyiron Armor, weapons, and shields. Use a [[Iksar Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Ogre|Ogre]] || Can make Ogre War Plate and Ogre Splintmail armor sets, which can also be worn by trolls. Use a [[Oggok Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Trolls || Troll cultural smithing is not yet in game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Wood Elf|Wood Elf]] || Can make Mithril Studded Leather and Mithril Reinforced Leather (tailored with smithing components) as well as Mithril Feir`dal weapons. Use a [[Fier`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|}

== Finding Materials ==

Most blacksmithing materials can be purchased from vendors, but a few require killing stuff.

=== Fine Plate: Leather Padding ===

Leather Paddings are one of the most frustrating aspects of mastering blacksmithing: they require farming several different items ''and'' doing multiple combines, just to produce a single padding ... and they're not even Blacksmithing combines (they're [[Tailoring]])!

Fortunately, there are a few key locations in Norath that can at least make the farming part easier.

==== Leather Padding: Spiderling Silk ====

By far the best place to collect {{:Spiderling Silk}} is the [[Field of Bone]]. Other newbie zones might have a few spiderlings to kill, but Field of Bone features a "secret" crypt full of colorfully named ones (eg. [[A bonebinder]]), perhaps twenty in total.

Field of Bone can be easily reached by heading west from the zone-in location in [[Emerald Jungle]]. Once in the zone the crypt entrance is on the opposite side, at {{Loc | Field of Bone| 210, 2500}}.

Because it's a newbie zone, the respawn timer is short, only 6:40. This means that after you finish clearing the crypt, you have just enough time to buff a few newbies or take a bathroom break, before the whole place respawns again.

==== Leather Padding: Low Quality Pelts ====

By far the best place to farm pelts is [[Stonebrunt Mountains]]. Elsewhere in Norath animals only drop pelts infrequently, and many are ruined. In Stonebrunt though the leopards almost always have a drop, it's never ruined, and usually it's a pelt (≈20% have a skin instead). You can easily spend an evening here and grind out 200 pelt drops for making leather padding.

Unfortunately, many of the pelts you get won't be low quality, but you can easily fix that by combining them with a [[Skinning Knife]].

'''Also, bring your stacks of [[Silk Thread]] with you so you can convert the unstackable pelts directly into stackable [[Leather Padding]]!!!! Stonebrunt is way out of the way so this is the only efficient way to make the trips here count.'''

There are two main areas to hunt.

'''First Path'''
The best technique is to go from the zone entrance to the First red X location just running straight out along the ground that looks like jungle until you start getting towards the sea, they wont spawn by the sea.
This is (roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| -4000, -500}}), and it contains approximately ten+ leopards and they like to bunch up so searching is not difficult. There are also kobolds, wisps, and snakes in the valley, but they're all low level and shouldn't bother you. Being a high level pet class makes this very easy.

'''Second Path'''
From the zone entrance travel north along the left zone wall into the mountains where the ground turns forest like and you see snow covered trees all the way to roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| 200, 2600}}. You'll find leopards all along this area in the trees and then again when when the ground changes to rock. At least a similar number leopards or more that also like to path together. There are slightly higher level mobs here, but again nothing to worry about unless you are low level. Again being a high level pet class makes this a cake walk to kill it all

'''Additional Areas'''
After the first 2 pathing areas you can run all around the rock colored floor areas to the other side of the zone and see tigers and more leopards. The tigers are higher level and fewer of them. But you can easily just run from leopard to leopard in the rocky areas of the zone and then just back track the first pathing area or second pathing area. This zone is filled to the brim with leopards and again you can grind out 200 pelt drops in an evening if you want.

'''There is no need to be a tracking class''' with the high number of leopards in this zone but [[Tracking]] (especially from a Ranger) is highly recommended if you want to really have nonstop killing, but non-trackers will still find plenty leopards just by wandering around; they spawn together and are packed fairly densely.

== Of Smithing and Grime and Sweat... ==

''by Janus Xanathis, Necrobane (Tunare server) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20001206083900/http://www.eqtraders.com/ Dec 2000])''

There are books you can read, and other documents to view that can tell you HOW to use the skill of the hammer and the forge. I am not going to do that today. What I am going to do is tell you WHAT to make when your body is layered in sweat and grime, and the smoke of the bellows is against your face. If you follow this plan, you shall have the skill to create the armor that everyone wants, in only as long as your gold holds true. For once you start selling the armor... gold is not something you need to want for again.

First off, let me tell you this. To walk on the road to become a master of this skill requires much time, and a greater amount of gold. Unlike skills such as baking, or jewelcraft, in which you can start to recoup some of your gold loss at a lower skill, you cannot do that with the hammer and the forge. How many people do you know of walking around town shouting for skewers, or metal bits? Exactly.

But as I said above, once you get the skill to start creating the banded armor that sells so well, you will start to gain your gold back, and you shall get many an order for more. With that said, what is the quickest road to gaining the skill to become an armor-smith, you ask? Well, I shall tell you. The easiest jump, on the road to creating glorious armor, is to save up your trainings for four levels. Once you have all twenty trainings, dump them all into Smithing. Since you won't have the skill to kill the monsters that have the loot that you can sell for the amount of gold you'll need... until you are in the low teens... saving up the trainings shouldn't be a problem. But, if for some reason, you need all of your trainings, there are other ways to get to the twentieth level of skill. Two to be exact.

You '''sharpen rusty weapons''' that are taken from the dead hands of monsters that hold them... or you make the '''metal bits''' that are needed for some of the later items. I don't want to replace the part of the book, but, some basics to know when you are doing anything with the forge. NEVER stack anything in it. If it calls for multiples of something that stacks, put them in different slots. The last item you will always be placing in the forge, is a flask of water. Hunting down madmen in the desert of Ro is a good way to gain the huge amounts of water that you will need for this skill. Whether you are making metal bits, or a banded helm... each step of the way has a single flask of water as the last item to place in the forge.

Also, not matter if you succeed, or fail, when you are using the forge ... All items you place in it will be lost. If you succeeded, you will have the item you were creating. If you failed, you have nothing, but some more skill on the road to becoming a hammer master. Once you have been ranked as having a skill of the twentieth level, you will see the message that making the metal bits, or sharpening the weapons is beneath you. It's quite uppity to tell you this, but what it means is that you will gain no more learning from doing these tasks. So, you now switch over to making a different item....

'''A metal sheet.'''

But can't you buy those, you ask? Why yes, you can, and they are about the same price, if not lower, to buy then they are to make. So when you are making the more difficult items that require the sheets to make, simply buy the sheets, that way you don't have to worry about the random failure in making them. BUT... they are the easiest thing to make to get you up the ladder of skill at this point. Making metal sheets will get you to rank fifty in smithy. Again, you will fail, more then you succeed at first... and you will make a LOT of sheets by the time you get to fifty. But a good note is that you can sell them back to the vendors that you are buying the parts that you need to make them from. You won't get back all of your money... maybe half... maybe three quarters... but it's still something back. Once you get to the level in which the metal sheets are gaining you no skill... what should you make next?

'''Banded Armor?'''

Sadly... not yet. You can try... and you will fail... greatly. And you may be able to make a piece every twenty or thirty tries. But your learning will not go up that fast, and the money you will loose will be insane. So, stick to simpler items, such as Large Lanterns.

If you are at 68... NOW are you going to try to make the banded armor? Aye. You can.

I, so far, have been able to make five banded helms, and two banded shirts. The shirts I did at with my skill of eighty. Two tries per shirt. I know I was lucky to only have a single failure per item. But it goes to show you that having the patience to walk the long road will pay off. With the going rate being about forty plat for a shirt, if not more... You can see that even with a few failures per item, you will be making your gold back, and more. Don't just worry about getting to the skill to make banded, and stopping there. There are rumors around that smiths shall soon have the ability to start to make plate, or a type of plate armor. I have also heard that you are going to need a skill up around one hundred and thirty, if not more, if you want to pull this off.

All I can say is... start making your banded wares... and continue to make them. Also... out of any of the skills... none are as physically rewarding as this one. Having spent hours over the hot coals, pounding away with your hammer... and creating an item that will help save someone from those extra slices and blows... is also a very good feeling to have. Of course, so is feeling the weight of your purse after you just sold off a full suit to someone.

== Resources ==

There are several ingame books which originally provided the recipes for blacksmithing:

* [[Ikthars Fine Steel Skin]] by Ikthar Fireheart
* [[Fireprides Guide to Shield Craft]] by Ton Firepride
* [[Rings, Chains, and Arrowheads]] by Gord Smith
* [http://www.less3d.com/smithing.htm Less3D's Smithing List]

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Skill Blacksmithing

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'''Note about trivials!''' ''The kunark era pages at eqtraders.com list the trivials in the "Classic Trivial".

Blacksmithing is an ancient craft. Through its teachings you will learn to forge the primal elements of our lands into useful tools, as well as arms and armor. Those highly skilled in the trade are even known to be able to create magical items.

== Overview ==

To forge an item, you must collect all the components required, and then place them within a [[forge]]. Once this is completed, you simply combine them (click the combine button on the forge) and you will either create the item, or fail. It is important to note that items must not be stacked when attempting to combine them (Hold CTRL when you click a stack to take just one item from the stack). Either way you will lose the base components.

When you first enter the learning cycle of smithing, you have two options available to you:

1) You can go to your guildmaster and ask them to train you. By saving up the training points given to you, you can achieve an elementary skill (21 points) without ever seeing a forge.

2) Learn on your own and not waste those precious training points. I suggest this route. Why? Because while smithing is an expensive craft to master, learning its basics is very inexpensive. Simply find a merchant selling sharpening stones and buy a few packs full. Then park your behind at the forge of choice, and offer to sharpen the rusty weapons of those adventurers around you. This alone will progress your skill beyond that which your guildmaster can teach you.

Many of the components required for your smithing, will be purchased either from various Merchants (NPCs), or from other Craftsmen. However, as you progress in skill and start making the more difficult items, you will find that many things you need can only be found by adventuring, or by purchasing them from others who have adventured. Your search for these more elusive components will literally span the known lands, but fret not, as the results of your trials will be worth it. Imagine holding that magical war hammer in your hand, knowing that you forged it yourself with sweat and tears!

=== Quests ===

* [[Totemic Armor Quests]] ([[Shaman]]).
* [[The Spirit of Garzicor]]
* [[Coldain Prayer Shawl Quests]] (part 8).

== Blacksmithing Leveling Guide ==
'''Strength or Intelligence or Wisdom, whichever is higher governs your chance to gain skill increases.'''
=== Getting Started (Up to 68) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

* '''1 to 21:''' [[Metal Bits]] and [[File]]
** Buy 3 [[File Mold]], 53 [[Water Flask]], 100 [[Small Piece of Ore]] (~20pp).
*** Do ~50 [[Metal Bits]] combines, and then 3 [[File]]. (Keep 1, sell extras)
*** You will want ~40 metal bits left after making your file.
* '''21 to 31:''' [[Sheet Metal]]
* '''41 to 68:''' [[Large Lantern]]
** Need to buy 40 [[Lantern Casing Mold]] and 40 [[Bottle|Bottles]] (~6pp).
** Around forty combines will use up your metal bits from earlier and get you to around 68. Sell Lanterns after to get some money back.

=== Banded Armor (Up to 115) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

You will need to do about 100 combines to go from 68 to 115. If you plan on wearing the armor, your best bet is going to still follow the cheapest path and then make each item you need to wear once or twice after it is trivial.
<ul><li> '''69 to 90:''' {{:Banded Belt}}, {{:Banded Boots}}, {{:Banded Bracer}}, {{:Banded Gorget}}, {{:Banded Mantle}}, {{:Banded Mask}}
<ul><li> Gorget, followed by Bracers are the cheapest. The others are substantially more expensive. Expect it to take about 50 combines to reach 90+.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 50 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 60pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''90 to 106:''' {{:Banded Cloak}}, {{:Banded Gauntlets}}, {{:Banded Helm}}, {{:Banded Leggings}}, {{:Banded Sleeves}}
<ul><li> Gauntlets, followed very closely by Helms are the cheapest. You will probably need 20 gauntlets to hit 100 and about 12 Helms to get 106.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 64 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 90pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''106 to 115:''' {{:Banded Mail}}
<ul><li> Other than getting a few levels above 105 out of leggings, you'll have to rely on Mail for most of this. Expect to make 20 or so.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 60 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 100pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>

=== Feir`Dal Fletching Kit (up to 163) ===
If you are not agro to Wood Elves, I would highly recommend making [[Feir`Dal Fletching Kit]]s up to 163. This costs about 7pp per combine and will take you higher than Ornate Chain. Don't be like me and burn 3000pp just to get to 133. I could have probably gotten to 163 for less than 2000pp if I had started with the kits.

You do NOT have to be a Wood Elf to use the Feir`Dal Forge or make Feir`Dal cultural crafting.

If you can't go to Kelethin, Ornate (below) is going to be your best bet. But just know it's really annoying to get materials for, and extremely expensive.

=== Ornate Chain (up to 142) ===
[[Ornate Chain Armor]] can get you to 142. It requires [[High Quality Metal Rings]] which are made from [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] which are a pain to get. You can sometimes find them on merchants that players sold to, along with [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] which can be turned into the Large Bricks. These are all extremely expensive - about 60pp for a single brick which will make 2 rings, if you don't fail.

So far the only merchant confirmed to always sell these in EQ Legends is [[Greta Terrilon]] in [[Halas]]. Unfortunately, no one in Halas seems to sell silver bars.

From the looks of it, the best path to 142 is:

* [[Ornate Chain Bracelet]] to 122 (~32pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Coif]] to 132 (~65pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Mail]] to 142 (~98pp per combine)

I spent about 3000pp on Ore, Silver Bars, and Patterns. It got me to 133 skill.

=== Fine Plate (up to 188) ===
* '''142 to 163:''' [[Fine Plate Visor]]
* '''163 to 166:''' [[Fine Plate Collar]]
* '''166 to 168:''' [[Fine Plate Bracer]]
* '''168 to 175:''' [[Fine Plate Gauntlets]]
* '''175 to 179:''' [[Fine Plate Helm]]
* '''179 to 182:''' [[Fine Plate Greaves]]
* '''182 to 188:''' [[Fine Plate Breastplate]]

== Skilling up Recommendations ==
The following recommendations are designed to strike a solid balance between saving time and saving money.

=== Basics ===

* Bypass [[Scaler]] in favor of [[Studs]], and then on to [[Skewers]]. This path avoids making multiple trips between merchants for molds <s>and eventually bottles</s> because you only require [[Metal Bits]] and [[Water Flask]] until you hit [[Skewers]] (which still use the supply of bits you will have acquired, as well as a single mold), but will cost a little more. Total cost to get from 1 to 100 skill (only 1 point put into it) using this method was approximately 100 plat (50 CHA, 161 WIS). '''~~NOTE~~''': Studs are trivial at 41, so you still need to do Large Lanterns (or similar i.e. Forged Javelins). Studs are a good stand-in for Scaler, though.

* You CAN bypass ornate chain armors in favor of fine plate, or alternate between ornate and fine plate visors as you get in supplies for either. Getting your tailoring skills up high enough to make your own leather padding will save lots of money in the long run, and people often have silks and skins to sell-you can also reliable farm your own in newbie zones (There's a decent spot in Eastern Commons near the tunnel to farm spiderlings and random bear/wolf/cat skins for padding while you buy/sell with players). By making your own leather padding and selling your wares to merchants (if you can't find buyers), you will make back most of what you spend. Ornate chain requires more trips between the farming locale and bank/forge, but may be cheaper overall.

=== Banded ===

* For banded armor, Banded mask trivial 90, Banded Gorget (92), Banded Belt, boots, bracer or Mantle (95), Banded Cloak, Gauntlets, Helm or Sleeves (102), banded Leggings (108) and finally banded Mail at 115.

All Banded combines require a mold, water flask and some number of pieces of sheet metal. I would suggest gorget (1 piece sheet metal), any of gauntlets sleeve or cloak (all require 2 sheet metal), Helm (2 pieces sheet metal, then mail (requires 3 pieces of sheet metal)

* When working on banded armor, work in [[East Freeport]], [[Toxxulia Forest]], [[Qeynos Hills]], [[Greater Faydark]], or [[East Cabilis]]. These areas have [[Sheet Metal]] pre-made, which reduces your time spent as well as your losses due to sub-combine failure. I suggest Greater Faydark or East Freeport for most people. Trolls, Ogres, and Dark Elves have nowhere to buy it and must make their own.'''

=== Ornate Chain (Mantle, Boots, or Gloves) ===
* Banded covers you to 115 but there is a path to go from 175 -182 where you can make Ornate Chain.

* It takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric having 198 WIS to go from 175 to 182 trivial.

*Ornate Chain is made with an unenchanted silver bar and High Quality Ore dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye.

* It is easiest to farm SolA. Why SolA? There is a Gnome vendor (if you aren't KOS) in zone you can sell FS weapons and gems that drop off the goblins so you don't have to leave the zone. If you can do the tricks to sell to the [[Goblin Merchant]] that is an option too. Often either/both merchants will have HQ ore you can buy if you just want to spend the plat. This is handy after making good coin selling FS weapons, gems, and jewelry the goblins like to drop.

* This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you absolutely must do plate.

* The vendor in Freeport listed to sell the medium sized chain mold patterns does not exist at this time, use a different city. Felwithe and Neriak are good options because they sell patterns and silver bars.

* the HQ ore can frequently be found on merchants in Highkeep, and there is a forge in Highpass Hold just outside of Highkeep and to the left.

* High Quality Rings are not stackable, and 1 large brick of HQ ore turns in to 2 rings, so plan your bag space around this. A good option is to pre purchase the stackable silver bars and patterns and convert bricks and immediately use the 2 rings to make an attempt at a mantle.

=== Fine Plate ===
* When working on fine plate armor, work in [[Highkeep]], or [[Qeynos]]. These are the only three cities where both the molds, AND the medium quality ores can be bought for 20pp each.
* Folded MQ sheets are stackable
* Get stacks and stacks and stacks of spiderling silks and make stacks and stacks of silk thread. This is the most difficult part of doing fine steel besides having a couple thousand platinum to hit it hard (which you don't burn through too fast with reselling to vendor what you make, it just takes a good chunk of plat to start with).
* Once you have stacks and stacks and stacks (12-20 stacks) of [[Silk Thread]] made from spiderling silks take a [[Large Sewing Kit]], a [[Skinning Knife]], and all your stacks of silk thread to [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] to farm cat pelts. The leopards almost always drop a LQ or MQ cat pelt. You need the skinning knife to down grade MQ pelts to LQ. Out of 200 pelts I just farmed I received 5 HQ pelts so don't expect many HQ if needing for other purposes. As you get a pelt immediately turn it into stackable [[Leather Padding]]. Why do it this way? Stonebrunt is far from everything and the pelts drop on almost every kill but do not stack. It is only efficient to go here if you bring everything to convert the pelts into leather padding so you can walk in with stacks of silk thread and walk out with stacks of leather padding for fine plate smithing.

== Basic Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

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=== The Basics ===

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Metal Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 21 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || <67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || 3x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 27 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet Metal]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet of Velium]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || ? || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Studs]] || 3x [[Metal Bits]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Studs]] || 3x [[Velium Bits]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] (Yield: 2) || >41<67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Steel Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 45 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 33 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 37 || <109 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of High Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || ? || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 49 || 49 || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]] || [[Rusty Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]] || [[Rusty Broad Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger (Dervish)]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]] || [[Rusty Fer`Esh]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]] || [[Rusty Flail]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]] || [[Rusty Halberd]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]] || [[Rusty Long Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]] || [[Rusty Mace]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]] || [[Rusty Mining Pick]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]] || [[Rusty Morning Star]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]] || [[Rusty Rapier]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]] || [[Rusty Scimitar]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (Lempeck's Rusty Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (N/A - Lempeck's Rusty Scythe ]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]] || [[Rusty Shan`Tok]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Sheer Blade]] || [[Rusty Sheer Blade]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]] || [[Rusty Short Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]] || [[Rusty Shortened Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]] || [[Rusty Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]] || [[Rusty Warhammer]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Battle Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scimitar]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Dagger]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scythe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Broad Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2X [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mining Pick]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mace]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Flail]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}

|}

<span>''A note on the velium ores: This ore is a loot drop in Velious only. Common sources for it are: orc miners in crystal caverns, various mobs in Tower of Frozen Shadow (5th floor, especially), sentries and such in Skyshrine, and various spider and golem-type creatures in other zones (Velketor's Labyrinth, underneath Icewell Keep, etc.)''</span>

=== Other Basics ===
Use a [[Smithing Chisel]] to break apart bricks.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Large Brick of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=136 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Velium]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27? || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Velium]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 40 || 82 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 43 || <=115 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 46 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] (Yield: 2) || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || >48 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Chain Jointing]] || [[Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 95 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Chain Jointing]] || [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 100 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Great Staff]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Morning Star]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Short Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|}

=== Enchanted Components ===

Note: In general, enchanted ore or metals are created by having an enchanter enchant the ore ''before'' forging. Enchanted components are sometimes for Human Cultural.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Enchanted Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 51 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Chain Jointing]] || [[Enchanted Metal Rings]], [[Water Flask]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]] || 106 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Enchanted Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 32 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Enchanted Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 44 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]] (*) || 1x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]] (*) || 2x [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 42 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|}

''(*) Note: These last two items can be used by ANY smith to make silver weapons, but both of them must first be made by a human smith in a human cultural forge.''

=== Tools and Implements ===
{{Era Short|Classic}}

All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Metal Bits]], except where noted.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 92%;"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial
|-
| [[File]] || [[File Mold]] || 21 || 21
|-
| [[Small Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Small Container Base Mold]], [[Small Container Lid Mold]] || 31 || 27
|-
| [[Medium Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Container Base Mold]], [[Container Lid Mold]] || 40 || 42
|-
| [[Large Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Large Container Base Mold]], [[Large Container Lid Mold]] || 46 || 46
|-
| [[Skinning Knife]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]] * (no Metal Bits) || 41 || 41
|-
| [[Scaler]] || [[Scaler Mold]] || 39 || 41
|-
| [[Toolbox]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Toolbox Mold]] || 51 || 51
|-
| [[Shaped Cookie Cutters]] || Shaped Mold || 56 || 56
|-
| [[Large Lantern]] || [[Lantern Casing Mold]], [[Bottle]] || 68 || 68
|-
| [[Muffin Tin]] || [[Muffin Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Pie Tin]] || [[Pie Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Cake Round]] || [[Cake Round Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 115
|-
| [[Smoker]] || [[Skewers]], [[Smoke Base Mold]], [[Smoker Support Mold]] || 50 || 115
|-
| [[Skewers]] || [[Skewer Mold]] || 115 || 115
|-
| [[Pot]] || [[Pot Mold]], [[Standing Legs Mold]] || 122 || 122
|-
| [[Sewing Kit]] || [[Needle Mold]], [[Thimble Mold]] || 135 || 135
|-
| [[Bread Tin]] || [[Bread Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 135
|-
| [[Lockpicks]] || [[Lockpick Mold]] || 88 || existed?
|}

=== Weapons ===
==== Tarnished ====
All recipes require a [[Sharpening Stone]].<br>
Prices are a Work In Progress. I am making profit whole numbers so it sorts better.<br>
Note: The Sell prices listed are what the NPC buy from you for, NOT WHAT THEY SELL THEM FOR. Keep this in mind<br>
With 75 CHA and amiable faction, a sharpening stone is 3cp.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 80%;"
! Item
! Weapon
! Trivial
! Rusty<br> sell price*
! Tarnished<br> sell price*
! Extra Profit? *<br> (Not including Stone)
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]]
| [[Rusty Dagger]]
| 18
| 2s 9c
| 2s 9c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]]
| [[Rusty Mining Pick]]
| 19
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]]
| [[Rusty Shortened Spear]]
| 19
| 1g 2s 3c
| 1g 2s 3c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]]
| [[Rusty Rapier]]
| 20
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]]
| [[Rusty Short Sword]]
| 20
| 2s 8c
| 3s 2c
| 4
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]]
| [[Rusty Warhammer]]
| 20
| 1g 7s 1c
| 1g 7s 1c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]]
| [[Rusty Flail]]
| 21
|
| 1g 8s 1c
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]]
| [[Rusty Mace]]
| 21
| 9s 5c
| 9s 5c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]]
| [[Rusty Spear]]
| 21
| 1g 9s
| 1g 9s
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]]
| [[Rusty Axe]]
| 22
| 2s 9c
| 9s 5c
| 66
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]]
| [[Rusty Broad Sword]]
| 22
| 5s 7c
| 6s 3c
| 6
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]]
| [[Rusty Long Sword]]
| 23
| 1g 9s
| 2g 3c
| 13
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]]
| [[Rusty Scimitar]]
| 23
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Battle Axe]]
| 24
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]]
| [[Rusty Halberd]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]]
| [[Rusty Morning Star]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]]
| [[Rusty Bastard Sword]]
| 25
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]]
| [[Rusty Scythe]]
| 25
| 1g 9s
| 4c
| -186 (aka never do this)
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]]
| 25
| 2g 8s 6c
| 2g 8s 6c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| 26
|
|
|
|}

<nowiki>*All was done with indifferent faction with 110 CHA</nowiki>

==== Forged ====
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Forged Bastard Sword]] || [[Dual-Edged Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Battle Axe]] || [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Dagger]] || [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 48 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Fer`Esh]] || [[Fer`Esh Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Halberd]] || [[Halberd Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Javelin]](x2) || [[Javelin Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 60 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Long Sword]] || [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Mace]] || [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Morning Star]] || [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Pick]] || [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 49 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Rapier]] || [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Scimitar]] || [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shan`Tok]] || [[Shan`Tok Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Sheer Blade]] || [[Sheer Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Short Sword]] || [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 62 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shuriken]](x10) || [[Shuriken Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Spear]] || [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 66 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Axe]](x5) || [[Throwing Axe Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Knife]](x10?) || [[Throwing Knife Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 53 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Two Handed Sword]] || [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Warhammer]] || [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

==== Velium ====
{{Era|Velious}}

All pieces require a [[Sheet of Velium]] and a [[Coldain Velium Temper]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Forged Velium 2-Handed Sword]]
| [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 122
|-
| [[Forged Velium Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 95
|-
| [[Forged Velium Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Morning Star]]
| [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 119
|-
| [[Forged Velium Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 108
|-
| [[Forged Velium Shuriken]](x20?)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 104
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Axe]](x15?)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 102
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Knife]](x20?)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 98
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Spear]](x15?)
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 106
|}

==== Silvered ====
{{Era|Kunark}}

All pieces require an [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]], an [[Enchanted Silver Bar]], and a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Silvered Battle Axe]]
| [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Javelin]]
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Mace]]
| [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Pick]]
| [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Rapier]]
| [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Shuriken]](x1)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Spear]]
| [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Axe]](x1)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Knife]](x1)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Warhammer]]
| [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|}

==== Misc ====
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Field Point Arrowheads]](x20) || [[Metal Bits]], [[File]] || 41 || 41 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Hooked Arrowheads]](x5) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 68 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Antonian Javelin]] (cultural, made by HUM only) || 1x [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]], [[Javelin Mold]] || 112 || ?? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Bundled Steel Arrow Shafts]] || 2x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 135 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Silver Tipped Arrowheads]](x5) || 1x [[Silver Bar]], 1x [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 79 || 168 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

=== Banded Armor ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Banded Item
! [[Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
! Era
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mask | Mask]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mask Mold| Mask]]
| 4
| 1.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gorget |Gorget]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gorget Mold|Gorget]]
| 5
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Bracer |Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Bracer Sectional Mold |Bracer Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Boots |Boots]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Boot Mold |Boot]]
| 6
| 5.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Belt |Belt]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Belt Sectional Mold|Belt Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mantle |Mantle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mantle Sectional Mold |Mantle Sectional]]
| 6
| 3.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Cloak |Cloak]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Cloak Sectional Mold | Cloak Sectional]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 175
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gauntlets |Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gauntlet Mold |Gauntlet]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}} (Oct 1999)
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Sleeves |Sleeves]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Sleeves Sectional Mold |Sleeves Sectional]]
| 7
| 3.5
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Helm |Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Helm Mold |Helm]]
| 8
| 4.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Leggings |Leggings]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Leggings Sectional Mold |Leggings Sectional]]
| 8
| 5.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mail |Mail]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mail Sectional Mold |Mail Sectional]]
| 15
| 7.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! style="text-align: center;" | 23
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 85
! style="text-align: center;" | 45
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! style="text-align: center;" | 24
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 91
! style="text-align: center;" | 47
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Visible Set
! style="text-align: center;" | 15
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 57
! style="text-align: center;" | -
!
!
|}

=== Shields ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure. In classic Everquest the Blacksmithed version of shields were better AC than their vendor purchased / npc dropped counterparts and had different vendor values.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! style="text-align: center;" | Item
! style="text-align: center;" | Mold
! style="text-align: center;" | Metal
! style="text-align: center;" | Trivial
|-
| [[Buckler]]
| [[Buckler Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 82
|-
| [[Round Shield]]
| [[Round Shield Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Targ Shield]]
| [[Targ Shield Mold]]
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Kite Shield]]
| [[Kite Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Tower Shield]]
| [[Tower Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|}

Small and large size shields are made similarly, just with the appropriate sized mold.

== Advanced Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

=== Ornate Chain Armor ===
All recipes require an appropriate Chainmail Pattern, [[Silver Bar]], [[Water Flask]], and [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Epics}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width:100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Ornate Chain Item
! Chainmail Pattern
! [[High Quality Metal Rings|HQ Metal]] [[High Quality Metal Rings|Rings]]
! AC
! Wt<br />
! p99<br/>Trivial
! Classic<br/>Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gorget|Gorget]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Neckguard Pattern|Neckguard]]
| 1
| 6
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Bracelet|Bracelet]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Bracelet Pattern|Bracelet]]
| 1
| 7
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Veil|Veil]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Veil Pattern|Veil]]
| 1
| 5
| 0.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Skirt|Skirt]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Skirt Pattern|Skirt]]
| 2
| 7
| 2.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Coif|Coif]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Coif Pattern|Coif]]
| 2
| 9
| 4.0
| 170
| 170
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mantle|Mantle]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Mantle Pattern|Mantle]]
| 2
| 7
| 3.0
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Sleeves|Sleeves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Sleeve Pattern|Sleeve]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gloves|Gloves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Glove Pattern|Glove]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Boots|Boots]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Boot Pattern|Boots]]
| 2
| 7
| 4.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Leggings|Leggings]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Pant Pattern|Pant]]
| 3
| 9
| 5.0
| 175
| >166 & <= 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Cloak|Cloak]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Cloak Pattern|Cloak]]
| 3
| 8
| 3.5
| 175
| 222
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mail|Mail]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Tunic Pattern|Tunic]]
| 3
| 16
| 7.0
| >174 & <182
| 195
|-
!Total
!
! 23
! 97
! 40.0
!
!
|-
!Both Bracelets
!
! 24
! 104
! 41.5
!
!
|}

''Note: Enchanted Silver Bars do not work for these recipes.''

=== Fine Plate Armor ===
All recipes require [[Leather Padding]] (see below for farming notes), a [[Water Flask]], and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Hole}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Fine Plate Item
! [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal | Medium Quality<br/>Folded Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Collar|Collar]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gorget Mold|Plate Gorget]]
| 8
| 4.0
| 166
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Visor|Visor]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Visor Mold|Plate Visor]]
| 7
| 1.5
| 163
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Bracer|Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Bracer Mold|Plate Bracer]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Helm|Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Helm Mold|Plate Helm]]
| 12
| 6.0
| 179
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Pauldron|Pauldron]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Pauldron Mold|Plate Pauldron]]
| 10
| 4.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Girdle|Girdle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Belt Mold|Plate Belt]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Vambraces|Vambraces]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Vambrace Mold|Plate Vambrace]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Gauntlets|Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gauntlet Mold|Plate Gauntlet]]
| 11
| 5.0
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Boots|Boots]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Boot Mold|Plate Boot]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Breastplate|Breastplate]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Breastplate Mold|Plate Breastplate]]
| 19
| 10.0
| 188
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Splinted Cloak|Fine Splinted Cloak]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Field Splinted Cloak Mold|Field Splinted Cloak]]
| 10
| 5.5
| 242
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Greaves|Greaves]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Greaves Mold|Plate Greaves]]
| 12
| 7.5
| 182
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! 24
!
! 127
! 65
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! 25
!
! 136
! 69
!
|}

=== Fine Plate Dyes ===

[[File:Dwarfsmallpalebluefineplatearmor.png|200px|thumb|Small Pale (Light) Blue Fine Plate armor set on female dwarf model]]
[[File:bile_dyes01.png|200px|thumb|Three different dyes on a male troll - pale green breastplate, normal green legs/arms/wrists, and normal yellow helm/gloves/boots.]]

Armor dyes are used on fine steel plate armor only (no other armor will accept a dye). The color of the armor can be changed, while the stats are unmodified. The extracts needed for the dyes are made by either a [[Shaman]] using [[Alchemy]] or a [[Rogue]] using [[Make Poison]]. These extracts are then usable by anyone (no skill check) to be combined into dyes. There is an in game book [[How to Dye and Stain]] that describes part of this.

;The general process involves three steps:

;1. Make the Extract

Extracts can be combined in either an alchemist's [[Medicine Bag]], or in a rogue's [[Mortar and Pestle]] (trivial of 36 for both shaman and rogue). The [[Empty Vial]] needed is sold by the dye supply merchants, and is combined with a water flask and the main extract ingredient. While this step can be done by anyone, for a higher success rate it is better to have a shaman or a rogue perform this combine.

;2. Make the Dye

Can be made by anyone (no-fail), using the above extracts, and combining them in a [[Medium Clay Jar]] with some [[Resin]] (made by [[pottery]], this is a combineable container. You lose the jar on combine)

* dark color - [[resin]] x1, extract x1. (e.g. [[Dark Green Dye]])
* base color - [[resin]] x2, extract x1. (e.g. [[Green Dye]])
* light color - [[resin]] x3, extract x1. (e.g. [[Light Green Dye]])

;3. Dye the Armor

Take a completed piece of fine steel plate armor, place it in the forge along with 1 dye, 1 [[Jar of Acid]], 1 [[Jar of Lacquer]] and hit combine. Once dyed, the color cannot be removed. You CAN fail on this part of the process (it's a skill check versus your smithing skill), read your combine message carefully. On a failure, the armor will be returned to you, undyed, and you lose the dye, lacquer and acid.

<table class="eoTable3" style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<th colspan="6">Dye Table</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th rowspan="2">Material</th>
<th rowspan="2">Extract</th>
<th style="text-align:center" colspan="3">Colors</th>
<th rowspan="2">Drop Locations</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Resin]] x1</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x2</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x3</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Permafrost Crystals]]</td>
<td>[[Permafrost Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Blue Dye|Dark Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Blue Dye|Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Light Blue Dye|Pale Blue]]</td>
<td>Mobs in [[Permafrost]], Ground Spawn in Dire wolf pens</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Evergreen Leaf]]</td>
<td>[[Evergreen Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Green Dye|Dark Green]]</td>
<td>[[Green Dye|Green]]</td>
<td>[[Light Green Dye|Pale Green]]</td>
<td>Ground Spawn in [[Greater Faydark]] at (2400, 2400) and [[The Wakening Land]] at (2900, 4300)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Red Dye|Crimson]]</td>
<td>[[Red Dye|Red]]</td>
<td>[[Light Red Dye|Rose]]</td>
<td>Fungus mobs in [[Upper Guk]], [[Innothule Swamp|Innothule]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (199, 3613)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Yellow Dye|Dark Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Yellow Dye|Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Light Yellow Dye|Pale Yellow]]</td>
<td>Scarecrows in [[Western Karana|WK]], [[Unrest]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (1101, 3594)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Charcoal]] or [[Red Cockatrice Feather]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Extract]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Dye|Black]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Grey Dye|Grey]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Light Grey Dye|Slate]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">Various elementals. Kunark Cockatrice, Frogloks, Goblins</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Green Froglok Skin]] or [[Green Goblin Skin]]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Russet Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Russet Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Brown Rust Dye|Brown Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Iron Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Dye|Red Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Cultural Smithing ==

Cultural smithing involves several sets of armor unique to each race. This includes the use of tempers, imbued gems, and [[Forge|cultural forges (see for locations)]].

All cultural armor requires smithing by the race listed, and must be forged within the race-specific forge located in their home city.

''Note: [[Erudite]]s and [[Halfling]]s do not have any cultural smithing armor sets since they are instead [[Tailoring|cultural tailoring]] races. [[Wood Elf]]s have smithed weapons, though their primary cultural tradeskills are [[tailoring]] and [[fletching]]. [[Half-Elves]] do not have any unique cultural tradeskills for their race, though they can use some of the items made by others.''

'''Imbued Gems:''' Are converted from normal gems by an "Imbue Gem" spell. Each imbued gem gives different bonuses to the resulting armor, and restricts it to a particular deity. Healers (cleric, druid, shaman) can call down the blessing of their deity upon a gem with the use of a level 29 spell. (For Solusek Ro, it is a wizard spell.) Each healer can only scribe and cast the imbue spell for the gem specific to their deity, after which a tradesperson can use the imbued gem in crafting deity-specific items. (The tradesperson does not need to worship a specific deity in order to craft items for that deity.)

{| class="eoTable"
! Imbued Gem || Deity Restriction || Used for? || Creation Spell || Spell Caster Class
|-
| [[Imbued Amber]] || [[Cazic Thule]] || Ogre & Iksar & Erudite Smithing || [[Imbue Amber]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Black Sapphire]] || [[Bertoxxulous]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Black Sapphire]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Diamond]] || [[Mithaniel Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Diamond]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Emerald]] || [[Tunare]] || High Elf {{VeliousGray|& Gnome Smithing}} || [[Imbue Emerald]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ivory]] || [[The Tribunal]] || Barbarian Smithing || [[Imbue Ivory]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Jade]] || [[Rallos Zek]] || Ogre, Barbarian, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Jade]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Opal]] || [[Rodcet Nife]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Opal]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Peridot]] || [[Bristlebane]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Peridot]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Plains Pebble]] || [[Karana]] || Halfling Tailoring, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Plains Pebble]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Rose Quartz]] || [[Erollisi Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Rose Quartz]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ruby]] || [[Brell Serilis]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Ruby]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Sapphire]] || [[Innoruuk]] || Dark Elf Smithing || [[Imbue Sapphire]] || [[Shaman]], [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Topaz]] || [[Quellious]] || Erudite Tailoring || [[Imbue Topaz]] || [[Cleric]]
|}

'''Tempers:''' Are made with the [[Brewing#Tempers|brewing]] skill (see the brewing page for more information), and can be made by any race.

'''Cultural Tradeskill Table'''

{| class="eoTable"
! Cultural Tradeskill || Discription
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Barbarian|Barbarian]] || Can forge a chain-class armor, plus weapons. The armor can be worn by all chain-wearing non-small, non-large folk, including iksar (no dwarves, gnomes, halflings, trolls or ogres). Use a [[Northman Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dark Elf|Dark Elf]] || Can forge Adamantite Armor - both chain and plate varieties, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by half elves. Use a [[Teir`dal Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dwarf|Dwarf]] || Can forge Brellium Armor - wearable by plate classes, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by gnomes and halflings. Use a [[Stormguard Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Erudite|Erudite]] || Can make Steelsilk Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Erud Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Gnomes || Gnome cultural smithing is not yet in the game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Halfling|Halfling]] || Can make Vale Leather Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Vale Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: High Elf|High Elf]] || Can make Mithril Armor which can also be worn by wood elves and half elves. Use a [[Koada`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Human|Human]] || Can make Seafarers' Ringmail (Freeport), Field Plate (Freeport), Full Plate (Qeynos) armor sets. These can also be worn by barbarians, erudites, and half elves. Note that humans have TWO cultural forges, one in Freeport and one in Qeynos. They can make armor in both locations, but must use the proper forge with the proper recipe. Use either a [[Antonican Forge]] or a [[Royal Qeynos Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Iksar|Iksar]] || Can make Skyiron Armor, weapons, and shields. Use a [[Iksar Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Ogre|Ogre]] || Can make Ogre War Plate and Ogre Splintmail armor sets, which can also be worn by trolls. Use a [[Oggok Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Trolls || Troll cultural smithing is not yet in game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Wood Elf|Wood Elf]] || Can make Mithril Studded Leather and Mithril Reinforced Leather (tailored with smithing components) as well as Mithril Feir`dal weapons. Use a [[Fier`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|}

== Finding Materials ==

Most blacksmithing materials can be purchased from vendors, but a few require killing stuff.

=== Fine Plate: Leather Padding ===

Leather Paddings are one of the most frustrating aspects of mastering blacksmithing: they require farming several different items ''and'' doing multiple combines, just to produce a single padding ... and they're not even Blacksmithing combines (they're [[Tailoring]])!

Fortunately, there are a few key locations in Norath that can at least make the farming part easier.

==== Leather Padding: Spiderling Silk ====

By far the best place to collect {{:Spiderling Silk}} is the [[Field of Bone]]. Other newbie zones might have a few spiderlings to kill, but Field of Bone features a "secret" crypt full of colorfully named ones (eg. [[A bonebinder]]), perhaps twenty in total.

Field of Bone can be easily reached by heading west from the zone-in location in [[Emerald Jungle]]. Once in the zone the crypt entrance is on the opposite side, at {{Loc | Field of Bone| 210, 2500}}.

Because it's a newbie zone, the respawn timer is short, only 6:40. This means that after you finish clearing the crypt, you have just enough time to buff a few newbies or take a bathroom break, before the whole place respawns again.

==== Leather Padding: Low Quality Pelts ====

By far the best place to farm pelts is [[Stonebrunt Mountains]]. Elsewhere in Norath animals only drop pelts infrequently, and many are ruined. In Stonebrunt though the leopards almost always have a drop, it's never ruined, and usually it's a pelt (≈20% have a skin instead). You can easily spend an evening here and grind out 200 pelt drops for making leather padding.

Unfortunately, many of the pelts you get won't be low quality, but you can easily fix that by combining them with a [[Skinning Knife]].

'''Also, bring your stacks of [[Silk Thread]] with you so you can convert the unstackable pelts directly into stackable [[Leather Padding]]!!!! Stonebrunt is way out of the way so this is the only efficient way to make the trips here count.'''

There are two main areas to hunt.

'''First Path'''
The best technique is to go from the zone entrance to the First red X location just running straight out along the ground that looks like jungle until you start getting towards the sea, they wont spawn by the sea.
This is (roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| -4000, -500}}), and it contains approximately ten+ leopards and they like to bunch up so searching is not difficult. There are also kobolds, wisps, and snakes in the valley, but they're all low level and shouldn't bother you. Being a high level pet class makes this very easy.

'''Second Path'''
From the zone entrance travel north along the left zone wall into the mountains where the ground turns forest like and you see snow covered trees all the way to roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| 200, 2600}}. You'll find leopards all along this area in the trees and then again when when the ground changes to rock. At least a similar number leopards or more that also like to path together. There are slightly higher level mobs here, but again nothing to worry about unless you are low level. Again being a high level pet class makes this a cake walk to kill it all

'''Additional Areas'''
After the first 2 pathing areas you can run all around the rock colored floor areas to the other side of the zone and see tigers and more leopards. The tigers are higher level and fewer of them. But you can easily just run from leopard to leopard in the rocky areas of the zone and then just back track the first pathing area or second pathing area. This zone is filled to the brim with leopards and again you can grind out 200 pelt drops in an evening if you want.

'''There is no need to be a tracking class''' with the high number of leopards in this zone but [[Tracking]] (especially from a Ranger) is highly recommended if you want to really have nonstop killing, but non-trackers will still find plenty leopards just by wandering around; they spawn together and are packed fairly densely.

== Of Smithing and Grime and Sweat... ==

''by Janus Xanathis, Necrobane (Tunare server) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20001206083900/http://www.eqtraders.com/ Dec 2000])''

There are books you can read, and other documents to view that can tell you HOW to use the skill of the hammer and the forge. I am not going to do that today. What I am going to do is tell you WHAT to make when your body is layered in sweat and grime, and the smoke of the bellows is against your face. If you follow this plan, you shall have the skill to create the armor that everyone wants, in only as long as your gold holds true. For once you start selling the armor... gold is not something you need to want for again.

First off, let me tell you this. To walk on the road to become a master of this skill requires much time, and a greater amount of gold. Unlike skills such as baking, or jewelcraft, in which you can start to recoup some of your gold loss at a lower skill, you cannot do that with the hammer and the forge. How many people do you know of walking around town shouting for skewers, or metal bits? Exactly.

But as I said above, once you get the skill to start creating the banded armor that sells so well, you will start to gain your gold back, and you shall get many an order for more. With that said, what is the quickest road to gaining the skill to become an armor-smith, you ask? Well, I shall tell you. The easiest jump, on the road to creating glorious armor, is to save up your trainings for four levels. Once you have all twenty trainings, dump them all into Smithing. Since you won't have the skill to kill the monsters that have the loot that you can sell for the amount of gold you'll need... until you are in the low teens... saving up the trainings shouldn't be a problem. But, if for some reason, you need all of your trainings, there are other ways to get to the twentieth level of skill. Two to be exact.

You '''sharpen rusty weapons''' that are taken from the dead hands of monsters that hold them... or you make the '''metal bits''' that are needed for some of the later items. I don't want to replace the part of the book, but, some basics to know when you are doing anything with the forge. NEVER stack anything in it. If it calls for multiples of something that stacks, put them in different slots. The last item you will always be placing in the forge, is a flask of water. Hunting down madmen in the desert of Ro is a good way to gain the huge amounts of water that you will need for this skill. Whether you are making metal bits, or a banded helm... each step of the way has a single flask of water as the last item to place in the forge.

Also, not matter if you succeed, or fail, when you are using the forge ... All items you place in it will be lost. If you succeeded, you will have the item you were creating. If you failed, you have nothing, but some more skill on the road to becoming a hammer master. Once you have been ranked as having a skill of the twentieth level, you will see the message that making the metal bits, or sharpening the weapons is beneath you. It's quite uppity to tell you this, but what it means is that you will gain no more learning from doing these tasks. So, you now switch over to making a different item....

'''A metal sheet.'''

But can't you buy those, you ask? Why yes, you can, and they are about the same price, if not lower, to buy then they are to make. So when you are making the more difficult items that require the sheets to make, simply buy the sheets, that way you don't have to worry about the random failure in making them. BUT... they are the easiest thing to make to get you up the ladder of skill at this point. Making metal sheets will get you to rank fifty in smithy. Again, you will fail, more then you succeed at first... and you will make a LOT of sheets by the time you get to fifty. But a good note is that you can sell them back to the vendors that you are buying the parts that you need to make them from. You won't get back all of your money... maybe half... maybe three quarters... but it's still something back. Once you get to the level in which the metal sheets are gaining you no skill... what should you make next?

'''Banded Armor?'''

Sadly... not yet. You can try... and you will fail... greatly. And you may be able to make a piece every twenty or thirty tries. But your learning will not go up that fast, and the money you will loose will be insane. So, stick to simpler items, such as Large Lanterns.

If you are at 68... NOW are you going to try to make the banded armor? Aye. You can.

I, so far, have been able to make five banded helms, and two banded shirts. The shirts I did at with my skill of eighty. Two tries per shirt. I know I was lucky to only have a single failure per item. But it goes to show you that having the patience to walk the long road will pay off. With the going rate being about forty plat for a shirt, if not more... You can see that even with a few failures per item, you will be making your gold back, and more. Don't just worry about getting to the skill to make banded, and stopping there. There are rumors around that smiths shall soon have the ability to start to make plate, or a type of plate armor. I have also heard that you are going to need a skill up around one hundred and thirty, if not more, if you want to pull this off.

All I can say is... start making your banded wares... and continue to make them. Also... out of any of the skills... none are as physically rewarding as this one. Having spent hours over the hot coals, pounding away with your hammer... and creating an item that will help save someone from those extra slices and blows... is also a very good feeling to have. Of course, so is feeling the weight of your purse after you just sold off a full suit to someone.

== Resources ==

There are several ingame books which originally provided the recipes for blacksmithing:

* [[Ikthars Fine Steel Skin]] by Ikthar Fireheart
* [[Fireprides Guide to Shield Craft]] by Ton Firepride
* [[Rings, Chains, and Arrowheads]] by Gord Smith
* [http://www.less3d.com/smithing.htm Less3D's Smithing List]

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[[Category:Tradeskills]]

Skill Blacksmithing

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'''Note about trivials!''' ''The kunark era pages at eqtraders.com list the trivials in the "Classic Trivial".

Blacksmithing is an ancient craft. Through its teachings you will learn to forge the primal elements of our lands into useful tools, as well as arms and armor. Those highly skilled in the trade are even known to be able to create magical items.

== Overview ==

To forge an item, you must collect all the components required, and then place them within a [[forge]]. Once this is completed, you simply combine them (click the combine button on the forge) and you will either create the item, or fail. It is important to note that items must not be stacked when attempting to combine them (Hold CTRL when you click a stack to take just one item from the stack). Either way you will lose the base components.

When you first enter the learning cycle of smithing, you have two options available to you:

1) You can go to your guildmaster and ask them to train you. By saving up the training points given to you, you can achieve an elementary skill (21 points) without ever seeing a forge.

2) Learn on your own and not waste those precious training points. I suggest this route. Why? Because while smithing is an expensive craft to master, learning its basics is very inexpensive. Simply find a merchant selling sharpening stones and buy a few packs full. Then park your behind at the forge of choice, and offer to sharpen the rusty weapons of those adventurers around you. This alone will progress your skill beyond that which your guildmaster can teach you.

Many of the components required for your smithing, will be purchased either from various Merchants (NPCs), or from other Craftsmen. However, as you progress in skill and start making the more difficult items, you will find that many things you need can only be found by adventuring, or by purchasing them from others who have adventured. Your search for these more elusive components will literally span the known lands, but fret not, as the results of your trials will be worth it. Imagine holding that magical war hammer in your hand, knowing that you forged it yourself with sweat and tears!

=== Quests ===

* [[Totemic Armor Quests]] ([[Shaman]]).
* [[The Spirit of Garzicor]]
* [[Coldain Prayer Shawl Quests]] (part 8).

== Blacksmithing Leveling Guide ==
'''Strength or Intelligence or Wisdom, whichever is higher governs your chance to gain skill increases.'''
=== Getting Started (Up to 68) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

* '''1 to 21:''' [[Metal Bits]] and [[File]]
** Buy 3 [[File Mold]], 53 [[Water Flask]], 100 [[Small Piece of Ore]] (~20pp).
*** Do ~50 [[Metal Bits]] combines, and then 3 [[File]]. (Keep 1, sell extras)
*** You will want ~40 metal bits left after making your file.
* '''21 to 31:''' [[Sheet Metal]]
* '''41 to 68:''' [[Large Lantern]]
** Need to buy 40 [[Lantern Casing Mold]] and 40 [[Bottle|Bottles]] (~6pp).
** Around forty combines will use up your metal bits from earlier and get you to around 68. Sell Lanterns after to get some money back.

=== Banded Armor (Up to 115) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

You will need to do about 100 combines to go from 68 to 115. If you plan on wearing the armor, your best bet is going to still follow the cheapest path and then make each item you need to wear once or twice after it is trivial.
<ul><li> '''69 to 90:''' {{:Banded Belt}}, {{:Banded Boots}}, {{:Banded Bracer}}, {{:Banded Gorget}}, {{:Banded Mantle}}, {{:Banded Mask}}
<ul><li> Gorget, followed by Bracers are the cheapest. The others are substantially more expensive. Expect it to take about 50 combines to reach 90+.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 50 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 60pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''90 to 106:''' {{:Banded Cloak}}, {{:Banded Gauntlets}}, {{:Banded Helm}}, {{:Banded Leggings}}, {{:Banded Sleeves}}
<ul><li> Gauntlets, followed very closely by Helms are the cheapest. You will probably need 20 gauntlets to hit 100 and about 12 Helms to get 106.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 64 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 90pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''106 to 115:''' {{:Banded Mail}}
<ul><li> Other than getting a few levels above 105 out of leggings, you'll have to rely on Mail for most of this. Expect to make 20 or so.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 60 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 100pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>

=== Feir`Dal Fletching Kit (up to 163) ===
If you are not agro to Wood Elves, I would highly recommend making [[Feir`Dal Fletching Kit]]s up to 163. This costs about 7pp per combine and will take you higher than Ornate Chain. Don't be like me and burn 3000pp just to get to 133. I could have probably gotten to 163 for less than 2000pp if I had started with the kits.

You do NOT have to be a Wood Elf to use the Feir`Dal Forge or make Feir`Dal cultural crafting.

If you can't go to Kelethin, Ornate (below) is going to be your best bet. But just know it's really annoying to get materials for, and extremely expensive.

=== Ornate Chain (up to 142) ===
[[Ornate Chain Armor]] can get you to 142. It requires [[High Quality Metal Rings]] which are made from [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] which are a pain to get. You can sometimes find them on merchants that players sold to, along with [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] which can be turned into the Large Bricks. These are all extremely expensive - about 60pp for a single brick which will make 2 rings, if you don't fail.

So far the only merchant confirmed to always sell these in EQ Legends is [[Greta Terrilon]] in [[Halas]]. Unfortunately, no one in Halas seems to sell silver bars.

From the looks of it, the best path to 142 is:

* [[Ornate Chain Gorget]] to 119 (~30pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Bracelet]] to 122 (~32pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Coif]] to 132 (~65pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Mail]] to 142 (~98pp per combine)

I spent about 3000pp on Ore, Silver Bars, and Patterns. It got me to 133 skill.

=== Fine Plate (up to 188) ===
* '''142 to 163:''' [[Fine Plate Visor]]
* '''163 to 166:''' [[Fine Plate Collar]]
* '''166 to 168:''' [[Fine Plate Bracer]]
* '''168 to 175:''' [[Fine Plate Gauntlets]]
* '''175 to 179:''' [[Fine Plate Helm]]
* '''179 to 182:''' [[Fine Plate Greaves]]
* '''182 to 188:''' [[Fine Plate Breastplate]]

== Skilling up Recommendations ==
The following recommendations are designed to strike a solid balance between saving time and saving money.

=== Basics ===

* Bypass [[Scaler]] in favor of [[Studs]], and then on to [[Skewers]]. This path avoids making multiple trips between merchants for molds <s>and eventually bottles</s> because you only require [[Metal Bits]] and [[Water Flask]] until you hit [[Skewers]] (which still use the supply of bits you will have acquired, as well as a single mold), but will cost a little more. Total cost to get from 1 to 100 skill (only 1 point put into it) using this method was approximately 100 plat (50 CHA, 161 WIS). '''~~NOTE~~''': Studs are trivial at 41, so you still need to do Large Lanterns (or similar i.e. Forged Javelins). Studs are a good stand-in for Scaler, though.

* You CAN bypass ornate chain armors in favor of fine plate, or alternate between ornate and fine plate visors as you get in supplies for either. Getting your tailoring skills up high enough to make your own leather padding will save lots of money in the long run, and people often have silks and skins to sell-you can also reliable farm your own in newbie zones (There's a decent spot in Eastern Commons near the tunnel to farm spiderlings and random bear/wolf/cat skins for padding while you buy/sell with players). By making your own leather padding and selling your wares to merchants (if you can't find buyers), you will make back most of what you spend. Ornate chain requires more trips between the farming locale and bank/forge, but may be cheaper overall.

=== Banded ===

* For banded armor, Banded mask trivial 90, Banded Gorget (92), Banded Belt, boots, bracer or Mantle (95), Banded Cloak, Gauntlets, Helm or Sleeves (102), banded Leggings (108) and finally banded Mail at 115.

All Banded combines require a mold, water flask and some number of pieces of sheet metal. I would suggest gorget (1 piece sheet metal), any of gauntlets sleeve or cloak (all require 2 sheet metal), Helm (2 pieces sheet metal, then mail (requires 3 pieces of sheet metal)

* When working on banded armor, work in [[East Freeport]], [[Toxxulia Forest]], [[Qeynos Hills]], [[Greater Faydark]], or [[East Cabilis]]. These areas have [[Sheet Metal]] pre-made, which reduces your time spent as well as your losses due to sub-combine failure. I suggest Greater Faydark or East Freeport for most people. Trolls, Ogres, and Dark Elves have nowhere to buy it and must make their own.'''

=== Ornate Chain (Mantle, Boots, or Gloves) ===
* Banded covers you to 115 but there is a path to go from 175 -182 where you can make Ornate Chain.

* It takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric having 198 WIS to go from 175 to 182 trivial.

*Ornate Chain is made with an unenchanted silver bar and High Quality Ore dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye.

* It is easiest to farm SolA. Why SolA? There is a Gnome vendor (if you aren't KOS) in zone you can sell FS weapons and gems that drop off the goblins so you don't have to leave the zone. If you can do the tricks to sell to the [[Goblin Merchant]] that is an option too. Often either/both merchants will have HQ ore you can buy if you just want to spend the plat. This is handy after making good coin selling FS weapons, gems, and jewelry the goblins like to drop.

* This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you absolutely must do plate.

* The vendor in Freeport listed to sell the medium sized chain mold patterns does not exist at this time, use a different city. Felwithe and Neriak are good options because they sell patterns and silver bars.

* the HQ ore can frequently be found on merchants in Highkeep, and there is a forge in Highpass Hold just outside of Highkeep and to the left.

* High Quality Rings are not stackable, and 1 large brick of HQ ore turns in to 2 rings, so plan your bag space around this. A good option is to pre purchase the stackable silver bars and patterns and convert bricks and immediately use the 2 rings to make an attempt at a mantle.

=== Fine Plate ===
* When working on fine plate armor, work in [[Highkeep]], or [[Qeynos]]. These are the only three cities where both the molds, AND the medium quality ores can be bought for 20pp each.
* Folded MQ sheets are stackable
* Get stacks and stacks and stacks of spiderling silks and make stacks and stacks of silk thread. This is the most difficult part of doing fine steel besides having a couple thousand platinum to hit it hard (which you don't burn through too fast with reselling to vendor what you make, it just takes a good chunk of plat to start with).
* Once you have stacks and stacks and stacks (12-20 stacks) of [[Silk Thread]] made from spiderling silks take a [[Large Sewing Kit]], a [[Skinning Knife]], and all your stacks of silk thread to [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] to farm cat pelts. The leopards almost always drop a LQ or MQ cat pelt. You need the skinning knife to down grade MQ pelts to LQ. Out of 200 pelts I just farmed I received 5 HQ pelts so don't expect many HQ if needing for other purposes. As you get a pelt immediately turn it into stackable [[Leather Padding]]. Why do it this way? Stonebrunt is far from everything and the pelts drop on almost every kill but do not stack. It is only efficient to go here if you bring everything to convert the pelts into leather padding so you can walk in with stacks of silk thread and walk out with stacks of leather padding for fine plate smithing.

== Basic Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

{{MajorEraTableFilter}}

=== The Basics ===

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Metal Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 21 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || <67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || 3x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 27 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet Metal]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet of Velium]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || ? || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Studs]] || 3x [[Metal Bits]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Studs]] || 3x [[Velium Bits]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] (Yield: 2) || >41<67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Steel Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 45 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 33 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 37 || <109 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of High Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || ? || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 49 || 49 || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]] || [[Rusty Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]] || [[Rusty Broad Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger (Dervish)]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]] || [[Rusty Fer`Esh]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]] || [[Rusty Flail]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]] || [[Rusty Halberd]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]] || [[Rusty Long Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]] || [[Rusty Mace]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]] || [[Rusty Mining Pick]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]] || [[Rusty Morning Star]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]] || [[Rusty Rapier]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]] || [[Rusty Scimitar]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (Lempeck's Rusty Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (N/A - Lempeck's Rusty Scythe ]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]] || [[Rusty Shan`Tok]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Sheer Blade]] || [[Rusty Sheer Blade]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]] || [[Rusty Short Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]] || [[Rusty Shortened Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]] || [[Rusty Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]] || [[Rusty Warhammer]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Battle Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scimitar]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Dagger]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scythe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Broad Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2X [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mining Pick]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mace]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Flail]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}

|}

<span>''A note on the velium ores: This ore is a loot drop in Velious only. Common sources for it are: orc miners in crystal caverns, various mobs in Tower of Frozen Shadow (5th floor, especially), sentries and such in Skyshrine, and various spider and golem-type creatures in other zones (Velketor's Labyrinth, underneath Icewell Keep, etc.)''</span>

=== Other Basics ===
Use a [[Smithing Chisel]] to break apart bricks.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Large Brick of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=136 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Velium]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27? || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Velium]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 40 || 82 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 43 || <=115 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 46 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] (Yield: 2) || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || >48 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Chain Jointing]] || [[Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 95 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Chain Jointing]] || [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 100 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Great Staff]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Morning Star]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Short Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|}

=== Enchanted Components ===

Note: In general, enchanted ore or metals are created by having an enchanter enchant the ore ''before'' forging. Enchanted components are sometimes for Human Cultural.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Enchanted Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 51 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Chain Jointing]] || [[Enchanted Metal Rings]], [[Water Flask]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]] || 106 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Enchanted Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 32 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Enchanted Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 44 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]] (*) || 1x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]] (*) || 2x [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 42 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|}

''(*) Note: These last two items can be used by ANY smith to make silver weapons, but both of them must first be made by a human smith in a human cultural forge.''

=== Tools and Implements ===
{{Era Short|Classic}}

All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Metal Bits]], except where noted.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 92%;"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial
|-
| [[File]] || [[File Mold]] || 21 || 21
|-
| [[Small Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Small Container Base Mold]], [[Small Container Lid Mold]] || 31 || 27
|-
| [[Medium Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Container Base Mold]], [[Container Lid Mold]] || 40 || 42
|-
| [[Large Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Large Container Base Mold]], [[Large Container Lid Mold]] || 46 || 46
|-
| [[Skinning Knife]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]] * (no Metal Bits) || 41 || 41
|-
| [[Scaler]] || [[Scaler Mold]] || 39 || 41
|-
| [[Toolbox]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Toolbox Mold]] || 51 || 51
|-
| [[Shaped Cookie Cutters]] || Shaped Mold || 56 || 56
|-
| [[Large Lantern]] || [[Lantern Casing Mold]], [[Bottle]] || 68 || 68
|-
| [[Muffin Tin]] || [[Muffin Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Pie Tin]] || [[Pie Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Cake Round]] || [[Cake Round Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 115
|-
| [[Smoker]] || [[Skewers]], [[Smoke Base Mold]], [[Smoker Support Mold]] || 50 || 115
|-
| [[Skewers]] || [[Skewer Mold]] || 115 || 115
|-
| [[Pot]] || [[Pot Mold]], [[Standing Legs Mold]] || 122 || 122
|-
| [[Sewing Kit]] || [[Needle Mold]], [[Thimble Mold]] || 135 || 135
|-
| [[Bread Tin]] || [[Bread Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 135
|-
| [[Lockpicks]] || [[Lockpick Mold]] || 88 || existed?
|}

=== Weapons ===
==== Tarnished ====
All recipes require a [[Sharpening Stone]].<br>
Prices are a Work In Progress. I am making profit whole numbers so it sorts better.<br>
Note: The Sell prices listed are what the NPC buy from you for, NOT WHAT THEY SELL THEM FOR. Keep this in mind<br>
With 75 CHA and amiable faction, a sharpening stone is 3cp.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 80%;"
! Item
! Weapon
! Trivial
! Rusty<br> sell price*
! Tarnished<br> sell price*
! Extra Profit? *<br> (Not including Stone)
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]]
| [[Rusty Dagger]]
| 18
| 2s 9c
| 2s 9c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]]
| [[Rusty Mining Pick]]
| 19
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]]
| [[Rusty Shortened Spear]]
| 19
| 1g 2s 3c
| 1g 2s 3c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]]
| [[Rusty Rapier]]
| 20
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]]
| [[Rusty Short Sword]]
| 20
| 2s 8c
| 3s 2c
| 4
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]]
| [[Rusty Warhammer]]
| 20
| 1g 7s 1c
| 1g 7s 1c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]]
| [[Rusty Flail]]
| 21
|
| 1g 8s 1c
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]]
| [[Rusty Mace]]
| 21
| 9s 5c
| 9s 5c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]]
| [[Rusty Spear]]
| 21
| 1g 9s
| 1g 9s
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]]
| [[Rusty Axe]]
| 22
| 2s 9c
| 9s 5c
| 66
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]]
| [[Rusty Broad Sword]]
| 22
| 5s 7c
| 6s 3c
| 6
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]]
| [[Rusty Long Sword]]
| 23
| 1g 9s
| 2g 3c
| 13
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]]
| [[Rusty Scimitar]]
| 23
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Battle Axe]]
| 24
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]]
| [[Rusty Halberd]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]]
| [[Rusty Morning Star]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]]
| [[Rusty Bastard Sword]]
| 25
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]]
| [[Rusty Scythe]]
| 25
| 1g 9s
| 4c
| -186 (aka never do this)
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]]
| 25
| 2g 8s 6c
| 2g 8s 6c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| 26
|
|
|
|}

<nowiki>*All was done with indifferent faction with 110 CHA</nowiki>

==== Forged ====
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Forged Bastard Sword]] || [[Dual-Edged Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Battle Axe]] || [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Dagger]] || [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 48 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Fer`Esh]] || [[Fer`Esh Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Halberd]] || [[Halberd Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Javelin]](x2) || [[Javelin Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 60 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Long Sword]] || [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Mace]] || [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Morning Star]] || [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Pick]] || [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 49 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Rapier]] || [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Scimitar]] || [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shan`Tok]] || [[Shan`Tok Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Sheer Blade]] || [[Sheer Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Short Sword]] || [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 62 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shuriken]](x10) || [[Shuriken Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Spear]] || [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 66 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Axe]](x5) || [[Throwing Axe Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Knife]](x10?) || [[Throwing Knife Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 53 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Two Handed Sword]] || [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Warhammer]] || [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

==== Velium ====
{{Era|Velious}}

All pieces require a [[Sheet of Velium]] and a [[Coldain Velium Temper]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Forged Velium 2-Handed Sword]]
| [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 122
|-
| [[Forged Velium Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 95
|-
| [[Forged Velium Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Morning Star]]
| [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 119
|-
| [[Forged Velium Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 108
|-
| [[Forged Velium Shuriken]](x20?)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 104
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Axe]](x15?)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 102
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Knife]](x20?)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 98
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Spear]](x15?)
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 106
|}

==== Silvered ====
{{Era|Kunark}}

All pieces require an [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]], an [[Enchanted Silver Bar]], and a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Silvered Battle Axe]]
| [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Javelin]]
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Mace]]
| [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Pick]]
| [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Rapier]]
| [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Shuriken]](x1)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Spear]]
| [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Axe]](x1)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Knife]](x1)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Warhammer]]
| [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|}

==== Misc ====
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Field Point Arrowheads]](x20) || [[Metal Bits]], [[File]] || 41 || 41 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Hooked Arrowheads]](x5) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 68 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Antonian Javelin]] (cultural, made by HUM only) || 1x [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]], [[Javelin Mold]] || 112 || ?? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Bundled Steel Arrow Shafts]] || 2x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 135 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Silver Tipped Arrowheads]](x5) || 1x [[Silver Bar]], 1x [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 79 || 168 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

=== Banded Armor ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Banded Item
! [[Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
! Era
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mask | Mask]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mask Mold| Mask]]
| 4
| 1.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gorget |Gorget]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gorget Mold|Gorget]]
| 5
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Bracer |Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Bracer Sectional Mold |Bracer Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Boots |Boots]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Boot Mold |Boot]]
| 6
| 5.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Belt |Belt]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Belt Sectional Mold|Belt Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mantle |Mantle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mantle Sectional Mold |Mantle Sectional]]
| 6
| 3.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Cloak |Cloak]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Cloak Sectional Mold | Cloak Sectional]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 175
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gauntlets |Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gauntlet Mold |Gauntlet]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}} (Oct 1999)
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Sleeves |Sleeves]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Sleeves Sectional Mold |Sleeves Sectional]]
| 7
| 3.5
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Helm |Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Helm Mold |Helm]]
| 8
| 4.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Leggings |Leggings]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Leggings Sectional Mold |Leggings Sectional]]
| 8
| 5.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mail |Mail]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mail Sectional Mold |Mail Sectional]]
| 15
| 7.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! style="text-align: center;" | 23
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 85
! style="text-align: center;" | 45
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! style="text-align: center;" | 24
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 91
! style="text-align: center;" | 47
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Visible Set
! style="text-align: center;" | 15
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 57
! style="text-align: center;" | -
!
!
|}

=== Shields ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure. In classic Everquest the Blacksmithed version of shields were better AC than their vendor purchased / npc dropped counterparts and had different vendor values.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! style="text-align: center;" | Item
! style="text-align: center;" | Mold
! style="text-align: center;" | Metal
! style="text-align: center;" | Trivial
|-
| [[Buckler]]
| [[Buckler Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 82
|-
| [[Round Shield]]
| [[Round Shield Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Targ Shield]]
| [[Targ Shield Mold]]
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Kite Shield]]
| [[Kite Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Tower Shield]]
| [[Tower Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|}

Small and large size shields are made similarly, just with the appropriate sized mold.

== Advanced Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

=== Ornate Chain Armor ===
All recipes require an appropriate Chainmail Pattern, [[Silver Bar]], [[Water Flask]], and [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Epics}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width:100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Ornate Chain Item
! Chainmail Pattern
! [[High Quality Metal Rings|HQ Metal]] [[High Quality Metal Rings|Rings]]
! AC
! Wt<br />
! p99<br/>Trivial
! Classic<br/>Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gorget|Gorget]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Neckguard Pattern|Neckguard]]
| 1
| 6
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Bracelet|Bracelet]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Bracelet Pattern|Bracelet]]
| 1
| 7
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Veil|Veil]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Veil Pattern|Veil]]
| 1
| 5
| 0.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Skirt|Skirt]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Skirt Pattern|Skirt]]
| 2
| 7
| 2.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Coif|Coif]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Coif Pattern|Coif]]
| 2
| 9
| 4.0
| 170
| 170
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mantle|Mantle]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Mantle Pattern|Mantle]]
| 2
| 7
| 3.0
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Sleeves|Sleeves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Sleeve Pattern|Sleeve]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gloves|Gloves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Glove Pattern|Glove]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Boots|Boots]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Boot Pattern|Boots]]
| 2
| 7
| 4.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Leggings|Leggings]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Pant Pattern|Pant]]
| 3
| 9
| 5.0
| 175
| >166 & <= 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Cloak|Cloak]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Cloak Pattern|Cloak]]
| 3
| 8
| 3.5
| 175
| 222
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mail|Mail]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Tunic Pattern|Tunic]]
| 3
| 16
| 7.0
| >174 & <182
| 195
|-
!Total
!
! 23
! 97
! 40.0
!
!
|-
!Both Bracelets
!
! 24
! 104
! 41.5
!
!
|}

''Note: Enchanted Silver Bars do not work for these recipes.''

=== Fine Plate Armor ===
All recipes require [[Leather Padding]] (see below for farming notes), a [[Water Flask]], and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Hole}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Fine Plate Item
! [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal | Medium Quality<br/>Folded Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Collar|Collar]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gorget Mold|Plate Gorget]]
| 8
| 4.0
| 166
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Visor|Visor]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Visor Mold|Plate Visor]]
| 7
| 1.5
| 163
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Bracer|Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Bracer Mold|Plate Bracer]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Helm|Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Helm Mold|Plate Helm]]
| 12
| 6.0
| 179
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Pauldron|Pauldron]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Pauldron Mold|Plate Pauldron]]
| 10
| 4.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Girdle|Girdle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Belt Mold|Plate Belt]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Vambraces|Vambraces]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Vambrace Mold|Plate Vambrace]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Gauntlets|Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gauntlet Mold|Plate Gauntlet]]
| 11
| 5.0
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Boots|Boots]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Boot Mold|Plate Boot]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Breastplate|Breastplate]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Breastplate Mold|Plate Breastplate]]
| 19
| 10.0
| 188
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Splinted Cloak|Fine Splinted Cloak]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Field Splinted Cloak Mold|Field Splinted Cloak]]
| 10
| 5.5
| 242
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Greaves|Greaves]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Greaves Mold|Plate Greaves]]
| 12
| 7.5
| 182
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! 24
!
! 127
! 65
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! 25
!
! 136
! 69
!
|}

=== Fine Plate Dyes ===

[[File:Dwarfsmallpalebluefineplatearmor.png|200px|thumb|Small Pale (Light) Blue Fine Plate armor set on female dwarf model]]
[[File:bile_dyes01.png|200px|thumb|Three different dyes on a male troll - pale green breastplate, normal green legs/arms/wrists, and normal yellow helm/gloves/boots.]]

Armor dyes are used on fine steel plate armor only (no other armor will accept a dye). The color of the armor can be changed, while the stats are unmodified. The extracts needed for the dyes are made by either a [[Shaman]] using [[Alchemy]] or a [[Rogue]] using [[Make Poison]]. These extracts are then usable by anyone (no skill check) to be combined into dyes. There is an in game book [[How to Dye and Stain]] that describes part of this.

;The general process involves three steps:

;1. Make the Extract

Extracts can be combined in either an alchemist's [[Medicine Bag]], or in a rogue's [[Mortar and Pestle]] (trivial of 36 for both shaman and rogue). The [[Empty Vial]] needed is sold by the dye supply merchants, and is combined with a water flask and the main extract ingredient. While this step can be done by anyone, for a higher success rate it is better to have a shaman or a rogue perform this combine.

;2. Make the Dye

Can be made by anyone (no-fail), using the above extracts, and combining them in a [[Medium Clay Jar]] with some [[Resin]] (made by [[pottery]], this is a combineable container. You lose the jar on combine)

* dark color - [[resin]] x1, extract x1. (e.g. [[Dark Green Dye]])
* base color - [[resin]] x2, extract x1. (e.g. [[Green Dye]])
* light color - [[resin]] x3, extract x1. (e.g. [[Light Green Dye]])

;3. Dye the Armor

Take a completed piece of fine steel plate armor, place it in the forge along with 1 dye, 1 [[Jar of Acid]], 1 [[Jar of Lacquer]] and hit combine. Once dyed, the color cannot be removed. You CAN fail on this part of the process (it's a skill check versus your smithing skill), read your combine message carefully. On a failure, the armor will be returned to you, undyed, and you lose the dye, lacquer and acid.

<table class="eoTable3" style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<th colspan="6">Dye Table</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th rowspan="2">Material</th>
<th rowspan="2">Extract</th>
<th style="text-align:center" colspan="3">Colors</th>
<th rowspan="2">Drop Locations</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Resin]] x1</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x2</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x3</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Permafrost Crystals]]</td>
<td>[[Permafrost Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Blue Dye|Dark Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Blue Dye|Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Light Blue Dye|Pale Blue]]</td>
<td>Mobs in [[Permafrost]], Ground Spawn in Dire wolf pens</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Evergreen Leaf]]</td>
<td>[[Evergreen Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Green Dye|Dark Green]]</td>
<td>[[Green Dye|Green]]</td>
<td>[[Light Green Dye|Pale Green]]</td>
<td>Ground Spawn in [[Greater Faydark]] at (2400, 2400) and [[The Wakening Land]] at (2900, 4300)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Red Dye|Crimson]]</td>
<td>[[Red Dye|Red]]</td>
<td>[[Light Red Dye|Rose]]</td>
<td>Fungus mobs in [[Upper Guk]], [[Innothule Swamp|Innothule]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (199, 3613)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Yellow Dye|Dark Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Yellow Dye|Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Light Yellow Dye|Pale Yellow]]</td>
<td>Scarecrows in [[Western Karana|WK]], [[Unrest]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (1101, 3594)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Charcoal]] or [[Red Cockatrice Feather]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Extract]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Dye|Black]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Grey Dye|Grey]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Light Grey Dye|Slate]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">Various elementals. Kunark Cockatrice, Frogloks, Goblins</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Green Froglok Skin]] or [[Green Goblin Skin]]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Russet Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Russet Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Brown Rust Dye|Brown Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Iron Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Dye|Red Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Cultural Smithing ==

Cultural smithing involves several sets of armor unique to each race. This includes the use of tempers, imbued gems, and [[Forge|cultural forges (see for locations)]].

All cultural armor requires smithing by the race listed, and must be forged within the race-specific forge located in their home city.

''Note: [[Erudite]]s and [[Halfling]]s do not have any cultural smithing armor sets since they are instead [[Tailoring|cultural tailoring]] races. [[Wood Elf]]s have smithed weapons, though their primary cultural tradeskills are [[tailoring]] and [[fletching]]. [[Half-Elves]] do not have any unique cultural tradeskills for their race, though they can use some of the items made by others.''

'''Imbued Gems:''' Are converted from normal gems by an "Imbue Gem" spell. Each imbued gem gives different bonuses to the resulting armor, and restricts it to a particular deity. Healers (cleric, druid, shaman) can call down the blessing of their deity upon a gem with the use of a level 29 spell. (For Solusek Ro, it is a wizard spell.) Each healer can only scribe and cast the imbue spell for the gem specific to their deity, after which a tradesperson can use the imbued gem in crafting deity-specific items. (The tradesperson does not need to worship a specific deity in order to craft items for that deity.)

{| class="eoTable"
! Imbued Gem || Deity Restriction || Used for? || Creation Spell || Spell Caster Class
|-
| [[Imbued Amber]] || [[Cazic Thule]] || Ogre & Iksar & Erudite Smithing || [[Imbue Amber]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Black Sapphire]] || [[Bertoxxulous]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Black Sapphire]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Diamond]] || [[Mithaniel Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Diamond]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Emerald]] || [[Tunare]] || High Elf {{VeliousGray|& Gnome Smithing}} || [[Imbue Emerald]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ivory]] || [[The Tribunal]] || Barbarian Smithing || [[Imbue Ivory]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Jade]] || [[Rallos Zek]] || Ogre, Barbarian, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Jade]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Opal]] || [[Rodcet Nife]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Opal]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Peridot]] || [[Bristlebane]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Peridot]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Plains Pebble]] || [[Karana]] || Halfling Tailoring, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Plains Pebble]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Rose Quartz]] || [[Erollisi Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Rose Quartz]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ruby]] || [[Brell Serilis]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Ruby]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Sapphire]] || [[Innoruuk]] || Dark Elf Smithing || [[Imbue Sapphire]] || [[Shaman]], [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Topaz]] || [[Quellious]] || Erudite Tailoring || [[Imbue Topaz]] || [[Cleric]]
|}

'''Tempers:''' Are made with the [[Brewing#Tempers|brewing]] skill (see the brewing page for more information), and can be made by any race.

'''Cultural Tradeskill Table'''

{| class="eoTable"
! Cultural Tradeskill || Discription
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Barbarian|Barbarian]] || Can forge a chain-class armor, plus weapons. The armor can be worn by all chain-wearing non-small, non-large folk, including iksar (no dwarves, gnomes, halflings, trolls or ogres). Use a [[Northman Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dark Elf|Dark Elf]] || Can forge Adamantite Armor - both chain and plate varieties, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by half elves. Use a [[Teir`dal Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dwarf|Dwarf]] || Can forge Brellium Armor - wearable by plate classes, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by gnomes and halflings. Use a [[Stormguard Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Erudite|Erudite]] || Can make Steelsilk Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Erud Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Gnomes || Gnome cultural smithing is not yet in the game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Halfling|Halfling]] || Can make Vale Leather Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Vale Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: High Elf|High Elf]] || Can make Mithril Armor which can also be worn by wood elves and half elves. Use a [[Koada`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Human|Human]] || Can make Seafarers' Ringmail (Freeport), Field Plate (Freeport), Full Plate (Qeynos) armor sets. These can also be worn by barbarians, erudites, and half elves. Note that humans have TWO cultural forges, one in Freeport and one in Qeynos. They can make armor in both locations, but must use the proper forge with the proper recipe. Use either a [[Antonican Forge]] or a [[Royal Qeynos Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Iksar|Iksar]] || Can make Skyiron Armor, weapons, and shields. Use a [[Iksar Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Ogre|Ogre]] || Can make Ogre War Plate and Ogre Splintmail armor sets, which can also be worn by trolls. Use a [[Oggok Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Trolls || Troll cultural smithing is not yet in game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Wood Elf|Wood Elf]] || Can make Mithril Studded Leather and Mithril Reinforced Leather (tailored with smithing components) as well as Mithril Feir`dal weapons. Use a [[Fier`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|}

== Finding Materials ==

Most blacksmithing materials can be purchased from vendors, but a few require killing stuff.

=== Fine Plate: Leather Padding ===

Leather Paddings are one of the most frustrating aspects of mastering blacksmithing: they require farming several different items ''and'' doing multiple combines, just to produce a single padding ... and they're not even Blacksmithing combines (they're [[Tailoring]])!

Fortunately, there are a few key locations in Norath that can at least make the farming part easier.

==== Leather Padding: Spiderling Silk ====

By far the best place to collect {{:Spiderling Silk}} is the [[Field of Bone]]. Other newbie zones might have a few spiderlings to kill, but Field of Bone features a "secret" crypt full of colorfully named ones (eg. [[A bonebinder]]), perhaps twenty in total.

Field of Bone can be easily reached by heading west from the zone-in location in [[Emerald Jungle]]. Once in the zone the crypt entrance is on the opposite side, at {{Loc | Field of Bone| 210, 2500}}.

Because it's a newbie zone, the respawn timer is short, only 6:40. This means that after you finish clearing the crypt, you have just enough time to buff a few newbies or take a bathroom break, before the whole place respawns again.

==== Leather Padding: Low Quality Pelts ====

By far the best place to farm pelts is [[Stonebrunt Mountains]]. Elsewhere in Norath animals only drop pelts infrequently, and many are ruined. In Stonebrunt though the leopards almost always have a drop, it's never ruined, and usually it's a pelt (≈20% have a skin instead). You can easily spend an evening here and grind out 200 pelt drops for making leather padding.

Unfortunately, many of the pelts you get won't be low quality, but you can easily fix that by combining them with a [[Skinning Knife]].

'''Also, bring your stacks of [[Silk Thread]] with you so you can convert the unstackable pelts directly into stackable [[Leather Padding]]!!!! Stonebrunt is way out of the way so this is the only efficient way to make the trips here count.'''

There are two main areas to hunt.

'''First Path'''
The best technique is to go from the zone entrance to the First red X location just running straight out along the ground that looks like jungle until you start getting towards the sea, they wont spawn by the sea.
This is (roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| -4000, -500}}), and it contains approximately ten+ leopards and they like to bunch up so searching is not difficult. There are also kobolds, wisps, and snakes in the valley, but they're all low level and shouldn't bother you. Being a high level pet class makes this very easy.

'''Second Path'''
From the zone entrance travel north along the left zone wall into the mountains where the ground turns forest like and you see snow covered trees all the way to roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| 200, 2600}}. You'll find leopards all along this area in the trees and then again when when the ground changes to rock. At least a similar number leopards or more that also like to path together. There are slightly higher level mobs here, but again nothing to worry about unless you are low level. Again being a high level pet class makes this a cake walk to kill it all

'''Additional Areas'''
After the first 2 pathing areas you can run all around the rock colored floor areas to the other side of the zone and see tigers and more leopards. The tigers are higher level and fewer of them. But you can easily just run from leopard to leopard in the rocky areas of the zone and then just back track the first pathing area or second pathing area. This zone is filled to the brim with leopards and again you can grind out 200 pelt drops in an evening if you want.

'''There is no need to be a tracking class''' with the high number of leopards in this zone but [[Tracking]] (especially from a Ranger) is highly recommended if you want to really have nonstop killing, but non-trackers will still find plenty leopards just by wandering around; they spawn together and are packed fairly densely.

== Of Smithing and Grime and Sweat... ==

''by Janus Xanathis, Necrobane (Tunare server) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20001206083900/http://www.eqtraders.com/ Dec 2000])''

There are books you can read, and other documents to view that can tell you HOW to use the skill of the hammer and the forge. I am not going to do that today. What I am going to do is tell you WHAT to make when your body is layered in sweat and grime, and the smoke of the bellows is against your face. If you follow this plan, you shall have the skill to create the armor that everyone wants, in only as long as your gold holds true. For once you start selling the armor... gold is not something you need to want for again.

First off, let me tell you this. To walk on the road to become a master of this skill requires much time, and a greater amount of gold. Unlike skills such as baking, or jewelcraft, in which you can start to recoup some of your gold loss at a lower skill, you cannot do that with the hammer and the forge. How many people do you know of walking around town shouting for skewers, or metal bits? Exactly.

But as I said above, once you get the skill to start creating the banded armor that sells so well, you will start to gain your gold back, and you shall get many an order for more. With that said, what is the quickest road to gaining the skill to become an armor-smith, you ask? Well, I shall tell you. The easiest jump, on the road to creating glorious armor, is to save up your trainings for four levels. Once you have all twenty trainings, dump them all into Smithing. Since you won't have the skill to kill the monsters that have the loot that you can sell for the amount of gold you'll need... until you are in the low teens... saving up the trainings shouldn't be a problem. But, if for some reason, you need all of your trainings, there are other ways to get to the twentieth level of skill. Two to be exact.

You '''sharpen rusty weapons''' that are taken from the dead hands of monsters that hold them... or you make the '''metal bits''' that are needed for some of the later items. I don't want to replace the part of the book, but, some basics to know when you are doing anything with the forge. NEVER stack anything in it. If it calls for multiples of something that stacks, put them in different slots. The last item you will always be placing in the forge, is a flask of water. Hunting down madmen in the desert of Ro is a good way to gain the huge amounts of water that you will need for this skill. Whether you are making metal bits, or a banded helm... each step of the way has a single flask of water as the last item to place in the forge.

Also, not matter if you succeed, or fail, when you are using the forge ... All items you place in it will be lost. If you succeeded, you will have the item you were creating. If you failed, you have nothing, but some more skill on the road to becoming a hammer master. Once you have been ranked as having a skill of the twentieth level, you will see the message that making the metal bits, or sharpening the weapons is beneath you. It's quite uppity to tell you this, but what it means is that you will gain no more learning from doing these tasks. So, you now switch over to making a different item....

'''A metal sheet.'''

But can't you buy those, you ask? Why yes, you can, and they are about the same price, if not lower, to buy then they are to make. So when you are making the more difficult items that require the sheets to make, simply buy the sheets, that way you don't have to worry about the random failure in making them. BUT... they are the easiest thing to make to get you up the ladder of skill at this point. Making metal sheets will get you to rank fifty in smithy. Again, you will fail, more then you succeed at first... and you will make a LOT of sheets by the time you get to fifty. But a good note is that you can sell them back to the vendors that you are buying the parts that you need to make them from. You won't get back all of your money... maybe half... maybe three quarters... but it's still something back. Once you get to the level in which the metal sheets are gaining you no skill... what should you make next?

'''Banded Armor?'''

Sadly... not yet. You can try... and you will fail... greatly. And you may be able to make a piece every twenty or thirty tries. But your learning will not go up that fast, and the money you will loose will be insane. So, stick to simpler items, such as Large Lanterns.

If you are at 68... NOW are you going to try to make the banded armor? Aye. You can.

I, so far, have been able to make five banded helms, and two banded shirts. The shirts I did at with my skill of eighty. Two tries per shirt. I know I was lucky to only have a single failure per item. But it goes to show you that having the patience to walk the long road will pay off. With the going rate being about forty plat for a shirt, if not more... You can see that even with a few failures per item, you will be making your gold back, and more. Don't just worry about getting to the skill to make banded, and stopping there. There are rumors around that smiths shall soon have the ability to start to make plate, or a type of plate armor. I have also heard that you are going to need a skill up around one hundred and thirty, if not more, if you want to pull this off.

All I can say is... start making your banded wares... and continue to make them. Also... out of any of the skills... none are as physically rewarding as this one. Having spent hours over the hot coals, pounding away with your hammer... and creating an item that will help save someone from those extra slices and blows... is also a very good feeling to have. Of course, so is feeling the weight of your purse after you just sold off a full suit to someone.

== Resources ==

There are several ingame books which originally provided the recipes for blacksmithing:

* [[Ikthars Fine Steel Skin]] by Ikthar Fireheart
* [[Fireprides Guide to Shield Craft]] by Ton Firepride
* [[Rings, Chains, and Arrowheads]] by Gord Smith
* [http://www.less3d.com/smithing.htm Less3D's Smithing List]

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Skill Blacksmithing

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Grumpymixon: Adjusted Banded Helm trivial to 106.

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'''Note about trivials!''' ''The kunark era pages at eqtraders.com list the trivials in the "Classic Trivial".

Blacksmithing is an ancient craft. Through its teachings you will learn to forge the primal elements of our lands into useful tools, as well as arms and armor. Those highly skilled in the trade are even known to be able to create magical items.

== Overview ==

To forge an item, you must collect all the components required, and then place them within a [[forge]]. Once this is completed, you simply combine them (click the combine button on the forge) and you will either create the item, or fail. It is important to note that items must not be stacked when attempting to combine them (Hold CTRL when you click a stack to take just one item from the stack). Either way you will lose the base components.

When you first enter the learning cycle of smithing, you have two options available to you:

1) You can go to your guildmaster and ask them to train you. By saving up the training points given to you, you can achieve an elementary skill (21 points) without ever seeing a forge.

2) Learn on your own and not waste those precious training points. I suggest this route. Why? Because while smithing is an expensive craft to master, learning its basics is very inexpensive. Simply find a merchant selling sharpening stones and buy a few packs full. Then park your behind at the forge of choice, and offer to sharpen the rusty weapons of those adventurers around you. This alone will progress your skill beyond that which your guildmaster can teach you.

Many of the components required for your smithing, will be purchased either from various Merchants (NPCs), or from other Craftsmen. However, as you progress in skill and start making the more difficult items, you will find that many things you need can only be found by adventuring, or by purchasing them from others who have adventured. Your search for these more elusive components will literally span the known lands, but fret not, as the results of your trials will be worth it. Imagine holding that magical war hammer in your hand, knowing that you forged it yourself with sweat and tears!

=== Quests ===

* [[Totemic Armor Quests]] ([[Shaman]]).
* [[The Spirit of Garzicor]]
* [[Coldain Prayer Shawl Quests]] (part 8).

== Blacksmithing Leveling Guide ==
'''Strength or Intelligence or Wisdom, whichever is higher governs your chance to gain skill increases.'''
=== Getting Started (Up to 68) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

* '''1 to 21:''' [[Metal Bits]] and [[File]]
** Buy 3 [[File Mold]], 53 [[Water Flask]], 100 [[Small Piece of Ore]] (~20pp).
*** Do ~50 [[Metal Bits]] combines, and then 3 [[File]]. (Keep 1, sell extras)
*** You will want ~40 metal bits left after making your file.
* '''21 to 31:''' [[Sheet Metal]]
* '''41 to 68:''' [[Large Lantern]]
** Need to buy 40 [[Lantern Casing Mold]] and 40 [[Bottle|Bottles]] (~6pp).
** Around forty combines will use up your metal bits from earlier and get you to around 68. Sell Lanterns after to get some money back.

=== Banded Armor (Up to 115) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

You will need to do about 100 combines to go from 68 to 115. If you plan on wearing the armor, your best bet is going to still follow the cheapest path and then make each item you need to wear once or twice after it is trivial.
<ul><li> '''69 to 90:''' {{:Banded Belt}}, {{:Banded Boots}}, {{:Banded Bracer}}, {{:Banded Gorget}}, {{:Banded Mantle}}, {{:Banded Mask}}
<ul><li> Gorget, followed by Bracers are the cheapest. The others are substantially more expensive. Expect it to take about 50 combines to reach 90+.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 50 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 60pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''90 to 106:''' {{:Banded Cloak}}, {{:Banded Gauntlets}}, {{:Banded Helm}}, {{:Banded Leggings}}, {{:Banded Sleeves}}
<ul><li> Gauntlets, followed very closely by Helms are the cheapest. You will probably need 20 gauntlets to hit 100 and about 12 Helms to get 106.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 64 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 90pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''106 to 115:''' {{:Banded Mail}}
<ul><li> Other than getting a few levels above 105 out of leggings, you'll have to rely on Mail for most of this. Expect to make 20 or so.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 60 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 100pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>

=== Ornate Chain (up to 142) ===
[[Ornate Chain Armor]] can get you to 142 and seems to be the best option so far. It requires [[High Quality Metal Rings]] which are made from [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] which are a pain to get. You can sometimes find them on merchants that players sold to, along with [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] which can be turned into the Large Bricks. These are all extremely expensive - about 60pp for a single brick which will make 2 rings, if you don't fail.

So far the only merchant confirmed to always sell these in EQ Legends is [[Greta Terrilon]] in [[Halas]].

From the looks of it, the best path to 142 is:

* [[Ornate Chain Bracelet]] to 122 (~30pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Coif]] to 132 (~60pp per combine)
* [[Ornate Chain Mail]] to 142 (~90pp per combine)

=== ??? ===
The stuff below here is based on data that is not relevant to EQL.

* '''175 to 182:''' [[Small Ornate Chain Mantle]] or [[Ornate Chain Mantle]] or [[Large Ornate Chain Mantle]] (Made with High Quality Ore that is dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye. Easiest to farm SolA and takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric with 198 WIS. This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you must.)
* '''175 to 182:''' [[Fine Plate Collar]]
* '''182 to 195:''' [[Fine Plate Visor]]
* '''195 to 208:''' [[Fine Plate Bracer]]
* '''208 to 228:''' [[Fine Plate Girdle]]
* '''228 to 232:''' [[Fine Plate Gauntlets]]
* '''233 to 242:''' [[Fine Splinted Cloak]]

== Skilling up Recommendations ==
The following recommendations are designed to strike a solid balance between saving time and saving money.

=== Basics ===

* Bypass [[Scaler]] in favor of [[Studs]], and then on to [[Skewers]]. This path avoids making multiple trips between merchants for molds <s>and eventually bottles</s> because you only require [[Metal Bits]] and [[Water Flask]] until you hit [[Skewers]] (which still use the supply of bits you will have acquired, as well as a single mold), but will cost a little more. Total cost to get from 1 to 100 skill (only 1 point put into it) using this method was approximately 100 plat (50 CHA, 161 WIS). '''~~NOTE~~''': Studs are trivial at 41, so you still need to do Large Lanterns (or similar i.e. Forged Javelins). Studs are a good stand-in for Scaler, though.

* You CAN bypass ornate chain armors in favor of fine plate, or alternate between ornate and fine plate visors as you get in supplies for either. Getting your tailoring skills up high enough to make your own leather padding will save lots of money in the long run, and people often have silks and skins to sell-you can also reliable farm your own in newbie zones (There's a decent spot in Eastern Commons near the tunnel to farm spiderlings and random bear/wolf/cat skins for padding while you buy/sell with players). By making your own leather padding and selling your wares to merchants (if you can't find buyers), you will make back most of what you spend. Ornate chain requires more trips between the farming locale and bank/forge, but may be cheaper overall.

=== Banded ===

* For banded armor, Banded mask trivial 90, Banded Gorget (92), Banded Belt, boots, bracer or Mantle (95), Banded Cloak, Gauntlets, Helm or Sleeves (102), banded Leggings (108) and finally banded Mail at 115.

All Banded combines require a mold, water flask and some number of pieces of sheet metal. I would suggest gorget (1 piece sheet metal), any of gauntlets sleeve or cloak (all require 2 sheet metal), Helm (2 pieces sheet metal, then mail (requires 3 pieces of sheet metal)

* When working on banded armor, work in [[East Freeport]], [[Toxxulia Forest]], [[Qeynos Hills]], [[Greater Faydark]], or [[East Cabilis]]. These areas have [[Sheet Metal]] pre-made, which reduces your time spent as well as your losses due to sub-combine failure. I suggest Greater Faydark or East Freeport for most people. Trolls, Ogres, and Dark Elves have nowhere to buy it and must make their own.'''

=== Ornate Chain (Mantle, Boots, or Gloves) ===
* Banded covers you to 115 but there is a path to go from 175 -182 where you can make Ornate Chain.

* It takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric having 198 WIS to go from 175 to 182 trivial.

*Ornate Chain is made with an unenchanted silver bar and High Quality Ore dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye.

* It is easiest to farm SolA. Why SolA? There is a Gnome vendor (if you aren't KOS) in zone you can sell FS weapons and gems that drop off the goblins so you don't have to leave the zone. If you can do the tricks to sell to the [[Goblin Merchant]] that is an option too. Often either/both merchants will have HQ ore you can buy if you just want to spend the plat. This is handy after making good coin selling FS weapons, gems, and jewelry the goblins like to drop.

* This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you absolutely must do plate.

* The vendor in Freeport listed to sell the medium sized chain mold patterns does not exist at this time, use a different city. Felwithe and Neriak are good options because they sell patterns and silver bars.

* the HQ ore can frequently be found on merchants in Highkeep, and there is a forge in Highpass Hold just outside of Highkeep and to the left.

* High Quality Rings are not stackable, and 1 large brick of HQ ore turns in to 2 rings, so plan your bag space around this. A good option is to pre purchase the stackable silver bars and patterns and convert bricks and immediately use the 2 rings to make an attempt at a mantle.

=== Fine Plate ===
* When working on fine plate armor, work in [[Highkeep]], or [[Qeynos]]. These are the only three cities where both the molds, AND the medium quality ores can be bought for 20pp each.
* Folded MQ sheets are stackable
* Get stacks and stacks and stacks of spiderling silks and make stacks and stacks of silk thread. This is the most difficult part of doing fine steel besides having a couple thousand platinum to hit it hard (which you don't burn through too fast with reselling to vendor what you make, it just takes a good chunk of plat to start with).
* Once you have stacks and stacks and stacks (12-20 stacks) of [[Silk Thread]] made from spiderling silks take a [[Large Sewing Kit]], a [[Skinning Knife]], and all your stacks of silk thread to [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] to farm cat pelts. The leopards almost always drop a LQ or MQ cat pelt. You need the skinning knife to down grade MQ pelts to LQ. Out of 200 pelts I just farmed I received 5 HQ pelts so don't expect many HQ if needing for other purposes. As you get a pelt immediately turn it into stackable [[Leather Padding]]. Why do it this way? Stonebrunt is far from everything and the pelts drop on almost every kill but do not stack. It is only efficient to go here if you bring everything to convert the pelts into leather padding so you can walk in with stacks of silk thread and walk out with stacks of leather padding for fine plate smithing.

== Basic Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

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=== The Basics ===

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Metal Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 21 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || <67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || 3x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 27 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet Metal]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet of Velium]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || ? || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Studs]] || 3x [[Metal Bits]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Studs]] || 3x [[Velium Bits]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] (Yield: 2) || >41<67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Steel Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 45 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 33 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 37 || <109 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of High Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || ? || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 49 || 49 || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]] || [[Rusty Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]] || [[Rusty Broad Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger (Dervish)]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]] || [[Rusty Fer`Esh]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]] || [[Rusty Flail]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]] || [[Rusty Halberd]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]] || [[Rusty Long Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]] || [[Rusty Mace]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]] || [[Rusty Mining Pick]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]] || [[Rusty Morning Star]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]] || [[Rusty Rapier]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]] || [[Rusty Scimitar]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (Lempeck's Rusty Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (N/A - Lempeck's Rusty Scythe ]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]] || [[Rusty Shan`Tok]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Sheer Blade]] || [[Rusty Sheer Blade]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]] || [[Rusty Short Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]] || [[Rusty Shortened Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]] || [[Rusty Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]] || [[Rusty Warhammer]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Battle Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scimitar]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Dagger]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scythe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Broad Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2X [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mining Pick]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mace]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Flail]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}

|}

<span>''A note on the velium ores: This ore is a loot drop in Velious only. Common sources for it are: orc miners in crystal caverns, various mobs in Tower of Frozen Shadow (5th floor, especially), sentries and such in Skyshrine, and various spider and golem-type creatures in other zones (Velketor's Labyrinth, underneath Icewell Keep, etc.)''</span>

=== Other Basics ===
Use a [[Smithing Chisel]] to break apart bricks.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Large Brick of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=136 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Velium]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27? || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Velium]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 40 || 82 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 43 || <=115 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 46 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] (Yield: 2) || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || >48 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Chain Jointing]] || [[Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 95 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Chain Jointing]] || [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 100 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Great Staff]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Morning Star]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Short Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|}

=== Enchanted Components ===

Note: In general, enchanted ore or metals are created by having an enchanter enchant the ore ''before'' forging. Enchanted components are sometimes for Human Cultural.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Enchanted Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 51 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Chain Jointing]] || [[Enchanted Metal Rings]], [[Water Flask]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]] || 106 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Enchanted Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 32 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Enchanted Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 44 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]] (*) || 1x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]] (*) || 2x [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 42 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|}

''(*) Note: These last two items can be used by ANY smith to make silver weapons, but both of them must first be made by a human smith in a human cultural forge.''

=== Tools and Implements ===
{{Era Short|Classic}}

All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Metal Bits]], except where noted.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 92%;"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial
|-
| [[File]] || [[File Mold]] || 21 || 21
|-
| [[Small Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Small Container Base Mold]], [[Small Container Lid Mold]] || 31 || 27
|-
| [[Medium Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Container Base Mold]], [[Container Lid Mold]] || 40 || 42
|-
| [[Large Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Large Container Base Mold]], [[Large Container Lid Mold]] || 46 || 46
|-
| [[Skinning Knife]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]] * (no Metal Bits) || 41 || 41
|-
| [[Scaler]] || [[Scaler Mold]] || 39 || 41
|-
| [[Toolbox]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Toolbox Mold]] || 51 || 51
|-
| [[Shaped Cookie Cutters]] || Shaped Mold || 56 || 56
|-
| [[Large Lantern]] || [[Lantern Casing Mold]], [[Bottle]] || 68 || 68
|-
| [[Muffin Tin]] || [[Muffin Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Pie Tin]] || [[Pie Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Cake Round]] || [[Cake Round Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 115
|-
| [[Smoker]] || [[Skewers]], [[Smoke Base Mold]], [[Smoker Support Mold]] || 50 || 115
|-
| [[Skewers]] || [[Skewer Mold]] || 115 || 115
|-
| [[Pot]] || [[Pot Mold]], [[Standing Legs Mold]] || 122 || 122
|-
| [[Sewing Kit]] || [[Needle Mold]], [[Thimble Mold]] || 135 || 135
|-
| [[Bread Tin]] || [[Bread Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 135
|-
| [[Lockpicks]] || [[Lockpick Mold]] || 88 || existed?
|}

=== Weapons ===
==== Tarnished ====
All recipes require a [[Sharpening Stone]].<br>
Prices are a Work In Progress. I am making profit whole numbers so it sorts better.<br>
Note: The Sell prices listed are what the NPC buy from you for, NOT WHAT THEY SELL THEM FOR. Keep this in mind<br>
With 75 CHA and amiable faction, a sharpening stone is 3cp.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 80%;"
! Item
! Weapon
! Trivial
! Rusty<br> sell price*
! Tarnished<br> sell price*
! Extra Profit? *<br> (Not including Stone)
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]]
| [[Rusty Dagger]]
| 18
| 2s 9c
| 2s 9c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]]
| [[Rusty Mining Pick]]
| 19
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]]
| [[Rusty Shortened Spear]]
| 19
| 1g 2s 3c
| 1g 2s 3c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]]
| [[Rusty Rapier]]
| 20
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]]
| [[Rusty Short Sword]]
| 20
| 2s 8c
| 3s 2c
| 4
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]]
| [[Rusty Warhammer]]
| 20
| 1g 7s 1c
| 1g 7s 1c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]]
| [[Rusty Flail]]
| 21
|
| 1g 8s 1c
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]]
| [[Rusty Mace]]
| 21
| 9s 5c
| 9s 5c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]]
| [[Rusty Spear]]
| 21
| 1g 9s
| 1g 9s
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]]
| [[Rusty Axe]]
| 22
| 2s 9c
| 9s 5c
| 66
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]]
| [[Rusty Broad Sword]]
| 22
| 5s 7c
| 6s 3c
| 6
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]]
| [[Rusty Long Sword]]
| 23
| 1g 9s
| 2g 3c
| 13
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]]
| [[Rusty Scimitar]]
| 23
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Battle Axe]]
| 24
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]]
| [[Rusty Halberd]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]]
| [[Rusty Morning Star]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]]
| [[Rusty Bastard Sword]]
| 25
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]]
| [[Rusty Scythe]]
| 25
| 1g 9s
| 4c
| -186 (aka never do this)
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]]
| 25
| 2g 8s 6c
| 2g 8s 6c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| 26
|
|
|
|}

<nowiki>*All was done with indifferent faction with 110 CHA</nowiki>

==== Forged ====
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Forged Bastard Sword]] || [[Dual-Edged Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Battle Axe]] || [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Dagger]] || [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 48 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Fer`Esh]] || [[Fer`Esh Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Halberd]] || [[Halberd Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Javelin]](x2) || [[Javelin Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 60 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Long Sword]] || [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Mace]] || [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Morning Star]] || [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Pick]] || [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 49 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Rapier]] || [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Scimitar]] || [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shan`Tok]] || [[Shan`Tok Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Sheer Blade]] || [[Sheer Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Short Sword]] || [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 62 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shuriken]](x10) || [[Shuriken Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Spear]] || [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 66 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Axe]](x5) || [[Throwing Axe Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Knife]](x10?) || [[Throwing Knife Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 53 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Two Handed Sword]] || [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Warhammer]] || [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

==== Velium ====
{{Era|Velious}}

All pieces require a [[Sheet of Velium]] and a [[Coldain Velium Temper]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Forged Velium 2-Handed Sword]]
| [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 122
|-
| [[Forged Velium Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 95
|-
| [[Forged Velium Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Morning Star]]
| [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 119
|-
| [[Forged Velium Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 108
|-
| [[Forged Velium Shuriken]](x20?)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 104
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Axe]](x15?)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 102
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Knife]](x20?)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 98
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Spear]](x15?)
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 106
|}

==== Silvered ====
{{Era|Kunark}}

All pieces require an [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]], an [[Enchanted Silver Bar]], and a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Silvered Battle Axe]]
| [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Javelin]]
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Mace]]
| [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Pick]]
| [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Rapier]]
| [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Shuriken]](x1)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Spear]]
| [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Axe]](x1)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Knife]](x1)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Warhammer]]
| [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|}

==== Misc ====
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Field Point Arrowheads]](x20) || [[Metal Bits]], [[File]] || 41 || 41 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Hooked Arrowheads]](x5) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 68 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Antonian Javelin]] (cultural, made by HUM only) || 1x [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]], [[Javelin Mold]] || 112 || ?? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Bundled Steel Arrow Shafts]] || 2x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 135 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Silver Tipped Arrowheads]](x5) || 1x [[Silver Bar]], 1x [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 79 || 168 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

=== Banded Armor ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Banded Item
! [[Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
! Era
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mask | Mask]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mask Mold| Mask]]
| 4
| 1.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gorget |Gorget]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gorget Mold|Gorget]]
| 5
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Bracer |Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Bracer Sectional Mold |Bracer Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Boots |Boots]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Boot Mold |Boot]]
| 6
| 5.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Belt |Belt]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Belt Sectional Mold|Belt Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mantle |Mantle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mantle Sectional Mold |Mantle Sectional]]
| 6
| 3.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Cloak |Cloak]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Cloak Sectional Mold | Cloak Sectional]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 175
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gauntlets |Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gauntlet Mold |Gauntlet]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}} (Oct 1999)
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Sleeves |Sleeves]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Sleeves Sectional Mold |Sleeves Sectional]]
| 7
| 3.5
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Helm |Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Helm Mold |Helm]]
| 8
| 4.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Leggings |Leggings]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Leggings Sectional Mold |Leggings Sectional]]
| 8
| 5.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mail |Mail]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mail Sectional Mold |Mail Sectional]]
| 15
| 7.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! style="text-align: center;" | 23
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 85
! style="text-align: center;" | 45
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! style="text-align: center;" | 24
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 91
! style="text-align: center;" | 47
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Visible Set
! style="text-align: center;" | 15
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 57
! style="text-align: center;" | -
!
!
|}

=== Shields ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure. In classic Everquest the Blacksmithed version of shields were better AC than their vendor purchased / npc dropped counterparts and had different vendor values.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! style="text-align: center;" | Item
! style="text-align: center;" | Mold
! style="text-align: center;" | Metal
! style="text-align: center;" | Trivial
|-
| [[Buckler]]
| [[Buckler Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 82
|-
| [[Round Shield]]
| [[Round Shield Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Targ Shield]]
| [[Targ Shield Mold]]
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Kite Shield]]
| [[Kite Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Tower Shield]]
| [[Tower Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|}

Small and large size shields are made similarly, just with the appropriate sized mold.

== Advanced Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

=== Ornate Chain Armor ===
All recipes require an appropriate Chainmail Pattern, [[Silver Bar]], [[Water Flask]], and [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Epics}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width:100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Ornate Chain Item
! Chainmail Pattern
! [[High Quality Metal Rings|HQ Metal]] [[High Quality Metal Rings|Rings]]
! AC
! Wt<br />
! p99<br/>Trivial
! Classic<br/>Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gorget|Gorget]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Neckguard Pattern|Neckguard]]
| 1
| 6
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Bracelet|Bracelet]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Bracelet Pattern|Bracelet]]
| 1
| 7
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Veil|Veil]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Veil Pattern|Veil]]
| 1
| 5
| 0.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Skirt|Skirt]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Skirt Pattern|Skirt]]
| 2
| 7
| 2.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Coif|Coif]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Coif Pattern|Coif]]
| 2
| 9
| 4.0
| 170
| 170
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mantle|Mantle]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Mantle Pattern|Mantle]]
| 2
| 7
| 3.0
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Sleeves|Sleeves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Sleeve Pattern|Sleeve]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gloves|Gloves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Glove Pattern|Glove]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Boots|Boots]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Boot Pattern|Boots]]
| 2
| 7
| 4.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Leggings|Leggings]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Pant Pattern|Pant]]
| 3
| 9
| 5.0
| 175
| >166 & <= 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Cloak|Cloak]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Cloak Pattern|Cloak]]
| 3
| 8
| 3.5
| 175
| 222
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mail|Mail]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Tunic Pattern|Tunic]]
| 3
| 16
| 7.0
| >174 & <182
| 195
|-
!Total
!
! 23
! 97
! 40.0
!
!
|-
!Both Bracelets
!
! 24
! 104
! 41.5
!
!
|}

''Note: Enchanted Silver Bars do not work for these recipes.''

=== Fine Plate Armor ===
All recipes require [[Leather Padding]] (see below for farming notes), a [[Water Flask]], and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Hole}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Fine Plate Item
! [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal | Medium Quality<br/>Folded Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Collar|Collar]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gorget Mold|Plate Gorget]]
| 8
| 4.0
| 166
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Visor|Visor]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Visor Mold|Plate Visor]]
| 7
| 1.5
| 163
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Bracer|Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Bracer Mold|Plate Bracer]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Helm|Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Helm Mold|Plate Helm]]
| 12
| 6.0
| 179
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Pauldron|Pauldron]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Pauldron Mold|Plate Pauldron]]
| 10
| 4.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Girdle|Girdle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Belt Mold|Plate Belt]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Vambraces|Vambraces]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Vambrace Mold|Plate Vambrace]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Gauntlets|Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gauntlet Mold|Plate Gauntlet]]
| 11
| 5.0
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Boots|Boots]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Boot Mold|Plate Boot]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Breastplate|Breastplate]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Breastplate Mold|Plate Breastplate]]
| 19
| 10.0
| 188
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Splinted Cloak|Fine Splinted Cloak]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Field Splinted Cloak Mold|Field Splinted Cloak]]
| 10
| 5.5
| 242
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Greaves|Greaves]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Greaves Mold|Plate Greaves]]
| 12
| 7.5
| 182
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! 24
!
! 127
! 65
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! 25
!
! 136
! 69
!
|}

=== Fine Plate Dyes ===

[[File:Dwarfsmallpalebluefineplatearmor.png|200px|thumb|Small Pale (Light) Blue Fine Plate armor set on female dwarf model]]
[[File:bile_dyes01.png|200px|thumb|Three different dyes on a male troll - pale green breastplate, normal green legs/arms/wrists, and normal yellow helm/gloves/boots.]]

Armor dyes are used on fine steel plate armor only (no other armor will accept a dye). The color of the armor can be changed, while the stats are unmodified. The extracts needed for the dyes are made by either a [[Shaman]] using [[Alchemy]] or a [[Rogue]] using [[Make Poison]]. These extracts are then usable by anyone (no skill check) to be combined into dyes. There is an in game book [[How to Dye and Stain]] that describes part of this.

;The general process involves three steps:

;1. Make the Extract

Extracts can be combined in either an alchemist's [[Medicine Bag]], or in a rogue's [[Mortar and Pestle]] (trivial of 36 for both shaman and rogue). The [[Empty Vial]] needed is sold by the dye supply merchants, and is combined with a water flask and the main extract ingredient. While this step can be done by anyone, for a higher success rate it is better to have a shaman or a rogue perform this combine.

;2. Make the Dye

Can be made by anyone (no-fail), using the above extracts, and combining them in a [[Medium Clay Jar]] with some [[Resin]] (made by [[pottery]], this is a combineable container. You lose the jar on combine)

* dark color - [[resin]] x1, extract x1. (e.g. [[Dark Green Dye]])
* base color - [[resin]] x2, extract x1. (e.g. [[Green Dye]])
* light color - [[resin]] x3, extract x1. (e.g. [[Light Green Dye]])

;3. Dye the Armor

Take a completed piece of fine steel plate armor, place it in the forge along with 1 dye, 1 [[Jar of Acid]], 1 [[Jar of Lacquer]] and hit combine. Once dyed, the color cannot be removed. You CAN fail on this part of the process (it's a skill check versus your smithing skill), read your combine message carefully. On a failure, the armor will be returned to you, undyed, and you lose the dye, lacquer and acid.

<table class="eoTable3" style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<th colspan="6">Dye Table</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th rowspan="2">Material</th>
<th rowspan="2">Extract</th>
<th style="text-align:center" colspan="3">Colors</th>
<th rowspan="2">Drop Locations</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Resin]] x1</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x2</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x3</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Permafrost Crystals]]</td>
<td>[[Permafrost Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Blue Dye|Dark Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Blue Dye|Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Light Blue Dye|Pale Blue]]</td>
<td>Mobs in [[Permafrost]], Ground Spawn in Dire wolf pens</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Evergreen Leaf]]</td>
<td>[[Evergreen Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Green Dye|Dark Green]]</td>
<td>[[Green Dye|Green]]</td>
<td>[[Light Green Dye|Pale Green]]</td>
<td>Ground Spawn in [[Greater Faydark]] at (2400, 2400) and [[The Wakening Land]] at (2900, 4300)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Red Dye|Crimson]]</td>
<td>[[Red Dye|Red]]</td>
<td>[[Light Red Dye|Rose]]</td>
<td>Fungus mobs in [[Upper Guk]], [[Innothule Swamp|Innothule]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (199, 3613)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Yellow Dye|Dark Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Yellow Dye|Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Light Yellow Dye|Pale Yellow]]</td>
<td>Scarecrows in [[Western Karana|WK]], [[Unrest]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (1101, 3594)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Charcoal]] or [[Red Cockatrice Feather]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Extract]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Dye|Black]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Grey Dye|Grey]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Light Grey Dye|Slate]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">Various elementals. Kunark Cockatrice, Frogloks, Goblins</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Green Froglok Skin]] or [[Green Goblin Skin]]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Russet Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Russet Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Brown Rust Dye|Brown Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Iron Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Dye|Red Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Cultural Smithing ==

Cultural smithing involves several sets of armor unique to each race. This includes the use of tempers, imbued gems, and [[Forge|cultural forges (see for locations)]].

All cultural armor requires smithing by the race listed, and must be forged within the race-specific forge located in their home city.

''Note: [[Erudite]]s and [[Halfling]]s do not have any cultural smithing armor sets since they are instead [[Tailoring|cultural tailoring]] races. [[Wood Elf]]s have smithed weapons, though their primary cultural tradeskills are [[tailoring]] and [[fletching]]. [[Half-Elves]] do not have any unique cultural tradeskills for their race, though they can use some of the items made by others.''

'''Imbued Gems:''' Are converted from normal gems by an "Imbue Gem" spell. Each imbued gem gives different bonuses to the resulting armor, and restricts it to a particular deity. Healers (cleric, druid, shaman) can call down the blessing of their deity upon a gem with the use of a level 29 spell. (For Solusek Ro, it is a wizard spell.) Each healer can only scribe and cast the imbue spell for the gem specific to their deity, after which a tradesperson can use the imbued gem in crafting deity-specific items. (The tradesperson does not need to worship a specific deity in order to craft items for that deity.)

{| class="eoTable"
! Imbued Gem || Deity Restriction || Used for? || Creation Spell || Spell Caster Class
|-
| [[Imbued Amber]] || [[Cazic Thule]] || Ogre & Iksar & Erudite Smithing || [[Imbue Amber]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Black Sapphire]] || [[Bertoxxulous]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Black Sapphire]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Diamond]] || [[Mithaniel Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Diamond]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Emerald]] || [[Tunare]] || High Elf {{VeliousGray|& Gnome Smithing}} || [[Imbue Emerald]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ivory]] || [[The Tribunal]] || Barbarian Smithing || [[Imbue Ivory]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Jade]] || [[Rallos Zek]] || Ogre, Barbarian, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Jade]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Opal]] || [[Rodcet Nife]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Opal]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Peridot]] || [[Bristlebane]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Peridot]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Plains Pebble]] || [[Karana]] || Halfling Tailoring, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Plains Pebble]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Rose Quartz]] || [[Erollisi Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Rose Quartz]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ruby]] || [[Brell Serilis]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Ruby]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Sapphire]] || [[Innoruuk]] || Dark Elf Smithing || [[Imbue Sapphire]] || [[Shaman]], [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Topaz]] || [[Quellious]] || Erudite Tailoring || [[Imbue Topaz]] || [[Cleric]]
|}

'''Tempers:''' Are made with the [[Brewing#Tempers|brewing]] skill (see the brewing page for more information), and can be made by any race.

'''Cultural Tradeskill Table'''

{| class="eoTable"
! Cultural Tradeskill || Discription
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Barbarian|Barbarian]] || Can forge a chain-class armor, plus weapons. The armor can be worn by all chain-wearing non-small, non-large folk, including iksar (no dwarves, gnomes, halflings, trolls or ogres). Use a [[Northman Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dark Elf|Dark Elf]] || Can forge Adamantite Armor - both chain and plate varieties, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by half elves. Use a [[Teir`dal Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dwarf|Dwarf]] || Can forge Brellium Armor - wearable by plate classes, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by gnomes and halflings. Use a [[Stormguard Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Erudite|Erudite]] || Can make Steelsilk Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Erud Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Gnomes || Gnome cultural smithing is not yet in the game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Halfling|Halfling]] || Can make Vale Leather Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Vale Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: High Elf|High Elf]] || Can make Mithril Armor which can also be worn by wood elves and half elves. Use a [[Koada`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Human|Human]] || Can make Seafarers' Ringmail (Freeport), Field Plate (Freeport), Full Plate (Qeynos) armor sets. These can also be worn by barbarians, erudites, and half elves. Note that humans have TWO cultural forges, one in Freeport and one in Qeynos. They can make armor in both locations, but must use the proper forge with the proper recipe. Use either a [[Antonican Forge]] or a [[Royal Qeynos Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Iksar|Iksar]] || Can make Skyiron Armor, weapons, and shields. Use a [[Iksar Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Ogre|Ogre]] || Can make Ogre War Plate and Ogre Splintmail armor sets, which can also be worn by trolls. Use a [[Oggok Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Trolls || Troll cultural smithing is not yet in game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Wood Elf|Wood Elf]] || Can make Mithril Studded Leather and Mithril Reinforced Leather (tailored with smithing components) as well as Mithril Feir`dal weapons. Use a [[Fier`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|}

== Finding Materials ==

Most blacksmithing materials can be purchased from vendors, but a few require killing stuff.

=== Fine Plate: Leather Padding ===

Leather Paddings are one of the most frustrating aspects of mastering blacksmithing: they require farming several different items ''and'' doing multiple combines, just to produce a single padding ... and they're not even Blacksmithing combines (they're [[Tailoring]])!

Fortunately, there are a few key locations in Norath that can at least make the farming part easier.

==== Leather Padding: Spiderling Silk ====

By far the best place to collect {{:Spiderling Silk}} is the [[Field of Bone]]. Other newbie zones might have a few spiderlings to kill, but Field of Bone features a "secret" crypt full of colorfully named ones (eg. [[A bonebinder]]), perhaps twenty in total.

Field of Bone can be easily reached by heading west from the zone-in location in [[Emerald Jungle]]. Once in the zone the crypt entrance is on the opposite side, at {{Loc | Field of Bone| 210, 2500}}.

Because it's a newbie zone, the respawn timer is short, only 6:40. This means that after you finish clearing the crypt, you have just enough time to buff a few newbies or take a bathroom break, before the whole place respawns again.

==== Leather Padding: Low Quality Pelts ====

By far the best place to farm pelts is [[Stonebrunt Mountains]]. Elsewhere in Norath animals only drop pelts infrequently, and many are ruined. In Stonebrunt though the leopards almost always have a drop, it's never ruined, and usually it's a pelt (≈20% have a skin instead). You can easily spend an evening here and grind out 200 pelt drops for making leather padding.

Unfortunately, many of the pelts you get won't be low quality, but you can easily fix that by combining them with a [[Skinning Knife]].

'''Also, bring your stacks of [[Silk Thread]] with you so you can convert the unstackable pelts directly into stackable [[Leather Padding]]!!!! Stonebrunt is way out of the way so this is the only efficient way to make the trips here count.'''

There are two main areas to hunt.

'''First Path'''
The best technique is to go from the zone entrance to the First red X location just running straight out along the ground that looks like jungle until you start getting towards the sea, they wont spawn by the sea.
This is (roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| -4000, -500}}), and it contains approximately ten+ leopards and they like to bunch up so searching is not difficult. There are also kobolds, wisps, and snakes in the valley, but they're all low level and shouldn't bother you. Being a high level pet class makes this very easy.

'''Second Path'''
From the zone entrance travel north along the left zone wall into the mountains where the ground turns forest like and you see snow covered trees all the way to roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| 200, 2600}}. You'll find leopards all along this area in the trees and then again when when the ground changes to rock. At least a similar number leopards or more that also like to path together. There are slightly higher level mobs here, but again nothing to worry about unless you are low level. Again being a high level pet class makes this a cake walk to kill it all

'''Additional Areas'''
After the first 2 pathing areas you can run all around the rock colored floor areas to the other side of the zone and see tigers and more leopards. The tigers are higher level and fewer of them. But you can easily just run from leopard to leopard in the rocky areas of the zone and then just back track the first pathing area or second pathing area. This zone is filled to the brim with leopards and again you can grind out 200 pelt drops in an evening if you want.

'''There is no need to be a tracking class''' with the high number of leopards in this zone but [[Tracking]] (especially from a Ranger) is highly recommended if you want to really have nonstop killing, but non-trackers will still find plenty leopards just by wandering around; they spawn together and are packed fairly densely.

== Of Smithing and Grime and Sweat... ==

''by Janus Xanathis, Necrobane (Tunare server) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20001206083900/http://www.eqtraders.com/ Dec 2000])''

There are books you can read, and other documents to view that can tell you HOW to use the skill of the hammer and the forge. I am not going to do that today. What I am going to do is tell you WHAT to make when your body is layered in sweat and grime, and the smoke of the bellows is against your face. If you follow this plan, you shall have the skill to create the armor that everyone wants, in only as long as your gold holds true. For once you start selling the armor... gold is not something you need to want for again.

First off, let me tell you this. To walk on the road to become a master of this skill requires much time, and a greater amount of gold. Unlike skills such as baking, or jewelcraft, in which you can start to recoup some of your gold loss at a lower skill, you cannot do that with the hammer and the forge. How many people do you know of walking around town shouting for skewers, or metal bits? Exactly.

But as I said above, once you get the skill to start creating the banded armor that sells so well, you will start to gain your gold back, and you shall get many an order for more. With that said, what is the quickest road to gaining the skill to become an armor-smith, you ask? Well, I shall tell you. The easiest jump, on the road to creating glorious armor, is to save up your trainings for four levels. Once you have all twenty trainings, dump them all into Smithing. Since you won't have the skill to kill the monsters that have the loot that you can sell for the amount of gold you'll need... until you are in the low teens... saving up the trainings shouldn't be a problem. But, if for some reason, you need all of your trainings, there are other ways to get to the twentieth level of skill. Two to be exact.

You '''sharpen rusty weapons''' that are taken from the dead hands of monsters that hold them... or you make the '''metal bits''' that are needed for some of the later items. I don't want to replace the part of the book, but, some basics to know when you are doing anything with the forge. NEVER stack anything in it. If it calls for multiples of something that stacks, put them in different slots. The last item you will always be placing in the forge, is a flask of water. Hunting down madmen in the desert of Ro is a good way to gain the huge amounts of water that you will need for this skill. Whether you are making metal bits, or a banded helm... each step of the way has a single flask of water as the last item to place in the forge.

Also, not matter if you succeed, or fail, when you are using the forge ... All items you place in it will be lost. If you succeeded, you will have the item you were creating. If you failed, you have nothing, but some more skill on the road to becoming a hammer master. Once you have been ranked as having a skill of the twentieth level, you will see the message that making the metal bits, or sharpening the weapons is beneath you. It's quite uppity to tell you this, but what it means is that you will gain no more learning from doing these tasks. So, you now switch over to making a different item....

'''A metal sheet.'''

But can't you buy those, you ask? Why yes, you can, and they are about the same price, if not lower, to buy then they are to make. So when you are making the more difficult items that require the sheets to make, simply buy the sheets, that way you don't have to worry about the random failure in making them. BUT... they are the easiest thing to make to get you up the ladder of skill at this point. Making metal sheets will get you to rank fifty in smithy. Again, you will fail, more then you succeed at first... and you will make a LOT of sheets by the time you get to fifty. But a good note is that you can sell them back to the vendors that you are buying the parts that you need to make them from. You won't get back all of your money... maybe half... maybe three quarters... but it's still something back. Once you get to the level in which the metal sheets are gaining you no skill... what should you make next?

'''Banded Armor?'''

Sadly... not yet. You can try... and you will fail... greatly. And you may be able to make a piece every twenty or thirty tries. But your learning will not go up that fast, and the money you will loose will be insane. So, stick to simpler items, such as Large Lanterns.

If you are at 68... NOW are you going to try to make the banded armor? Aye. You can.

I, so far, have been able to make five banded helms, and two banded shirts. The shirts I did at with my skill of eighty. Two tries per shirt. I know I was lucky to only have a single failure per item. But it goes to show you that having the patience to walk the long road will pay off. With the going rate being about forty plat for a shirt, if not more... You can see that even with a few failures per item, you will be making your gold back, and more. Don't just worry about getting to the skill to make banded, and stopping there. There are rumors around that smiths shall soon have the ability to start to make plate, or a type of plate armor. I have also heard that you are going to need a skill up around one hundred and thirty, if not more, if you want to pull this off.

All I can say is... start making your banded wares... and continue to make them. Also... out of any of the skills... none are as physically rewarding as this one. Having spent hours over the hot coals, pounding away with your hammer... and creating an item that will help save someone from those extra slices and blows... is also a very good feeling to have. Of course, so is feeling the weight of your purse after you just sold off a full suit to someone.

== Resources ==

There are several ingame books which originally provided the recipes for blacksmithing:

* [[Ikthars Fine Steel Skin]] by Ikthar Fireheart
* [[Fireprides Guide to Shield Craft]] by Ton Firepride
* [[Rings, Chains, and Arrowheads]] by Gord Smith
* [http://www.less3d.com/smithing.htm Less3D's Smithing List]

{{Navbox Tradeskill}}

[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Tradeskills]]

Skill Blacksmithing

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Grumpymixon: Changed Sleeves to Helms in advancing from 102 to 105.

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'''Note about trivials!''' ''The kunark era pages at eqtraders.com list the trivials in the "Classic Trivial".

Blacksmithing is an ancient craft. Through its teachings you will learn to forge the primal elements of our lands into useful tools, as well as arms and armor. Those highly skilled in the trade are even known to be able to create magical items.

== Overview ==

To forge an item, you must collect all the components required, and then place them within a [[forge]]. Once this is completed, you simply combine them (click the combine button on the forge) and you will either create the item, or fail. It is important to note that items must not be stacked when attempting to combine them (Hold CTRL when you click a stack to take just one item from the stack). Either way you will lose the base components.

When you first enter the learning cycle of smithing, you have two options available to you:

1) You can go to your guildmaster and ask them to train you. By saving up the training points given to you, you can achieve an elementary skill (21 points) without ever seeing a forge.

2) Learn on your own and not waste those precious training points. I suggest this route. Why? Because while smithing is an expensive craft to master, learning its basics is very inexpensive. Simply find a merchant selling sharpening stones and buy a few packs full. Then park your behind at the forge of choice, and offer to sharpen the rusty weapons of those adventurers around you. This alone will progress your skill beyond that which your guildmaster can teach you.

Many of the components required for your smithing, will be purchased either from various Merchants (NPCs), or from other Craftsmen. However, as you progress in skill and start making the more difficult items, you will find that many things you need can only be found by adventuring, or by purchasing them from others who have adventured. Your search for these more elusive components will literally span the known lands, but fret not, as the results of your trials will be worth it. Imagine holding that magical war hammer in your hand, knowing that you forged it yourself with sweat and tears!

=== Quests ===

* [[Totemic Armor Quests]] ([[Shaman]]).
* [[The Spirit of Garzicor]]
* [[Coldain Prayer Shawl Quests]] (part 8).

== Blacksmithing Leveling Guide ==
'''Strength or Intelligence or Wisdom, whichever is higher governs your chance to gain skill increases.'''
=== Getting Started (Up to 68) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

* '''1 to 21:''' [[Metal Bits]] and [[File]]
** Buy 3 [[File Mold]], 53 [[Water Flask]], 100 [[Small Piece of Ore]] (~20pp).
*** Do ~50 [[Metal Bits]] combines, and then 3 [[File]]. (Keep 1, sell extras)
*** You will want ~40 metal bits left after making your file.
* '''21 to 31:''' [[Sheet Metal]]
* '''41 to 68:''' [[Large Lantern]]
** Need to buy 40 [[Lantern Casing Mold]] and 40 [[Bottle|Bottles]] (~6pp).
** Around forty combines will use up your metal bits from earlier and get you to around 68. Sell Lanterns after to get some money back.

=== Banded Armor (Up to 115) ===
(Updated for EQL recipes/trivials)

You will need to do about 100 combines to go from 68 to 115. If you plan on wearing the armor, your best bet is going to still follow the cheapest path and then make each item you need to wear once or twice after it is trivial.
<ul><li> '''69 to 90:''' {{:Banded Belt}}, {{:Banded Boots}}, {{:Banded Bracer}}, {{:Banded Gorget}}, {{:Banded Mantle}}, {{:Banded Mask}}
<ul><li> Gorget, followed by Bracers are the cheapest. The others are substantially more expensive. Expect it to take about 50 combines to reach 90+.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 50 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 60pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''90 to 105:''' {{:Banded Cloak}}, {{:Banded Gauntlets}}, {{:Banded Helm}}, {{:Banded Leggings}}, {{:Banded Sleeves}}
<ul><li> Gauntlets, followed very closely by Helms are the cheapest. You will probably need 20 gauntlets to hit 100 and about 12 Helms to get 105.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 64 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 90pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>
<ul><li> '''105 to 115:''' {{:Banded Mail}}
<ul><li> Other than getting a few levels above 105 out of leggings, you'll have to rely on Mail for most of this. Expect to make 20 or so.
<ul><li> Sheet Metal: 60 total</li>
<li> Estimated Cost: 100pp</li></ul>
</li></ul>
</li></ul>

=== ??? ===
The stuff below here is based on data that is not relevant to EQL.

* '''175 to 182:''' [[Small Ornate Chain Mantle]] or [[Ornate Chain Mantle]] or [[Large Ornate Chain Mantle]] (Made with High Quality Ore that is dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye. Easiest to farm SolA and takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric with 198 WIS. This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you must.)
* '''175 to 182:''' [[Fine Plate Collar]]
* '''182 to 195:''' [[Fine Plate Visor]]
* '''195 to 208:''' [[Fine Plate Bracer]]
* '''208 to 228:''' [[Fine Plate Girdle]]
* '''228 to 232:''' [[Fine Plate Gauntlets]]
* '''233 to 242:''' [[Fine Splinted Cloak]]

== Skilling up Recommendations ==
The following recommendations are designed to strike a solid balance between saving time and saving money.

=== Basics ===

* Bypass [[Scaler]] in favor of [[Studs]], and then on to [[Skewers]]. This path avoids making multiple trips between merchants for molds <s>and eventually bottles</s> because you only require [[Metal Bits]] and [[Water Flask]] until you hit [[Skewers]] (which still use the supply of bits you will have acquired, as well as a single mold), but will cost a little more. Total cost to get from 1 to 100 skill (only 1 point put into it) using this method was approximately 100 plat (50 CHA, 161 WIS). '''~~NOTE~~''': Studs are trivial at 41, so you still need to do Large Lanterns (or similar i.e. Forged Javelins). Studs are a good stand-in for Scaler, though.

* You CAN bypass ornate chain armors in favor of fine plate, or alternate between ornate and fine plate visors as you get in supplies for either. Getting your tailoring skills up high enough to make your own leather padding will save lots of money in the long run, and people often have silks and skins to sell-you can also reliable farm your own in newbie zones (There's a decent spot in Eastern Commons near the tunnel to farm spiderlings and random bear/wolf/cat skins for padding while you buy/sell with players). By making your own leather padding and selling your wares to merchants (if you can't find buyers), you will make back most of what you spend. Ornate chain requires more trips between the farming locale and bank/forge, but may be cheaper overall.

=== Banded ===

* For banded armor, Banded mask trivial 90, Banded Gorget (92), Banded Belt, boots, bracer or Mantle (95), Banded Cloak, Gauntlets, Helm or Sleeves (102), banded Leggings (108) and finally banded Mail at 115.

All Banded combines require a mold, water flask and some number of pieces of sheet metal. I would suggest gorget (1 piece sheet metal), any of gauntlets sleeve or cloak (all require 2 sheet metal), Helm (2 pieces sheet metal, then mail (requires 3 pieces of sheet metal)

* When working on banded armor, work in [[East Freeport]], [[Toxxulia Forest]], [[Qeynos Hills]], [[Greater Faydark]], or [[East Cabilis]]. These areas have [[Sheet Metal]] pre-made, which reduces your time spent as well as your losses due to sub-combine failure. I suggest Greater Faydark or East Freeport for most people. Trolls, Ogres, and Dark Elves have nowhere to buy it and must make their own.'''

=== Ornate Chain (Mantle, Boots, or Gloves) ===
* Banded covers you to 115 but there is a path to go from 175 -182 where you can make Ornate Chain.

* It takes about 40-55 attempts with a HE Cleric having 198 WIS to go from 175 to 182 trivial.

*Ornate Chain is made with an unenchanted silver bar and High Quality Ore dropped by goblins in SolA or Permafrost and maybe Runnyeye.

* It is easiest to farm SolA. Why SolA? There is a Gnome vendor (if you aren't KOS) in zone you can sell FS weapons and gems that drop off the goblins so you don't have to leave the zone. If you can do the tricks to sell to the [[Goblin Merchant]] that is an option too. Often either/both merchants will have HQ ore you can buy if you just want to spend the plat. This is handy after making good coin selling FS weapons, gems, and jewelry the goblins like to drop.

* This takes time but may be less time and money than getting materials and beginning Fine Plate before you absolutely must do plate.

* The vendor in Freeport listed to sell the medium sized chain mold patterns does not exist at this time, use a different city. Felwithe and Neriak are good options because they sell patterns and silver bars.

* the HQ ore can frequently be found on merchants in Highkeep, and there is a forge in Highpass Hold just outside of Highkeep and to the left.

* High Quality Rings are not stackable, and 1 large brick of HQ ore turns in to 2 rings, so plan your bag space around this. A good option is to pre purchase the stackable silver bars and patterns and convert bricks and immediately use the 2 rings to make an attempt at a mantle.

=== Fine Plate ===
* When working on fine plate armor, work in [[Highkeep]], or [[Qeynos]]. These are the only three cities where both the molds, AND the medium quality ores can be bought for 20pp each.
* Folded MQ sheets are stackable
* Get stacks and stacks and stacks of spiderling silks and make stacks and stacks of silk thread. This is the most difficult part of doing fine steel besides having a couple thousand platinum to hit it hard (which you don't burn through too fast with reselling to vendor what you make, it just takes a good chunk of plat to start with).
* Once you have stacks and stacks and stacks (12-20 stacks) of [[Silk Thread]] made from spiderling silks take a [[Large Sewing Kit]], a [[Skinning Knife]], and all your stacks of silk thread to [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] to farm cat pelts. The leopards almost always drop a LQ or MQ cat pelt. You need the skinning knife to down grade MQ pelts to LQ. Out of 200 pelts I just farmed I received 5 HQ pelts so don't expect many HQ if needing for other purposes. As you get a pelt immediately turn it into stackable [[Leather Padding]]. Why do it this way? Stonebrunt is far from everything and the pelts drop on almost every kill but do not stack. It is only efficient to go here if you bring everything to convert the pelts into leather padding so you can walk in with stacks of silk thread and walk out with stacks of leather padding for fine plate smithing.

== Basic Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

{{MajorEraTableFilter}}

=== The Basics ===

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Metal Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 21 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Bits]] || 2x [[Small Piece of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || <67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || 3x [[Small Piece of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 27 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet Metal]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Sheet of Velium]] || 2x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || ? || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Studs]] || 3x [[Metal Bits]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] (Yield: 2) || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Studs]] || 3x [[Velium Bits]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] (Yield: 2) || >41<67 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Steel Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 41 || 41 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Boning]] || [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 45 || ? || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 33 || ?? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 37 || <109 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of High Quality Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || ? || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 49 || 49 || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]] || [[Rusty Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]] || [[Rusty Bastard Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]] || [[Rusty Broad Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 22 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger (Dervish)]] || [[Rusty Dagger]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 18 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]] || [[Rusty Fer`Esh]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]] || [[Rusty Flail]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]] || [[Rusty Halberd]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]] || [[Rusty Long Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]] || [[Rusty Mace]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]] || [[Rusty Mining Pick]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]] || [[Rusty Morning Star]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 24 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]] || [[Rusty Rapier]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]] || [[Rusty Scimitar]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 23 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (Lempeck's Rusty Scythe]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe (N/A - Lempeck's Rusty Scythe ]] || [[Rusty Scythe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]] || [[Rusty Shan`Tok]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Sheer Blade]] || [[Rusty Sheer Blade]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]] || [[Rusty Short Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]] || [[Rusty Shortened Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 19 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]] || [[Rusty Spear]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 26 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]] || [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 25 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]] || [[Rusty Warhammer]], [[Sharpening Stone]] || || 20 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Battle Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scimitar]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Axe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Dagger]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2x [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Scythe]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Broad Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| 2X [[Small Piece of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mining Pick]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Mace]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Flail]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Fer`Esh]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Ore]] || [[Tarnished Shan`Tok]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}

|}

<span>''A note on the velium ores: This ore is a loot drop in Velious only. Common sources for it are: orc miners in crystal caverns, various mobs in Tower of Frozen Shadow (5th floor, especially), sentries and such in Skyshrine, and various spider and golem-type creatures in other zones (Velketor's Labyrinth, underneath Icewell Keep, etc.)''</span>

=== Other Basics ===
Use a [[Smithing Chisel]] to break apart bricks.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Large Brick of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=136 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Large Brick of Velium]] (conversion) || 3x [[Small Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27? || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || 56 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of High Quality Ore]] (conversion) || 3x [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]] || 27 || <124 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Velium]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || 27 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 40 || 82 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 43 || <=115 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[High Quality Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 46 || <=81 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Velium Rings]] (Yield: 2) || [[Large Brick of Velium]], [[File]], [[Coldain Velium Temper]] || >48 || - || {{Velious Short}}
|-
| [[Chain Jointing]] || [[Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 95 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Medium Quality Chain Jointing]] || [[Medium Quality Metal Rings]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 100 || ? || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Great Staff]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Long Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Morning Star]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
|2x [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Rapier]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore]] || [[Fine Steel Short Sword]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Spear]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of High Quality Ore]], 2x [[Small Piece of High Quality Ore ]] || [[Fine Steel Warhammer]], [[Water Flask]] || || 21 || {{Classic Short}}
|}

=== Enchanted Components ===

Note: In general, enchanted ore or metals are created by having an enchanter enchant the ore ''before'' forging. Enchanted components are sometimes for Human Cultural.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Enchanted Metal Rings]] || [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[File]], [[Water Flask]] || 51 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Chain Jointing]] || [[Enchanted Metal Rings]], [[Water Flask]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[File]] || 106 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Block of Enchanted Ore]] || 3x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 32 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Folded Sheet Metal]] || [[Block of Enchanted Ore]], [[Smithy Hammer]], [[Water Flask]] || 44 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]] (*) || 1x [[Large Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 21 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|-
| [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]] (*) || 2x [[Small Brick of Enchanted Ore]], [[Water Flask]] || 42 || ? || {{Kunark Short}}
|}

''(*) Note: These last two items can be used by ANY smith to make silver weapons, but both of them must first be made by a human smith in a human cultural forge.''

=== Tools and Implements ===
{{Era Short|Classic}}

All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Metal Bits]], except where noted.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 92%;"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial
|-
| [[File]] || [[File Mold]] || 21 || 21
|-
| [[Small Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Small Container Base Mold]], [[Small Container Lid Mold]] || 31 || 27
|-
| [[Medium Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Container Base Mold]], [[Container Lid Mold]] || 40 || 42
|-
| [[Large Metal Container]] || [[Hinge Mold]], [[Large Container Base Mold]], [[Large Container Lid Mold]] || 46 || 46
|-
| [[Skinning Knife]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]] * (no Metal Bits) || 41 || 41
|-
| [[Scaler]] || [[Scaler Mold]] || 39 || 41
|-
| [[Toolbox]] || [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[Toolbox Mold]] || 51 || 51
|-
| [[Shaped Cookie Cutters]] || Shaped Mold || 56 || 56
|-
| [[Large Lantern]] || [[Lantern Casing Mold]], [[Bottle]] || 68 || 68
|-
| [[Muffin Tin]] || [[Muffin Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Pie Tin]] || [[Pie Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 35 || 115
|-
| [[Cake Round]] || [[Cake Round Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 115
|-
| [[Smoker]] || [[Skewers]], [[Smoke Base Mold]], [[Smoker Support Mold]] || 50 || 115
|-
| [[Skewers]] || [[Skewer Mold]] || 115 || 115
|-
| [[Pot]] || [[Pot Mold]], [[Standing Legs Mold]] || 122 || 122
|-
| [[Sewing Kit]] || [[Needle Mold]], [[Thimble Mold]] || 135 || 135
|-
| [[Bread Tin]] || [[Bread Tin Mold]], [[Ceramic Lining]] || 38 || 135
|-
| [[Lockpicks]] || [[Lockpick Mold]] || 88 || existed?
|}

=== Weapons ===
==== Tarnished ====
All recipes require a [[Sharpening Stone]].<br>
Prices are a Work In Progress. I am making profit whole numbers so it sorts better.<br>
Note: The Sell prices listed are what the NPC buy from you for, NOT WHAT THEY SELL THEM FOR. Keep this in mind<br>
With 75 CHA and amiable faction, a sharpening stone is 3cp.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width: 80%;"
! Item
! Weapon
! Trivial
! Rusty<br> sell price*
! Tarnished<br> sell price*
! Extra Profit? *<br> (Not including Stone)
|-
| [[Tarnished Dagger]]
| [[Rusty Dagger]]
| 18
| 2s 9c
| 2s 9c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Mining Pick]]
| [[Rusty Mining Pick]]
| 19
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Shortened Spear]]
| [[Rusty Shortened Spear]]
| 19
| 1g 2s 3c
| 1g 2s 3c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Rapier]]
| [[Rusty Rapier]]
| 20
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Short Sword]]
| [[Rusty Short Sword]]
| 20
| 2s 8c
| 3s 2c
| 4
|-
| [[Tarnished Warhammer]]
| [[Rusty Warhammer]]
| 20
| 1g 7s 1c
| 1g 7s 1c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Flail]]
| [[Rusty Flail]]
| 21
|
| 1g 8s 1c
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Mace]]
| [[Rusty Mace]]
| 21
| 9s 5c
| 9s 5c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Spear]]
| [[Rusty Spear]]
| 21
| 1g 9s
| 1g 9s
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Axe]]
| [[Rusty Axe]]
| 22
| 2s 9c
| 9s 5c
| 66
|-
| [[Tarnished Broad Sword]]
| [[Rusty Broad Sword]]
| 22
| 5s 7c
| 6s 3c
| 6
|-
| [[Tarnished Long Sword]]
| [[Rusty Long Sword]]
| 23
| 1g 9s
| 2g 3c
| 13
|-
| [[Tarnished Scimitar]]
| [[Rusty Scimitar]]
| 23
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Battle Axe]]
| 24
| 1g 8s 1c
| 1g 9s 2c
| 11
|-
| [[Tarnished Halberd]]
| [[Rusty Halberd]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Morning Star]]
| [[Rusty Morning Star]]
| 24
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Bastard Sword]]
| [[Rusty Bastard Sword]]
| 25
|
|
|
|-
| [[Tarnished Scythe]]
| [[Rusty Scythe]]
| 25
| 1g 9s
| 4c
| -186 (aka never do this)
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Sword]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Sword]]
| 25
| 2g 8s 6c
| 2g 8s 6c
| 0
|-
| [[Tarnished Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| [[Rusty Two Handed Battle Axe]]
| 26
|
|
|
|}

<nowiki>*All was done with indifferent faction with 110 CHA</nowiki>

==== Forged ====
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Forged Bastard Sword]] || [[Dual-Edged Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Battle Axe]] || [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Dagger]] || [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 48 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Fer`Esh]] || [[Fer`Esh Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Halberd]] || [[Halberd Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Javelin]](x2) || [[Javelin Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 60 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Long Sword]] || [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Mace]] || [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Morning Star]] || [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Pick]] || [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 49 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Rapier]] || [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 72 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Scimitar]] || [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 68 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shan`Tok]] || [[Shan`Tok Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 82 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Sheer Blade]] || [[Sheer Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Folded Sheet Metal]], [[Flask of Bloodwater]] || 115 || ? || {{Era Short|Kunark}}
|-
| [[Forged Short Sword]] || [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 62 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Shuriken]](x10) || [[Shuriken Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Spear]] || [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 66 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Axe]](x5) || [[Throwing Axe Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 56 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Throwing Knife]](x10?) || [[Throwing Knife Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 53 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Two Handed Sword]] || [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 73 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Forged Warhammer]] || [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]], [[Sheet Metal]], [[Water Flask]] || 58 || ? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

==== Velium ====
{{Era|Velious}}

All pieces require a [[Sheet of Velium]] and a [[Coldain Velium Temper]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Forged Velium 2-Handed Sword]]
| [[Heavy Steel Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 122
|-
| [[Forged Velium Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 95
|-
| [[Forged Velium Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Morning Star]]
| [[Spiked Ball Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 119
|-
| [[Forged Velium Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Forged Velium Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 108
|-
| [[Forged Velium Shuriken]](x20?)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 104
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Axe]](x15?)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 102
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Knife]](x20?)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 98
|-
| [[Forged Velium Throwing Spear]](x15?)
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 106
|}

==== Silvered ====
{{Era|Kunark}}

All pieces require an [[Enchanted Sheet Metal]], an [[Enchanted Silver Bar]], and a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Item
! Components
! p99 Trivial
|-
| [[Silvered Battle Axe]]
| [[Axe Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Dagger]]
| [[Dagger Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Javelin]]
| [[Javelin Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Long Sword]]
| [[Long Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Mace]]
| [[Mace Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Pick]]
| [[Pick Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Rapier]]
| [[Thin Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Scimitar]]
| [[Curved Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Short Sword]]
| [[Short Blade Mold]], [[Hilt Mold]], [[Pommel Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Shuriken]](x1)
| [[Shuriken Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Spear]]
| [[Spear Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Axe]](x1)
| [[Throwing Axe Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Throwing Knife]](x1)
| [[Throwing Knife Mold]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Silvered Warhammer]]
| [[Hammer Head Mold]], [[Oak Shaft]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|}

==== Misc ====
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].
{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
! Item || Components || p99 Trivial || Classic Trivial || Era
|-
| [[Field Point Arrowheads]](x20) || [[Metal Bits]], [[File]] || 41 || 41 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Hooked Arrowheads]](x5) || 3x [[Small Brick of Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 68 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Antonian Javelin]] (cultural, made by HUM only) || 1x [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]], [[Javelin Mold]] || 112 || ?? || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Bundled Steel Arrow Shafts]] || 2x [[Large Brick of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 44 || 135 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| [[Silver Tipped Arrowheads]](x5) || 1x [[Silver Bar]], 1x [[Block of Medium Quality Ore]], [[File]] || 79 || 168 || {{Era Short|Classic}}
|}

=== Banded Armor ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]].

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Banded Item
! [[Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
! Era
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mask | Mask]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mask Mold| Mask]]
| 4
| 1.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gorget |Gorget]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gorget Mold|Gorget]]
| 5
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Bracer |Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Bracer Sectional Mold |Bracer Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.0
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Boots |Boots]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Boot Mold |Boot]]
| 6
| 5.0
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Belt |Belt]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Belt Sectional Mold|Belt Sectional]]
| 6
| 2.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mantle |Mantle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mantle Sectional Mold |Mantle Sectional]]
| 6
| 3.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Cloak |Cloak]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Cloak Sectional Mold | Cloak Sectional]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 175
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Gauntlets |Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Gauntlet Mold |Gauntlet]]
| 7
| 4.0
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}} (Oct 1999)
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Sleeves |Sleeves]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Sleeves Sectional Mold |Sleeves Sectional]]
| 7
| 3.5
| 102
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Helm |Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Helm Mold |Helm]]
| 8
| 4.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Leggings |Leggings]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Leggings Sectional Mold |Leggings Sectional]]
| 8
| 5.5
| 168
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Banded Mail |Mail]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Mail Sectional Mold |Mail Sectional]]
| 15
| 7.5
| 135
| {{Era Short|Classic}}
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! style="text-align: center;" | 23
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 85
! style="text-align: center;" | 45
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! style="text-align: center;" | 24
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 91
! style="text-align: center;" | 47
!
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Visible Set
! style="text-align: center;" | 15
!
! style="text-align: center;" | 57
! style="text-align: center;" | -
!
!
|}

=== Shields ===
All recipes require a [[Water Flask]] and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure. In classic Everquest the Blacksmithed version of shields were better AC than their vendor purchased / npc dropped counterparts and had different vendor values.

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! style="text-align: center;" | Item
! style="text-align: center;" | Mold
! style="text-align: center;" | Metal
! style="text-align: center;" | Trivial
|-
| [[Buckler]]
| [[Buckler Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 82
|-
| [[Round Shield]]
| [[Round Shield Mold]]
| [[Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 115
|-
| [[Targ Shield]]
| [[Targ Shield Mold]]
| [[Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Kite Shield]]
| [[Kite Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Sheet Metal]] 2x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|-
| [[Tower Shield]]
| [[Tower Shield Mold]]
| [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal]] 1x
| style="text-align: center;" | 88
|}

Small and large size shields are made similarly, just with the appropriate sized mold.

== Advanced Blacksmithing Recipe List ==

=== Ornate Chain Armor ===
All recipes require an appropriate Chainmail Pattern, [[Silver Bar]], [[Water Flask]], and [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Epics}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="width:100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Ornate Chain Item
! Chainmail Pattern
! [[High Quality Metal Rings|HQ Metal]] [[High Quality Metal Rings|Rings]]
! AC
! Wt<br />
! p99<br/>Trivial
! Classic<br/>Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gorget|Gorget]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Neckguard Pattern|Neckguard]]
| 1
| 6
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Bracelet|Bracelet]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Bracelet Pattern|Bracelet]]
| 1
| 7
| 1.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Veil|Veil]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Veil Pattern|Veil]]
| 1
| 5
| 0.5
| 155
| 155
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Skirt|Skirt]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Skirt Pattern|Skirt]]
| 2
| 7
| 2.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Coif|Coif]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Coif Pattern|Coif]]
| 2
| 9
| 4.0
| 170
| 170
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mantle|Mantle]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Mantle Pattern|Mantle]]
| 2
| 7
| 3.0
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Sleeves|Sleeves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Sleeve Pattern|Sleeve]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.0
| 168
| >165 <= 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Gloves|Gloves]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Glove Pattern|Glove]]
| 2
| 8
| 3.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Boots|Boots]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Boot Pattern|Boots]]
| 2
| 7
| 4.5
| 182
| 182
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Leggings|Leggings]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Pant Pattern|Pant]]
| 3
| 9
| 5.0
| 175
| >166 & <= 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Cloak|Cloak]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Cloak Pattern|Cloak]]
| 3
| 8
| 3.5
| 175
| 222
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Ornate Chain Mail|Mail]]
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Chainmail Tunic Pattern|Tunic]]
| 3
| 16
| 7.0
| >174 & <182
| 195
|-
!Total
!
! 23
! 97
! 40.0
!
!
|-
!Both Bracelets
!
! 24
! 104
! 41.5
!
!
|}

''Note: Enchanted Silver Bars do not work for these recipes.''

=== Fine Plate Armor ===
All recipes require [[Leather Padding]] (see below for farming notes), a [[Water Flask]], and a [[Smithy Hammer]], which is returned on success or failure.
{{Era|Hole}}

{| class="eoTable3 sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! Fine Plate Item
! [[Medium Quality Folded Sheet Metal | Medium Quality<br/>Folded Sheet Metal]]
! Mold
! AC
! Wt
! Trivial
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Collar|Collar]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gorget Mold|Plate Gorget]]
| 8
| 4.0
| 166
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Visor|Visor]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Visor Mold|Plate Visor]]
| 7
| 1.5
| 163
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Bracer|Bracer]]
| 1
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Bracer Mold|Plate Bracer]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Helm|Helm]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Helm Mold|Plate Helm]]
| 12
| 6.0
| 179
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Pauldron|Pauldron]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Pauldron Mold|Plate Pauldron]]
| 10
| 4.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Girdle|Girdle]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Belt Mold|Plate Belt]]
| 9
| 4.0
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Vambraces|Vambraces]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Vambrace Mold|Plate Vambrace]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Gauntlets|Gauntlets]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Gauntlet Mold|Plate Gauntlet]]
| 11
| 5.0
| 175
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Boots|Boots]]
| 2
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Boot Mold|Plate Boot]]
| 10
| 6.5
| 168
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Breastplate|Breastplate]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Breastplate Mold|Plate Breastplate]]
| 19
| 10.0
| 188
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Splinted Cloak|Fine Splinted Cloak]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Field Splinted Cloak Mold|Field Splinted Cloak]]
| 10
| 5.5
| 242
|-
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Fine Plate Greaves|Greaves]]
| 3
| style="text-align: left;" | [[Plate Greaves Mold|Plate Greaves]]
| 12
| 7.5
| 182
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Total
! 24
!
! 127
! 65
!
|-
! style="text-align: right;" | Both Bracers
! 25
!
! 136
! 69
!
|}

=== Fine Plate Dyes ===

[[File:Dwarfsmallpalebluefineplatearmor.png|200px|thumb|Small Pale (Light) Blue Fine Plate armor set on female dwarf model]]
[[File:bile_dyes01.png|200px|thumb|Three different dyes on a male troll - pale green breastplate, normal green legs/arms/wrists, and normal yellow helm/gloves/boots.]]

Armor dyes are used on fine steel plate armor only (no other armor will accept a dye). The color of the armor can be changed, while the stats are unmodified. The extracts needed for the dyes are made by either a [[Shaman]] using [[Alchemy]] or a [[Rogue]] using [[Make Poison]]. These extracts are then usable by anyone (no skill check) to be combined into dyes. There is an in game book [[How to Dye and Stain]] that describes part of this.

;The general process involves three steps:

;1. Make the Extract

Extracts can be combined in either an alchemist's [[Medicine Bag]], or in a rogue's [[Mortar and Pestle]] (trivial of 36 for both shaman and rogue). The [[Empty Vial]] needed is sold by the dye supply merchants, and is combined with a water flask and the main extract ingredient. While this step can be done by anyone, for a higher success rate it is better to have a shaman or a rogue perform this combine.

;2. Make the Dye

Can be made by anyone (no-fail), using the above extracts, and combining them in a [[Medium Clay Jar]] with some [[Resin]] (made by [[pottery]], this is a combineable container. You lose the jar on combine)

* dark color - [[resin]] x1, extract x1. (e.g. [[Dark Green Dye]])
* base color - [[resin]] x2, extract x1. (e.g. [[Green Dye]])
* light color - [[resin]] x3, extract x1. (e.g. [[Light Green Dye]])

;3. Dye the Armor

Take a completed piece of fine steel plate armor, place it in the forge along with 1 dye, 1 [[Jar of Acid]], 1 [[Jar of Lacquer]] and hit combine. Once dyed, the color cannot be removed. You CAN fail on this part of the process (it's a skill check versus your smithing skill), read your combine message carefully. On a failure, the armor will be returned to you, undyed, and you lose the dye, lacquer and acid.

<table class="eoTable3" style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<th colspan="6">Dye Table</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th rowspan="2">Material</th>
<th rowspan="2">Extract</th>
<th style="text-align:center" colspan="3">Colors</th>
<th rowspan="2">Drop Locations</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Resin]] x1</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x2</th>
<th>[[Resin]] x3</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Permafrost Crystals]]</td>
<td>[[Permafrost Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Blue Dye|Dark Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Blue Dye|Blue]]</td>
<td>[[Light Blue Dye|Pale Blue]]</td>
<td>Mobs in [[Permafrost]], Ground Spawn in Dire wolf pens</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Evergreen Leaf]]</td>
<td>[[Evergreen Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Green Dye|Dark Green]]</td>
<td>[[Green Dye|Green]]</td>
<td>[[Light Green Dye|Pale Green]]</td>
<td>Ground Spawn in [[Greater Faydark]] at (2400, 2400) and [[The Wakening Land]] at (2900, 4300)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Sarcoscypha Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Red Dye|Crimson]]</td>
<td>[[Red Dye|Red]]</td>
<td>[[Light Red Dye|Rose]]</td>
<td>Fungus mobs in [[Upper Guk]], [[Innothule Swamp|Innothule]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (199, 3613)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Fungus]]</td>
<td>[[Jack-O-Lantern Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Dark Yellow Dye|Dark Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Yellow Dye|Yellow]]</td>
<td>[[Light Yellow Dye|Pale Yellow]]</td>
<td>Scarecrows in [[Western Karana|WK]], [[Unrest]]. Ground Spawn in [[Lesser Faydark|LFay]] at the Faerie camp (1101, 3594)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Charcoal]] or [[Red Cockatrice Feather]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Extract]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Black Dye|Black]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Grey Dye|Grey]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">[[Light Grey Dye|Slate]]</td>
<td rowspan="2">Various elementals. Kunark Cockatrice, Frogloks, Goblins</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Green Froglok Skin]] or [[Green Goblin Skin]]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Russet Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Russet Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Brown Rust Dye|Brown Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[[Iron Oxide]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Extract]]</td>
<td>[[Red Rust Dye|Red Rust]]</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>none</td>
<td>Various elementals. Ground Spawn in [[Steamfont]] at (1950, -1200)</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Cultural Smithing ==

Cultural smithing involves several sets of armor unique to each race. This includes the use of tempers, imbued gems, and [[Forge|cultural forges (see for locations)]].

All cultural armor requires smithing by the race listed, and must be forged within the race-specific forge located in their home city.

''Note: [[Erudite]]s and [[Halfling]]s do not have any cultural smithing armor sets since they are instead [[Tailoring|cultural tailoring]] races. [[Wood Elf]]s have smithed weapons, though their primary cultural tradeskills are [[tailoring]] and [[fletching]]. [[Half-Elves]] do not have any unique cultural tradeskills for their race, though they can use some of the items made by others.''

'''Imbued Gems:''' Are converted from normal gems by an "Imbue Gem" spell. Each imbued gem gives different bonuses to the resulting armor, and restricts it to a particular deity. Healers (cleric, druid, shaman) can call down the blessing of their deity upon a gem with the use of a level 29 spell. (For Solusek Ro, it is a wizard spell.) Each healer can only scribe and cast the imbue spell for the gem specific to their deity, after which a tradesperson can use the imbued gem in crafting deity-specific items. (The tradesperson does not need to worship a specific deity in order to craft items for that deity.)

{| class="eoTable"
! Imbued Gem || Deity Restriction || Used for? || Creation Spell || Spell Caster Class
|-
| [[Imbued Amber]] || [[Cazic Thule]] || Ogre & Iksar & Erudite Smithing || [[Imbue Amber]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Black Sapphire]] || [[Bertoxxulous]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Black Sapphire]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Diamond]] || [[Mithaniel Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Diamond]] || [[Cleric]], [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Emerald]] || [[Tunare]] || High Elf {{VeliousGray|& Gnome Smithing}} || [[Imbue Emerald]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ivory]] || [[The Tribunal]] || Barbarian Smithing || [[Imbue Ivory]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Jade]] || [[Rallos Zek]] || Ogre, Barbarian, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Jade]] || [[Shaman]]
|-
| [[Imbued Opal]] || [[Rodcet Nife]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Opal]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Peridot]] || [[Bristlebane]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Peridot]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Plains Pebble]] || [[Karana]] || Halfling Tailoring, Human Smithing || [[Imbue Plains Pebble]] || [[Cleric]], [[Druid]]
|-
| [[Imbued Rose Quartz]] || [[Erollisi Marr]] || Human Smithing || [[Imbue Rose Quartz]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Ruby]] || [[Brell Serilis]] || Dwarf Smithing || [[Imbue Ruby]] || [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Sapphire]] || [[Innoruuk]] || Dark Elf Smithing || [[Imbue Sapphire]] || [[Shaman]], [[Cleric]]
|-
| [[Imbued Topaz]] || [[Quellious]] || Erudite Tailoring || [[Imbue Topaz]] || [[Cleric]]
|}

'''Tempers:''' Are made with the [[Brewing#Tempers|brewing]] skill (see the brewing page for more information), and can be made by any race.

'''Cultural Tradeskill Table'''

{| class="eoTable"
! Cultural Tradeskill || Discription
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Barbarian|Barbarian]] || Can forge a chain-class armor, plus weapons. The armor can be worn by all chain-wearing non-small, non-large folk, including iksar (no dwarves, gnomes, halflings, trolls or ogres). Use a [[Northman Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dark Elf|Dark Elf]] || Can forge Adamantite Armor - both chain and plate varieties, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by half elves. Use a [[Teir`dal Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Dwarf|Dwarf]] || Can forge Brellium Armor - wearable by plate classes, plus weapons. The armor can also be worn by gnomes and halflings. Use a [[Stormguard Forge]].
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Erudite|Erudite]] || Can make Steelsilk Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Erud Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Gnomes || Gnome cultural smithing is not yet in the game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Halfling|Halfling]] || Can make Vale Leather Armor (tailored with smithing components). Use a [[Vale Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: High Elf|High Elf]] || Can make Mithril Armor which can also be worn by wood elves and half elves. Use a [[Koada`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Human|Human]] || Can make Seafarers' Ringmail (Freeport), Field Plate (Freeport), Full Plate (Qeynos) armor sets. These can also be worn by barbarians, erudites, and half elves. Note that humans have TWO cultural forges, one in Freeport and one in Qeynos. They can make armor in both locations, but must use the proper forge with the proper recipe. Use either a [[Antonican Forge]] or a [[Royal Qeynos Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Iksar|Iksar]] || Can make Skyiron Armor, weapons, and shields. Use a [[Iksar Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Ogre|Ogre]] || Can make Ogre War Plate and Ogre Splintmail armor sets, which can also be worn by trolls. Use a [[Oggok Forge]] for the smithing.
|-
| Trolls || Troll cultural smithing is not yet in game.
|-
| [[Cultural Tradeskills: Wood Elf|Wood Elf]] || Can make Mithril Studded Leather and Mithril Reinforced Leather (tailored with smithing components) as well as Mithril Feir`dal weapons. Use a [[Fier`dal Forge]] for the smithing.
|}

== Finding Materials ==

Most blacksmithing materials can be purchased from vendors, but a few require killing stuff.

=== Fine Plate: Leather Padding ===

Leather Paddings are one of the most frustrating aspects of mastering blacksmithing: they require farming several different items ''and'' doing multiple combines, just to produce a single padding ... and they're not even Blacksmithing combines (they're [[Tailoring]])!

Fortunately, there are a few key locations in Norath that can at least make the farming part easier.

==== Leather Padding: Spiderling Silk ====

By far the best place to collect {{:Spiderling Silk}} is the [[Field of Bone]]. Other newbie zones might have a few spiderlings to kill, but Field of Bone features a "secret" crypt full of colorfully named ones (eg. [[A bonebinder]]), perhaps twenty in total.

Field of Bone can be easily reached by heading west from the zone-in location in [[Emerald Jungle]]. Once in the zone the crypt entrance is on the opposite side, at {{Loc | Field of Bone| 210, 2500}}.

Because it's a newbie zone, the respawn timer is short, only 6:40. This means that after you finish clearing the crypt, you have just enough time to buff a few newbies or take a bathroom break, before the whole place respawns again.

==== Leather Padding: Low Quality Pelts ====

By far the best place to farm pelts is [[Stonebrunt Mountains]]. Elsewhere in Norath animals only drop pelts infrequently, and many are ruined. In Stonebrunt though the leopards almost always have a drop, it's never ruined, and usually it's a pelt (≈20% have a skin instead). You can easily spend an evening here and grind out 200 pelt drops for making leather padding.

Unfortunately, many of the pelts you get won't be low quality, but you can easily fix that by combining them with a [[Skinning Knife]].

'''Also, bring your stacks of [[Silk Thread]] with you so you can convert the unstackable pelts directly into stackable [[Leather Padding]]!!!! Stonebrunt is way out of the way so this is the only efficient way to make the trips here count.'''

There are two main areas to hunt.

'''First Path'''
The best technique is to go from the zone entrance to the First red X location just running straight out along the ground that looks like jungle until you start getting towards the sea, they wont spawn by the sea.
This is (roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| -4000, -500}}), and it contains approximately ten+ leopards and they like to bunch up so searching is not difficult. There are also kobolds, wisps, and snakes in the valley, but they're all low level and shouldn't bother you. Being a high level pet class makes this very easy.

'''Second Path'''
From the zone entrance travel north along the left zone wall into the mountains where the ground turns forest like and you see snow covered trees all the way to roughly {{Loc | Stonebrunt Mountains| 200, 2600}}. You'll find leopards all along this area in the trees and then again when when the ground changes to rock. At least a similar number leopards or more that also like to path together. There are slightly higher level mobs here, but again nothing to worry about unless you are low level. Again being a high level pet class makes this a cake walk to kill it all

'''Additional Areas'''
After the first 2 pathing areas you can run all around the rock colored floor areas to the other side of the zone and see tigers and more leopards. The tigers are higher level and fewer of them. But you can easily just run from leopard to leopard in the rocky areas of the zone and then just back track the first pathing area or second pathing area. This zone is filled to the brim with leopards and again you can grind out 200 pelt drops in an evening if you want.

'''There is no need to be a tracking class''' with the high number of leopards in this zone but [[Tracking]] (especially from a Ranger) is highly recommended if you want to really have nonstop killing, but non-trackers will still find plenty leopards just by wandering around; they spawn together and are packed fairly densely.

== Of Smithing and Grime and Sweat... ==

''by Janus Xanathis, Necrobane (Tunare server) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20001206083900/http://www.eqtraders.com/ Dec 2000])''

There are books you can read, and other documents to view that can tell you HOW to use the skill of the hammer and the forge. I am not going to do that today. What I am going to do is tell you WHAT to make when your body is layered in sweat and grime, and the smoke of the bellows is against your face. If you follow this plan, you shall have the skill to create the armor that everyone wants, in only as long as your gold holds true. For once you start selling the armor... gold is not something you need to want for again.

First off, let me tell you this. To walk on the road to become a master of this skill requires much time, and a greater amount of gold. Unlike skills such as baking, or jewelcraft, in which you can start to recoup some of your gold loss at a lower skill, you cannot do that with the hammer and the forge. How many people do you know of walking around town shouting for skewers, or metal bits? Exactly.

But as I said above, once you get the skill to start creating the banded armor that sells so well, you will start to gain your gold back, and you shall get many an order for more. With that said, what is the quickest road to gaining the skill to become an armor-smith, you ask? Well, I shall tell you. The easiest jump, on the road to creating glorious armor, is to save up your trainings for four levels. Once you have all twenty trainings, dump them all into Smithing. Since you won't have the skill to kill the monsters that have the loot that you can sell for the amount of gold you'll need... until you are in the low teens... saving up the trainings shouldn't be a problem. But, if for some reason, you need all of your trainings, there are other ways to get to the twentieth level of skill. Two to be exact.

You '''sharpen rusty weapons''' that are taken from the dead hands of monsters that hold them... or you make the '''metal bits''' that are needed for some of the later items. I don't want to replace the part of the book, but, some basics to know when you are doing anything with the forge. NEVER stack anything in it. If it calls for multiples of something that stacks, put them in different slots. The last item you will always be placing in the forge, is a flask of water. Hunting down madmen in the desert of Ro is a good way to gain the huge amounts of water that you will need for this skill. Whether you are making metal bits, or a banded helm... each step of the way has a single flask of water as the last item to place in the forge.

Also, not matter if you succeed, or fail, when you are using the forge ... All items you place in it will be lost. If you succeeded, you will have the item you were creating. If you failed, you have nothing, but some more skill on the road to becoming a hammer master. Once you have been ranked as having a skill of the twentieth level, you will see the message that making the metal bits, or sharpening the weapons is beneath you. It's quite uppity to tell you this, but what it means is that you will gain no more learning from doing these tasks. So, you now switch over to making a different item....

'''A metal sheet.'''

But can't you buy those, you ask? Why yes, you can, and they are about the same price, if not lower, to buy then they are to make. So when you are making the more difficult items that require the sheets to make, simply buy the sheets, that way you don't have to worry about the random failure in making them. BUT... they are the easiest thing to make to get you up the ladder of skill at this point. Making metal sheets will get you to rank fifty in smithy. Again, you will fail, more then you succeed at first... and you will make a LOT of sheets by the time you get to fifty. But a good note is that you can sell them back to the vendors that you are buying the parts that you need to make them from. You won't get back all of your money... maybe half... maybe three quarters... but it's still something back. Once you get to the level in which the metal sheets are gaining you no skill... what should you make next?

'''Banded Armor?'''

Sadly... not yet. You can try... and you will fail... greatly. And you may be able to make a piece every twenty or thirty tries. But your learning will not go up that fast, and the money you will loose will be insane. So, stick to simpler items, such as Large Lanterns.

If you are at 68... NOW are you going to try to make the banded armor? Aye. You can.

I, so far, have been able to make five banded helms, and two banded shirts. The shirts I did at with my skill of eighty. Two tries per shirt. I know I was lucky to only have a single failure per item. But it goes to show you that having the patience to walk the long road will pay off. With the going rate being about forty plat for a shirt, if not more... You can see that even with a few failures per item, you will be making your gold back, and more. Don't just worry about getting to the skill to make banded, and stopping there. There are rumors around that smiths shall soon have the ability to start to make plate, or a type of plate armor. I have also heard that you are going to need a skill up around one hundred and thirty, if not more, if you want to pull this off.

All I can say is... start making your banded wares... and continue to make them. Also... out of any of the skills... none are as physically rewarding as this one. Having spent hours over the hot coals, pounding away with your hammer... and creating an item that will help save someone from those extra slices and blows... is also a very good feeling to have. Of course, so is feeling the weight of your purse after you just sold off a full suit to someone.

== Resources ==

There are several ingame books which originally provided the recipes for blacksmithing:

* [[Ikthars Fine Steel Skin]] by Ikthar Fireheart
* [[Fireprides Guide to Shield Craft]] by Ton Firepride
* [[Rings, Chains, and Arrowheads]] by Gord Smith
* [http://www.less3d.com/smithing.htm Less3D's Smithing List]

{{Navbox Tradeskill}}

[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Tradeskills]]

Misty Thicket

2026-08-07T16:54:22Z

Grumpymixon: Updated respawn time.

<p> Misty Thicket is the major newbie zone for Rivervale (with a smaller one existing in Kithicor). It is also an area that the halflings have staked out to protect their city from the dangers of the Runnyeye goblins to their west. The ancient walls of the halflings stretch across this zone, cutting it into two distinct halves.

</p> Filbus Furyfoot, the Lord of the Misty Thicket, Warlord, and Guardian of Rivervale, is a fairly common sight, as he devotes a great portion of his efforts to ensuring the safety of his lands and outfitting young hobbit adventurers.

{|
|rowspan="6" valign="top" width="160"| <div style='float:left;'>__TOC__</div>
|valign="top"|
{| class="zoneTopTable"
! ''' Level of Monsters: '''
|1-12
|-
! ''' Types of Monsters: '''
|Large Rats, Bats, Snakes, Fire Beetles, Klaknaks, Black Wolves, Bixies, Bixie Drones, Large Thicket Rat, Large Wood Spider, Goblin Whelps, Goblins, Black Bears, Orc Pawns, Orc Centurions, Orc Apprentices, Orc Oracles, Orc Legionnaires, Giant Wasps, Giant Spiders, Giant Scarabs, Young Kodiaks, Dread Corpses, Lesser Mummies, Goblin Alchemist, Goblin Wizard
|-
! ''' Notable NPCs: '''
|[[Mooto]], [[Slaythe]], [[Gunrich]], [[A bixie queen]], [[Queen Klaknak]]
|-
! ''' Unique Items: '''
|{{:Clay Totem}}
|-
! ''' Related Quests: '''
|[[Bug Collection]]
|-
! ''' Adjacent Zones: '''
|[[Rivervale]], [[Runnyeye]] (depricated [[Runnyeye Citadel]])
|-
! ''' Name in /who: '''
|misty
|-
! ''' [[Zone Spawn Timer]]: '''
|4:50
|-
! '''Succor/Evacuate:'''
| 0,0 (Just outside the wall)
|-
! [[Recommended Levels and ZEM List | ZEM]] ''' Value:'''
|<s>75</s> '''100''' (133%)
|}
|}

== Map ==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="border: 1px solid gray;"
|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:map_mistythicket.jpg|right|border]]
# Orc Camp
# Goblin Camps
# Haunted Obelisk
# Gate through the wall
# Merchant with Baking Supplies
# Empty Huts
# Empty Hut; Unoffically Blixkin Entopop's "House"
# Merchant with Small Leather Armor and Patterns
# Merchant with Sewing Supplies, including How To's, Large Kit, and Needle and Thimble Molds
# Merchant with Pottery Supplies
# Abandoned Tower
# Merchant with Small Armor Molds
# Druid Stone Ring
# Lil Honeybugger's Hut
|}

== Dangers ==

This has to be one of the safest zones that exists in the game. There is one simple reason for this, the wall. It divides the zone into two distinct areas, the newbie area to the east and the higher level area to the west. Because of this division, the newbie area has no random high level monsters wandering around to attack an adventurer. The area to the west is also relatively safe because the guards are very close by.

About the only other large dangers in this zone are a goblin shaman named Mooto, who is significantly more powerful than others of his kind and aggressive, and the higher level undead mobs which occasionally roam around beyond the wall.

== Benefits ==

The biggest benefit is explained above, this zone is very safe. There is good hunting here, a fair number of quests for the halflings to engage in. Many halflings stay within this zone for their entire time as a newbie and up until around 10th level, when they start to spread out.

The other perk is that you can buy and sell goods without having to zone.

== Traveling To and From ==

To the east lies the halfling city of [[Rivervale]]. The path leads the way through to the break in the wall, which is heavily guarded by the halflings. Past this, the camps of the Runnyeye goblins litter the countryside. On the western edge lies the entrance to [[Clan Runnyeye|the home of the Runnyeye band of goblins]].

== What's in this zone? ==

{{Special:DynamicZoneList/Misty Thicket}}

[[Category: Zones]]
[[Category: Loc Mapped]]

Grim's Tiger Revenge

2026-08-07T07:52:51Z

Grumpymixon: FIxed a misspelling of Reggit (it was Rigget).

{{Temple Era}}[[File:npc_grim_oakfist.png|frame|Grim Oakfist]]
{| class="questTopTable"
! ''' Start Zone: '''
| [[Kithicor Forest]]
|-
! ''' Quest Giver: '''
| [[Grim Oakfist]]
|-
! ''' Minimum Level: '''
| 25+
|-
! ''' Classes: '''
| [[Monk]]
|-
! ''' Related NPCs: '''
| [[Eenot]], [[Kobb]], [[Reggit]]
|-
! ''' Required Faction: '''
| Amiable or better
|}

== Rewards ==

<ul><li> {{:Collar of Neshika}}
</li></ul>

== Walkthrough ==

''[[Grim Oakfist]] can be found in the first Inn on the left of the path when entering Kithicor Forest from [[West Commonlands]].''

You say, 'Hail, Grim Oakfist'

: Grim Oakfist says, 'It is good to finally see one who respects the disciplines of the Ashen Order. All I have met are rangers. They have interfered with my [mission in the woods].'

You say, 'What mission in the woods?"

: Grim Oakfist says, 'I have come here to avenge my family. One season past, they were attacked by a trio of deadly tigers. I came here to hunt the beasts down, but then I found the local rangers and residents here protect the tigers. They seem to be a legends in these parts. The tigers even have name's! They call them Eenot, Reggit and Kobb. I wish I had help from a [fellow monk].'

You say, 'I am a fellow monk'

: Grim Oakfist says, 'Good! The rangers are watching me so you must go alone. I can only wait until the morning, then I must go. If you find all three tigers, return their pelts to me and I shall reward you with something discovered for monks only.'

: Eenot shouts 'A loud roar his heard within the woods!'

'''Find the three tigers and collect their pelts for Grim:'''
* [[Unusual Tiger Pelt]], from [[Eenot]] - seen around -586, 877 before pathing
* [[Peculiar Tiger Pelt]], from [[Reggit]] - seen around -812, 1008 before pathing
* [[Strange Tiger Pelt]], from [[Kobb]] - seen around 1016, -618 before pathing

: Grim Oakfist says, 'I asked you to hunt down all three of the tigers.'
: Grim Oakfist says, 'I asked you to hunt down all three of the tigers.'
: Grim Oakfist says, 'Good work. I hope you had no run ins with the local rangers. Here is my reward. An object from the past which I found in my journeys. Wish that I could reward also with [treant fists].'

<div class='facblock'>
* Your faction standing with [[Ashen Order]] got better.
* You faction standing with [[Knights of Truth]] got better.
* Your faction standing with [[Silent Fist Clan]] got better.
</div>
{{YouGainExperience}}

You receive a {{:Collar of Neshika}}.

== Notes ==
* Grim shares a spawn cycle with [[Brollus Hoost]] and [[Tallyn Starwatch]]. If he is not present, check back later, or kill the placeholder (and suffer the faction hits).
* The three tigers spawn after you talk to Grim, so the easiest way to find these tigers is with a tracker. Fair warning though, killing them gives a hit to ranger/druid factions.
* If you reverse the names of Eenot and Reggit, you get Tonee (Tony the Tiger) and Tigger. Kobb is probably a reference to inner circle Hall of Famer Ty Cobb, who played for the Detroit Tigers.

[[Category: Quests]]
[[Category:Kithicor Forest]]
[[Category:Monk Quests]]

Rathe Mountains

2026-08-06T11:16:52Z

Grumpymixon: After camping Brother Zephyl all day, I found this time more accurate.

{{Classic Era}}
The Mountains of Rathe is a vast and dangerous mid level zone. It lies along the southern route from Freeport to Qeynos. The high peaks hide away many separate areas within the zone, each with its own dangers and things to discover. Rathe Mountains can be a confusing place to travel through, and aside from those hunting the powerful Hill Giants there often aren't many fellow adventures around.

{|
|rowspan="6" valign="top" width="160"| <div style='float:left;'>__TOC__</div>
|valign="top"|
{| class="zoneTopTable"
! ''' Level of Monsters: '''
|13-45
|-
! ''' Types of Monsters: '''
|Fire Beetles, Lizard Man Scouts, Lizard Man Warriors, Lizard Man Mystics, Orc Warriors, Orc Oracles, Orc Priests, Skeletons, Zombies, Dry Bone Skeletons, Ice Bone Skeletons, Barbed Bone Skeletons, Skeletal Monks, Giant Skeletons, Hill Giants, Tainted Hill Giants, Corrupted Hill Giants, Brown Bears, Black Bears, Grizzly Bears, Kodiak Bears, Ebon Drakes, Obsidian Drakes, Onyx Drakes, Basalt Drakes, Drakes, Unkempt Preservers, Cyclops
|-
! ''' Notable NPCs: '''
|[[Ankhefenmut]], [[Findlegrob]], [[Sindlegrob]], [[Bindlegrob]], [[Blackwing]], [[Broog Bloodbeard]], [[Brother Zephyl]], [[Grazhak the Berserker]], [[Hasten Bootstrutter]], [[Maldyn the Unkempt]], [[monstrous zombie]], [[Mortificator Syythrak]], [[Oculys Ogrefiend]], [[Petrifin]], [[Quid Rilstone]], [[Rharzar]], [[Shardwing]], [[Tarskuk]], [[Theodast Wuggmump]], [[Zazamoukh]]
|-
! ''' Unique Items: '''
|{{:Axe of the Slayers}}, {{:Broken Bow Part A}}, {{:Cyclops Charm}}, {{:Eye of Petrifin}}, {{:Granite Bracer}}, {{:Man-o-War}}, {{:Marr's Promise}}, {{:Mithril Plated Girth}}, {{:Mortificator Staff}}, {{:Onyx Drakescale Cloak}}, {{:Shardwing Arrow}}, {{:Siryn Hair Hood}}, {{:Syythrak Hide Vest}}, {{:Drake Spine}}
|-
! ''' Related Quests: '''
|[[Armor of Ro Quests]], [[Journeyman's Boots Quest]], [[Monks of The Whistling Fist]], [[Red Dragonscale Armor Quest]], [[Solvedi Scimitar Quest]], [[Tibrinn's Quest]], [[The Etched Stone]], [[White Dragonscale Cloak Quest]], [[Shadow Knight Epic Quest]]
|-
! ''' Adjacent Zones: '''
|[[Lake Rathetear]], [[The Feerrott]]
|-
! ''' Name in /who: '''
|rathemtn
|-
! ''' [[Zone Spawn Timer]]: '''
|3:30
|-
! '''Succor/Evacuate:'''
| -757, 650 (North of Froglok starting area)
|-
! [[Recommended Levels and ZEM List | ZEM]] ''' Value:'''
|<s>75</s> '''100''' (133%)
|}
|}

== Map ==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="border: 1px solid gray; max-width: 1200px;" width="100%"
|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:Zone_rathemtns.jpg|right|border]]

* 1. Orc Camp
* 2. Rune Stone with [[Tabien the Goodly]]
* 3. Protected Stone Ring, surrounded by Unkempt Druids
* 4. Gypsies with Combine Weapons, Compass, Herbs and Food (Cynthia)
* 5. Inn, Hut with Merchant [[Darfumpel Zirubbel]] who sells Gems nearby.
* 6. Hill with Stone Arms reaching to the sky, Bandit Camp on top, Giant Skeletons and Lizard Men on sides of Hill
* 7. Haunted Tower with [[Findlegrob]]
* 8. Altar protected by named beetles (Zaza)
* 9. Lizard Man Camp
* 10. Temple protected by Troll Shaman and Shadow Knight
* 11. Camp with Trolls and Ogres, selling Goods, Normal Weapons, and Leather and Small Sewing Kit and Patterns
* 12. Altar protected by named beetles (Ankh)
* 13. Inn
* 14. Orc Camp
* 15. [[Paladin]] Camp
* 16. Gypsy Camp selling Food
* 17. Ruined Town with [[Glaron the Wicked]]
* 18. Sphinx ([[Ankhefenmut]])
* 19. Region filled with Hill Giants, Cyclops, and Giant Skeletons
* 20. Sphinx ([[Zazamoukh]])
* 21. Lizard Man Camp
* 22. Lizard Man Camp
* 23. Orc Camp
* 24. Haunted Stone Ring. [[Kazzel D`Leryt]] roams between here and the hill between 22 and 23
* 25. Haunted Tower with Bindlegrob and Sindlegrob

|}

== Dangers ==

This zone has many dangers in it. First of all, it is a mid-level zone. Although the region to the north of the entrance from Feerrott has many fire beetles to hunt, there is a great deal of overlap, and I've seen skeletons and lizard men roaming the area as well. Most of the other monsters were either gamble or tombstone to my 10th level ranger, or were in camps with two blues and an even, for instance. There is not a great deal of hunting if you are a solo adventurer here.

The monsters here are very powerful. There are Hill Giants and Giant Skeletons roaming some of the western parts of the zone, and Cyclops in the northwest. Many of the undead temples are covered with powerful undead, including the Dry and Ice Bone Skeletons and Giant Skeletons, as well as some named creatures I didn't get a chance to view personally. Combine very powerful with the fact that they are almost always in a camp or around others of their kind. If you want to take on one, be sure you can take on more than that as well.

The other danger, and this applies more to the evil races, is that everything here will attack you. There is a camp of paladins that will definitely come after you. I also assume the protected temple's guardians will come after you as well. Add to that every monster, and you've got problems.

Also beware [[Rharzar]] if camping the drakes. it will attack you on sight and is red con to anyone below 52 or 53. Red con named which is a cleric.

== Benefits ==

Here, I will discuss the different areas within the zone and the benefits of each. To the south of the Feerrott entrance lie two lizard men camps, and a pair of 10th level characters could easily move between them. At 12th level they could move on to the orc camp as well. The two undead areas, though, seem to be much more dangerous. To the north of the Feerrott entrance lies an open area that is crawling with fire beetles, and the occasional low-level lizard man scout. There is also a high level orc camp. Nobody at the paladin camp would speak to me, but the gypsies and the Inn are very helpful.

Further to the west lies the zone where the hill giants and the giant skeletons live. If you can take them on, this area would provide good hunting. There are also guards that roam this area, although I have never caught one to try and speak with them. North lies a temple to some evil god (I assume) that is well guarded (the shaman has a pet). There is also a lizard man camp that could be taken on by that pair of 10th levels.

In the northwestern corner is the only readily accessible place to hunt bears for the evil races in the south. The problem is that for every brown bear, there are a bunch of grizzlies and kodiaks running around, so it's dangerous to hunt here. There are also protectors from the nearby temple that I believe will attack you, including one "unkempt protector" who roams the area. There is another high-level orc camp here as well. In front of the Lake Rathe entrance lies a creepy area with the hill that reaches for the clouds. Roaming this area are cyclops and giant skeletons, and the only gypsy camp that sells combine weapons this far south.

In my continued quest to find safe and effective solo spot for mid 20's I stumbled across a nice little hidden area here in the lovely Rathe Mountains. With my 24 mage I bound near the Guk entrance in Innothule and jogged over to Rathe. Then I made my way down to area 20 on the map. Here there are roaming green lizard men and baskilisks that ignored me but also a variety of black drakes. These drakes are blue to 24, non aggressive, and not social. They drop anywhere from 4 gp-2pp each as well as common research items. If you need a spot to safely kill enemies and need to AFK now & then this is a decent spot for mid 20's.

== The Sphinxes ==

'''NOTE:''' Although the sphinxes were part of classic, they had no in-game purpose until the (un-classic) Beastlord 1.5 epic quest.

The Sphinxes are the most unique part of this zone, and deserve their own section to discuss what I know and what I've guessed on their nature. I've heard that they are both extremely powerful (level 50) and that one is good and the other evil. Their names are distinctive and are linked with the named beetles in this zone through the first syllable (Zaza or Ankh). The temples that the beetles guard are remarkably Egyptian appearing, as well.

Now, what I've heard is that the northern sphinx (Ankh) is the good one, and the southern (Zaza) is the evil one. When I went to /con them, however, they both were ready to attack me (althought Zaza cons indifferent to SK troll Innoruuk). This leads me to wonder why that was, and why the good one would want to attack me (a wood elf ranger) and I think it might relate to my fight with the named beetles (Ankh). These beetles initially /con'ed indifferent to me, so I approached one and tried to hail it. It attacked me, and I had to fight off it and its companion. After killing them, I lost faction standing with the Stone Hive Bixies and gained faction with the Guardians of the Vale. Of note, killing Crushbone Orcs causes the same faction adjustment. I was led to believe that they were evil beetles from this, but if they are linked by name to the northern sphinx, and he now wants to attack me (like the beetles, now), then maybe he is the evil sphinx. This obviously warrants further investigation, and I'm very tempted to kill the Zaza beetles to see what faction that gives me, but I don't want to burn all my bridges. Any info on this would be appreciated.

== Traveling To and From ==

On the middle of the eastern edge of the zone is the entrance to [[The Feerrott]], the home of the lizard men and the ogres, as well as the temple to [[Cazic Thule]]. By following the path west and taking a northward turn at the temple guarded by Ankh beetles, you reach the northern corner of the Rathe Mountains.

On the western edge in the northern part, tucked away in a corner, lies the entrance to Lake Rathe. Getting to this can be tricky, as gypsies (who apparently hate evil races) lie at the entrance to this valley. The entrance also blends in to the surrounding area, and could easily be passed without noticing it.

== What's in this zone? ==

{{Special:DynamicZoneList/Rathe Mountains}}

[[Category: Zones]]
[[Category: Loc Mapped]]

Befallen

2026-08-05T21:37:41Z

Grumpymixon:

{{Classic Era}}
Befallen was once the site of a wonderful temple, a reclusive home for the monks who maintained it. Many blame the dark elves for what it has become, but whatever the cause, Befallen is now a home to the undead its inhabitants used to hunt and destroy. Individuals who thrive on these beings have also taken up residence in its halls, necromancers and shadow knights. [[Key Compendium|Various keys]] are obtained and required to move to the lower levels of this zone.[[File:Befallen.png|thumb|500x500px|The main hall of Befallen's first level, viewed from the stairs near the entrance. [[Skeleton L`rodd|Skeleton L'Rodd]] is pictured in the background.]]
{| class="zoneTopTable"
! ''' Level of Monsters: '''
|7-25+
|-
! ''' Types of Monsters: '''
|Giant Rats, Plague Rats, Decaying Skeletons, Skeletons, Dread Bone Skeletons, Putrid Skeletons, Large Skeletons, Greater Skeletons, Lesser Mummies, Ice Bone Skeletons, Ghouls, Will O' Wisps, Necromancer Apprentices, Neophytes, and Acolytes, Theurgist
|-
|-
! ''' Notable NPCs: '''
|[[Boondin Babbinsbort]], [[Commander Windstream]], several shadowknights, [[An Elf Skeleton]], [[Gynok Moltor]], [[Priest Amiaz]], [[Skeleton Lrodd]], [[The Thaumaturgist]], [[Baron Telyx V`Zher]], [[Korven Nisere]], [[Kahaptra_Z`Taj]], [[Arisen Thaumaturgist]], [[Asaka_L`Rei]], [[Soldier of V`Zher]], [[Footman of V`Zher]], [[Knight V`Tal]]
|-
|-
! ''' Unique Items: '''
|{{:Antiqued Silver Band}}, {{:Barbed Armplates}}, {{:Barbed Legplates}}, {{:Blackened Wand}}, {{:Bone Bladed Claymore}},
{{:Chipped Bone Rod}}, {{:Dagger of Marnek}}, [[Damask Armor]], {{:Ebon Scythe}}, {{:Enchanted Fine Steel Rapier}},
[[Gossamer Armor]], {{:Icon of the Ardent}}, {{:Platinum Ring}}, [[Pristine Studded Armor]], {{:Shimmering Ruby Stiletto}},
{{:Thaumaturgist's Robe}}, {{:Thaumaturgist's Sash}}, {{:The Baron's Blade}}
|-
|-
! ''' Related Quests: '''
|[[Monk Headband Quests]], [[Thex Mallet Quest]], [[Armor of the Priest Quests]], [[Monk Sash Quests]], [[Paw of Opolla Quest]]
|-
! ''' Adjacent Zones: '''
|[[West Commonlands]]
|-
! ''' Name in /who: '''
|befallen
|-
! ''' [[Zone Spawn Timer]]: '''
|4:30
|-
! '''Succor/Evacuate:'''
| -75, 35 (Zone line to West Commons)
|-
! [[Recommended Levels and ZEM List | ZEM]] ''' Value:'''
|<s>160</s> '''119''' (159%)
|}

== Map ==

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|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:befallen12.jpg|right|border]]
'''Levels One and Two
* A. First locked door, requires [[Splintered Wooden Key]] 1 -->A.
* B. Second locked door, requires [[Charred Bone Key]] 3 --> B.
* C. Third locked door, requires [[Smoked Glass Key]] 4 -->C.

* 1. Dark Elf Shadow Knight who drops Splintered Wooden Key (Always) and [[Chipped Bone Rod]] (Common)
* 2. [[Asaka L`Rei]] and pit to area 1 on level 3
* 2.5 (in alcove between #2 and #A) [[Skeleton Lrodd]]
* 3. **PIT TRAP** Room with a [[A shadowknight (Human)|Human female Shadow Knight]] who drops [[Charred Bone Key]], [[Antiqued Silver Band]] (pit trap drops to area 4 on level 3)
* 4. [[A shadowknight (Ogre)|Ogre Shadow Knight]] who drops [[Smoked Glass Key]] (Always) and [[Barbed Armplates]] (Rare)
* 5. The Broken Stair with [[Footman of V`Zher]] sitting on it.
|}

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|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:befallen3.jpg|right|border]]
'''Level Three
* C. Locked door, requires smoked glass key

* 1. Pit from area 2 on level 1
* 2. Spawn area of [[Arisen Thaumaturgist]] who drops [[Pristine Studded Leather Bracer]], [[Thaumaturgist's Sash]], and [[Priest Amiaz]] who drops [[Blackened Wand]]
* 3. Spawn area of [[a shadowknight (Troll)]] who drops [[Bone Bladed Claymore]] (Rare), [[Smoked Glass Key]] (Always), [[Splintered Wooden Key]] (Always?), [[Charred Bone Key]] (Always?)
* 4. Bottom of pit trap in area 3 on level 2
* 5. Spawn area of [[An Elf Skeleton]] who drops Thex Mallet Piece
* 6. Spawn area of [[A shadowknight (Dark Elf Female)|Dark Elf Female Shadow Knight]] who drops [[Barbed Legplates]] (Rare); can drop any of the keys of Befallen including [[Splintered Wooden Key]], [[Charred Bone Key]], and [[Smoked Glass Key]].

Note that in the room north of #6 is the spawn spot of [[Boondin Babbinsbort]] who drops [[Icon of the Ardent]]<br>
Room 2 on image is drawn in slightly incorrect spot. Should be further south around ~-480.
|}

== Dangers ==

Befallen is a small dungeon filled to the brim with undead creatures of all sorts. If that doesn't give you enough of a feel for the danger here, I'll explain more. Trains and being swarmed here are the largest danger to anyone adventuring into the halls. Most adventurers would describe this place as difficult to adventure in without dying at least once, and usually for one of the above reasons.

First off, the trains can be atrocious. There is a very low level area (the 1st floor) and a quite high level area (3rd floor). On the 3rd floor (well, on any floor actually) it is very easy to be swarmed and overwhelmed, and many people, if they don't die, will then be running for the exit. This causes problems for the people who lie along their path. Many of the monsters will jump off of the train and attack people that they pass by, but even worse is what happens when the person that all the monsters are chasing either zones or dies, and that is that the entire train walks back down to its level again. Along the way, they will attack anyone within their frenzy radius (which is almost the whole dungeon, it is so small). The trains are also more deadly because, if you are fleeing them, you have to somehow try and open locked doors from your inventory screen while being slammed.

As for the swarming, if you are able to walk in the front door and look down into the main hall when it hasn't been cleared out in a while, you will have a good idea of how this is readily possible. From your standpoint at the top of the stairs, there are at least four skeletons within view. Each of these skeletons is in attack trigger range of each other one, so basically, if you are low enough level to get experience from killing them, attacking one will bring all four onto you, which if you can get experience from them, can be tough to handle. Needless to say, every single room in the whole dungeon has essentially the same design, so either get used to soloing greens and low blues, or get in a group. It's even worse when you get jumped by creatures who spawn during your fight, so keep your eyes peeled and your keys handy (in order to create the trains mentioned above).

Specific dangers... Mummies attack, and mummies cause rabies. If you cannot cure disease, make sure you are friendly to someone who can (and will). Sitting or, even worse, meditating, is a surefire way to get swarmed. Basically, what happens is when you do either (or loot, incidentally) you increase the attack radius for any creatures around you. In other words, they will attack someone who is sitting down at a farther distance than someone who is standing. Also, aggressive greens (everything here) will attack when you sit, so if you sit down next to a decaying skeleton, he will attack you. Very annoying and potentially dangerous depending on your level. Necromancers are pure evil (no kidding, right?). They are much more deadly than they /con to you, especially since the normal rules of spellcasting that you and I follow do not apply to NPC casters (rules like not casting while running, using mana, being interrupted, etc). They tend to run early, so kill them fast and effectively.

== Benefits ==

Most people who come to hunt here are either looking for a specific item, either quest or otherwise, or are necromancers, clerics or paladins who have spells specifically designed for dealing with the undead. For them, this place is a great area in which to increase their experiences in the world, and almost anybody will group with them if they are interested in doing so.

For the rest of us, this place has a lot to offer still. The various undead have a high spawn rate and carry around a lot of cash, so if you're careful it's very easy to make a lot of experience and a lot of money. Some of the higher undead carry bronze weapons and rawhide armor, which is worth a fair amount of money.

== The Keys ==

This dungeon is unique among the lower level dungeons in that you need to obtain keys to move around the dungeon at will. All of the keys are obtained by killing various shadowknights, and the shadowknights will give the appropriate key and also all keys lower down in the key chain. For instance the second SK gives her key as well as the splintered wooden one. The first key, the splintered wooden key, is obtained from all the SK's, but must initially be obtained from the dark elf SK in the room to the west of the well and where Skeleton Lrodd spawns. This opens the first locked door. The second key, the charred bone key, comes off of the female SK in the room with the pits, and opens the door directly across the hall. The third key, smoked glass key, spawns off of the ogre SK who also spawns the barbed armplates. People will also sometimes leave this key on wimpy skeletons or rats on the top level for someone else to pick up later on, since it is No Rent. This key opens the third and final door at the bottom of the ruined stair. All of these keys can be obtained from the female shadow knight on the third level, so if you fall down, you can still walk back out. This key is also a no camp item, so if you log off when you come back it will be gone. You can also reach the lower level by either falling through the pits in the female SK room or going through the pit (not recommended due to significant damage from fall)

== Traveling To and From ==
[[File:befallen-ent.png|thumb|500x500px|The entrance to Befallen from the [[West Commonlands]].]]
Befallen can be reached through a small, partially hidden tunnel along the southern wall of the West Commonlands. An unholy glow marks the entrance at night, and during the day one must climb the dunes to find it, as it is hidden behind an upward-jutting sand dune.

== What's in this zone? ==

{{Special:DynamicZoneList/Befallen}}

[[Category:Zones]]
[[Category:Loc Mapped]]

Befallen

2026-08-05T21:34:57Z

Grumpymixon: Added the Ebon Scythe.

{{Classic Era}}
Befallen was once the site of a wonderful temple, a reclusive home for the monks who maintained it. Many blame the dark elves for what it has become, but whatever the cause, Befallen is now a home to the undead its inhabitants used to hunt and destroy. Individuals who thrive on these beings have also taken up residence in its halls, necromancers and shadow knights. [[Key Compendium|Various keys]] are obtained and required to move to the lower levels of this zone.[[File:Befallen.png|thumb|500x500px|The main hall of Befallen's first level, viewed from the stairs near the entrance. [[Skeleton L`rodd|Skeleton L'Rodd]] is pictured in the background.]]
{| class="zoneTopTable"
! ''' Level of Monsters: '''
|7-25+
|-
! ''' Types of Monsters: '''
|Giant Rats, Plague Rats, Decaying Skeletons, Skeletons, Dread Bone Skeletons, Putrid Skeletons, Large Skeletons, Greater Skeletons, Lesser Mummies, Ice Bone Skeletons, Ghouls, Will O' Wisps, Necromancer Apprentices, Neophytes, and Acolytes, Theurgist
|-
|-
! ''' Notable NPCs: '''
|[[Boondin Babbinsbort]], [[Commander Windstream]], several shadowknights, [[An Elf Skeleton]], [[Gynok Moltor]], [[Priest Amiaz]], [[Skeleton Lrodd]], [[The Thaumaturgist]], [[Baron Telyx V`Zher]], [[Korven Nisere]], [[Kahaptra_Z`Taj]], [[Arisen Thaumaturgist]], [[Asaka_L`Rei]], [[Soldier of V`Zher]], [[Footman of V`Zher]], [[Knight V`Tal]]
|-
|-
! ''' Unique Items: '''
|{{:Antiqued Silver Band}}, {{:Barbed Armplates}}, {{:Barbed Legplates}}, {{:Blackened Wand}}, {{:Bone Bladed Claymore}}
{{:Chipped Bone Rod}}, {{:Dagger of Marnek}}, [[Damask Armor]], {{:Ebon Scythe}}, {{:Enchanted Fine Steel Rapier}}
[[Gossamer Armor]], {{:Icon of the Ardent}}, {{:Platinum Ring}}, [[Pristine Studded Armor]], {{:Shimmering Ruby Stiletto}}
{{:Thaumaturgist's Robe}}, {{:Thaumaturgist's Sash}}, {{:The Baron's Blade}}
|-
! ''' Related Quests: '''
|[[Monk Headband Quests]], [[Thex Mallet Quest]], [[Armor of the Priest Quests]], [[Monk Sash Quests]], [[Paw of Opolla Quest]]
|-
! ''' Adjacent Zones: '''
|[[West Commonlands]]
|-
! ''' Name in /who: '''
|befallen
|-
! ''' [[Zone Spawn Timer]]: '''
|4:30
|-
! '''Succor/Evacuate:'''
| -75, 35 (Zone line to West Commons)
|-
! [[Recommended Levels and ZEM List | ZEM]] ''' Value:'''
|<s>160</s> '''119''' (159%)
|}

== Map ==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="border: 1px solid gray; max-width: 1000px;" width="100%"
|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:befallen12.jpg|right|border]]
'''Levels One and Two
* A. First locked door, requires [[Splintered Wooden Key]] 1 -->A.
* B. Second locked door, requires [[Charred Bone Key]] 3 --> B.
* C. Third locked door, requires [[Smoked Glass Key]] 4 -->C.

* 1. Dark Elf Shadow Knight who drops Splintered Wooden Key (Always) and [[Chipped Bone Rod]] (Common)
* 2. [[Asaka L`Rei]] and pit to area 1 on level 3
* 2.5 (in alcove between #2 and #A) [[Skeleton Lrodd]]
* 3. **PIT TRAP** Room with a [[A shadowknight (Human)|Human female Shadow Knight]] who drops [[Charred Bone Key]], [[Antiqued Silver Band]] (pit trap drops to area 4 on level 3)
* 4. [[A shadowknight (Ogre)|Ogre Shadow Knight]] who drops [[Smoked Glass Key]] (Always) and [[Barbed Armplates]] (Rare)
* 5. The Broken Stair with [[Footman of V`Zher]] sitting on it.
|}

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|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:befallen3.jpg|right|border]]
'''Level Three
* C. Locked door, requires smoked glass key

* 1. Pit from area 2 on level 1
* 2. Spawn area of [[Arisen Thaumaturgist]] who drops [[Pristine Studded Leather Bracer]], [[Thaumaturgist's Sash]], and [[Priest Amiaz]] who drops [[Blackened Wand]]
* 3. Spawn area of [[a shadowknight (Troll)]] who drops [[Bone Bladed Claymore]] (Rare), [[Smoked Glass Key]] (Always), [[Splintered Wooden Key]] (Always?), [[Charred Bone Key]] (Always?)
* 4. Bottom of pit trap in area 3 on level 2
* 5. Spawn area of [[An Elf Skeleton]] who drops Thex Mallet Piece
* 6. Spawn area of [[A shadowknight (Dark Elf Female)|Dark Elf Female Shadow Knight]] who drops [[Barbed Legplates]] (Rare); can drop any of the keys of Befallen including [[Splintered Wooden Key]], [[Charred Bone Key]], and [[Smoked Glass Key]].

Note that in the room north of #6 is the spawn spot of [[Boondin Babbinsbort]] who drops [[Icon of the Ardent]]<br>
Room 2 on image is drawn in slightly incorrect spot. Should be further south around ~-480.
|}

== Dangers ==

Befallen is a small dungeon filled to the brim with undead creatures of all sorts. If that doesn't give you enough of a feel for the danger here, I'll explain more. Trains and being swarmed here are the largest danger to anyone adventuring into the halls. Most adventurers would describe this place as difficult to adventure in without dying at least once, and usually for one of the above reasons.

First off, the trains can be atrocious. There is a very low level area (the 1st floor) and a quite high level area (3rd floor). On the 3rd floor (well, on any floor actually) it is very easy to be swarmed and overwhelmed, and many people, if they don't die, will then be running for the exit. This causes problems for the people who lie along their path. Many of the monsters will jump off of the train and attack people that they pass by, but even worse is what happens when the person that all the monsters are chasing either zones or dies, and that is that the entire train walks back down to its level again. Along the way, they will attack anyone within their frenzy radius (which is almost the whole dungeon, it is so small). The trains are also more deadly because, if you are fleeing them, you have to somehow try and open locked doors from your inventory screen while being slammed.

As for the swarming, if you are able to walk in the front door and look down into the main hall when it hasn't been cleared out in a while, you will have a good idea of how this is readily possible. From your standpoint at the top of the stairs, there are at least four skeletons within view. Each of these skeletons is in attack trigger range of each other one, so basically, if you are low enough level to get experience from killing them, attacking one will bring all four onto you, which if you can get experience from them, can be tough to handle. Needless to say, every single room in the whole dungeon has essentially the same design, so either get used to soloing greens and low blues, or get in a group. It's even worse when you get jumped by creatures who spawn during your fight, so keep your eyes peeled and your keys handy (in order to create the trains mentioned above).

Specific dangers... Mummies attack, and mummies cause rabies. If you cannot cure disease, make sure you are friendly to someone who can (and will). Sitting or, even worse, meditating, is a surefire way to get swarmed. Basically, what happens is when you do either (or loot, incidentally) you increase the attack radius for any creatures around you. In other words, they will attack someone who is sitting down at a farther distance than someone who is standing. Also, aggressive greens (everything here) will attack when you sit, so if you sit down next to a decaying skeleton, he will attack you. Very annoying and potentially dangerous depending on your level. Necromancers are pure evil (no kidding, right?). They are much more deadly than they /con to you, especially since the normal rules of spellcasting that you and I follow do not apply to NPC casters (rules like not casting while running, using mana, being interrupted, etc). They tend to run early, so kill them fast and effectively.

== Benefits ==

Most people who come to hunt here are either looking for a specific item, either quest or otherwise, or are necromancers, clerics or paladins who have spells specifically designed for dealing with the undead. For them, this place is a great area in which to increase their experiences in the world, and almost anybody will group with them if they are interested in doing so.

For the rest of us, this place has a lot to offer still. The various undead have a high spawn rate and carry around a lot of cash, so if you're careful it's very easy to make a lot of experience and a lot of money. Some of the higher undead carry bronze weapons and rawhide armor, which is worth a fair amount of money.

== The Keys ==

This dungeon is unique among the lower level dungeons in that you need to obtain keys to move around the dungeon at will. All of the keys are obtained by killing various shadowknights, and the shadowknights will give the appropriate key and also all keys lower down in the key chain. For instance the second SK gives her key as well as the splintered wooden one. The first key, the splintered wooden key, is obtained from all the SK's, but must initially be obtained from the dark elf SK in the room to the west of the well and where Skeleton Lrodd spawns. This opens the first locked door. The second key, the charred bone key, comes off of the female SK in the room with the pits, and opens the door directly across the hall. The third key, smoked glass key, spawns off of the ogre SK who also spawns the barbed armplates. People will also sometimes leave this key on wimpy skeletons or rats on the top level for someone else to pick up later on, since it is No Rent. This key opens the third and final door at the bottom of the ruined stair. All of these keys can be obtained from the female shadow knight on the third level, so if you fall down, you can still walk back out. This key is also a no camp item, so if you log off when you come back it will be gone. You can also reach the lower level by either falling through the pits in the female SK room or going through the pit (not recommended due to significant damage from fall)

== Traveling To and From ==
[[File:befallen-ent.png|thumb|500x500px|The entrance to Befallen from the [[West Commonlands]].]]
Befallen can be reached through a small, partially hidden tunnel along the southern wall of the West Commonlands. An unholy glow marks the entrance at night, and during the day one must climb the dunes to find it, as it is hidden behind an upward-jutting sand dune.

== What's in this zone? ==

{{Special:DynamicZoneList/Befallen}}

[[Category:Zones]]
[[Category:Loc Mapped]]

Najena

2026-08-04T22:17:27Z

Grumpymixon: More accurate respawn time.

{{Classic Era}}
{{Disambig3|[[Najena (NPC)]]}}
Try to set up her own little city. . . right in the mountains, so she did.
All the terrain of the Lavastorm Mountains itself couldn’t halt the advance of the angry King.
- Archpriest Del`Maque

Najena is the ancient home of a twisted dark elf magician named Najena, who carved out this hole in the hidden areas of the Lavastorm Mountains in which to carry out her experiments, as well as those of her allies. The undead walk the halls as if it is home. [[Key_Compendium|Various keys]] are used throughout this zone. Respawn is 19 minutes for most mobs.

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{| class="zoneTopTable"
! ''' Level of Monsters: '''
|8-35
|-
! ''' Types of Monsters: '''
|Large Skeletons, Greater Skeletons, Darkbone Skeletons, Ogre Guards, Magicians, Magician Pets, Necromancers, Necromancer Pets, Fire Elementals, Earth Elementals, Mist Elementals, Guard Officers, The Guard Captain, Undead Knight, Goblin Warriors, Giant Black Widows, Froglok Ghouls, A Tentacle Terror, A Minotaur
|-
! ''' Notable NPCs: '''
|[[Akksstaff]], [[BoneCracker]], [[Drelzna]], [[Ekeros]], [[Linara Parlone]], [[Moosh]], [[Najena (NPC)]], [[Officer Grush]], [[Rathyl]], [[Rathyl reincarnate]], [[Trazdon]], [[a visiting priestess]], [[The Blood Artist]], [[The Widowmistress]]
|-
! ''' Unique Items: '''
|{{:Ashenwood Short Spear}}, {{:Band of Flesh}}, {{:Barbed Leather Whip}}, {{:Blackened Sapphire}}, {{:Blued Two-Handed Hammer}}, {{:Clawed Knuckle-Ring}}, {{:Crimson Cape}}, {{:Dark Circlet}}, {{:Dull Wooden Spear}}, {{:Hollowed Bone Bracers}}, {{:Leering Mask}}, {{:Ogre War Maul}}, {{:Soft Leather Shoes}}, {{:Stone Bracelet}}, {{:Stone Circlet}}, {{:Stone Collar}}, {{:Stiletto of the Bloodclaw}}, {{:Terror Spines}}, {{:Travelers Pack}}, {{:Travelers Pouch}}, {{:Traveling Sollerets}}, {{:Whore's Bane}}
|-
! ''' Related Quests: '''
|[[The Mystic Cloak]], [[The Visiting Priestess]], [[Torch Of Alna Quest|Torch of Alna]], [[Shovel of Ponz Quest|Shovel of Ponz]], [[Stein of Ulissa Quest|Stein of Ulissa]], [[Broom of Trilon Quest|Broom of Trilon]], [[Necromancer Epic Quest]], [[Magician Epic Quest]]
|-
! ''' Adjacent Zones: '''
|[[Lavastorm Mountains]]
|-
! ''' Name in /who: '''
|najena
|-
! ''' [[Zone Spawn Timer]]: '''
|4:50
|-
! '''Succor/Evacuate:'''
| -13, 856 (Zone line to Lavastorm)
|-
! [[Recommended Levels and ZEM List | ZEM]] ''' Value:'''
|<s>130</s> '''119''' (159%)
|}

== Map ==

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|-
|style="padding:10px;"|
[[Image:Najenamap.jpg|right|border]]
'''Najena'''
<ul><li> 1. Entry Room with elementals
</li><li> 1.5. To the left of #1 in the dead end room. [[Unbound Flame]] who drops {{:Flaming Fist}}, {{:Drop of Crystallized Flame}}
</li><li> 2. Najena's Room with [[Najena (NPC)|Najena]] who drops {{:Flowing Black Robe}} (Common), {{:Clawed Knuckle-Ring}} (Rare), and {{:Black Tome with Silver Runes}} (Rare)
</li><li> 3. Torture Rooms
</li><li> 4. Crystal Room
</li><li> 5. [[Drelzna]]'s Room with [[Drelzna]] who drops {{:Journeyman's Boots}}, {{:Stiletto of the Bloodclaw}}, {{:Earring of Disease Reflection}} (Common) and {{:Ashenwood Short Spear}} (Rare) and {{:Golden Crescent Key}} to #2
</li><li> 6. Pit Traps (marked with X) to room 10 below
</li><li> 7. Magician's Lair, Trazdon's Room with [[Trazdon]] who drops {{:Dark Circlet}}
</li><li> 8. Bonecracker's Room with [[BoneCracker]] who drops {{:Band of Flesh}} (Common), {{:Barbed Leather Whip}} (Rare) and {{:Leering Mask}} (Rare) and {{:Dull Bone Key}} to #11
</li><li> 9. Ogre Captain's Room with [[The Guard Captain]] who drops {{:Ogre War Maul}} and {{:Shiny Metal Key}} to cell outside of #11 and nearby [[Officer Grush]] who drops {{:Dull Wooden Spear}}, and [[A Visiting Priestess]]
</li><li> 10. Prison with [[Linara Parlone]] and [[An Injured Halfling]] in cell, [[Moosh]] wanders here
</li><li> 11. Rathyl's Room with [[Rathyl]] who drops {{:Travelers Pouch}} (Common), {{:Travelers Pack}} (Rare) and {{:Bloodstained Key}} to #5 and [[Rathyl reincarnate]] who drops {{:Hollowed Bone Bracers}}, outside appears [[Ekeros]] who drops {{:Blackened Sapphire}}.
</li></ul>

'''Order to obtain keys:'''
<ul><li> 1. Go to (9) on map to get {{:Shiny Metal Key}}
</li><li> 2. Go to (8) on map to get {{:Dull Bone Key}}
</li><li> 3. Go to (11) on map to get {{:Bloodstained Key}}
</li><li> 4. Go to (5) on map to get {{:Golden Crescent Key}}
</li><li> 5. Go to (2) on map and kill [[Najena (NPC)|Najena]]
</li></ul>
|}

== Basic Zone Information ==
[[File:Najena_Entrance.png|right]]
The front rooms are packed with skeletons, with typically 2-3 of them of various types lying on the floor of any given room. Added to this are aggressive elementals and ogre guards, all of whom will attack on sight. Further in the dungeon are Dark Elf and Goblin magicians, Dark Elf necromancers, as well as undead frogluks, giant black widows, and tentacle terrors.

For adventurers in the lower level ranges listed above (below 17th level or so), traveling in a group should be the rule, as simply walking in a room can result in 4+ creatures jumping you at once, and hunting in the front rooms should provide enough excitement. Be especially wary of [[A mist elemental|Mist Elementals]] as they cast invisibility on themselves several seconds after spawning.

== Advanced Zone Information ==

For higher level adventurers or groups, the zone is much more interesting than trying to fight off swarms of skeletons. There are several areas of interest.

In the caves behind Najena's room there are two camps of goblins and a few spider spawns. The southern goblin camp consists of 3 goblin spawns while the northern goblin camp consists of 5 goblin spawns, and the goblins can be either level 18ish warriors or level 18ish magicians. The magicians all summon elementals and cast a DS on anything nearby and occasionally drop mage focus quest items. A minotaur can also spawn at the goblin camps. There are 4 individual spiders that spawn back near the goblin camps also, one of which is the placeholder for the Widowmistress.

On the way there, you will find a couple lower level magicians guarding the entrance to the dungeon proper, and further east past the entrance to the caves you will find the crystal room with 3 more (higher level) magicians for hunting mage focus quest items.

There is also a prison area, which the intrepid explorer can find himself trapped in by falling through one of two pit traps located in the upper level. There is a High Elf damsel in distress here, as well as an injured halfling who won't talk to anyone, but, as mentioned above, will rush to the aid of his ogre guard for no apparent reason. At the end of the prison area you will find another room with 3 magicians as well as Rathyl's room.

== Keys ==

To access key parts of the dungeon there is a whole key system. Various creatures and NPC's carry the keys to access other areas within the lair. I will use the keys to describe how to move through the zone.

=== Prison Key: Guard's Keyring ===

Although not part of the sequence, the ogre guards and [[Moosh]] carry {{:Guard's Keyring}}, which will give you access to the prison cells. One note on [[Moosh]]: attacking him in the prison itself will make [[an injured halfling]] join in against you, although when you kill him you take hits with all the [[Rivervale]] factions. This is especially a pain because [[Moosh]] will stupidly attack people way above his level, so even hanging out in there is a bad idea for reasons of faction.

=== Key #1: Dull Bone Key ===
The first monster in the key sequence is [[BoneCracker]]. [[BoneCracker]] is an approximately level 25 undead froglok who lives {{Loc|Najena|254, 173|in a room}} with two lovely dark elf necromancers. He also drops the {{:Barbed Leather Whip}} and {{:Leering Mask}} occasionally, and he himself spawns every 20 minutes. He gives you the {{:Dull Bone Key}}

=== Key #2: Shiny Metal Key ===
[[The guard captain]] must then be killed to get the {{:Shiny Metal Key}}. '''These first two keys are the only keys that aren't No Rent (i.e. they won't disappear when you log)''', so hang onto them.

=== Key #3: Bloodstained Key ===
The {{:Shiny Metal Key}} is then used to open the cell outside of [[Rathyl]]'s room. The {{:Dull Bone Key}} is then used to access Rathyl's area, where you can fight Rathyl (sometimes there is a magician PH). Note you need both keys to get to [[Rathyl]] or be small enough to fit through the bars.

Killing him will give you access to the {{:Bloodstained Key}} for [[Drelzna]]'s room, as well as possibly the {{:Travelers Pouch}} or {{:Travelers Pack}}. He then reincarnates (as [[Rathyl reincarnate]]) and sometimes has the {{:Hollowed Bone Bracers}} as loot.

=== Key #4: Golden Crescent Key ===

Then, you can access [[Drelzna]]'s room (possible Necromancer PH), who is slightly higher level, and used to spawn the Journeyman Boots (but not as of ? era). Now you can get the Ashenwood Short Spear there.

Getting the {{: Golden Crescent Key }} from Drelzna will allow you to access the room with Najena herself, who is about 29th level or so and has several high level protectors. She drops the {{:Flowing Black Robe}} and the {{:Black Tome with Silver Runes}}.

== Traveling To and From ==

The entrance to Najena lies in the southeastern corner of the [[Lavastorm Mountains]]. It is impossible to miss, as it consists of a huge set of double doors, with one blown off its hinges from some unknown force within.

If you attempt to enter the zone but are too low-level (<= 4), you will be placed near the the Nektulos Forest zone line and receive the message "You are not yet experienced enough to pass through an inter-planar portal".

== Elemental Farming Guide ==

There are sixteen locations in Najena where elementals spawn (not counting Najena's PH). Three different types of elementals may spawn at these spots; Earth, Mist, and Fire. Not all spots may spawn all types, there seems to be three different options. A few spots will only spawn Earth Elementals, other spots will either spawn Earth or Mist, and two spots will either spawn Earth or Fire. The rate seems to be about 50/50 on the spots that can spawn different elementals. This means that Earth Elementals are by far the most common spawn, followed by Mist Elementals, finishing with Fire Elementals being the least common.

If you're in Najena looking for drops from certain elementals, then you can expect to get those drops in proportion to how common the elementals spawn. Earth Elemental drops, such as Iron Oxide, Russet Oxide, and Drop of Mercury will stack up the fastest. Mist Elemental drops, such as Swirling Mist, will be less common, and Fire Elemental Drops, such as Lava Rock and Charcoal, will be fairly rare.

But how many of each can you get? A multi-hour (4+) farming session I recently undertook resulted in well over a stack of Drops of Mercury, about fifteen Swirling Mists, and a measly six Lava Rocks. Drops for Fine Plate dye components were similar (though I didn't bother picking them up), probably a stack plus of Iron and Russet Oxides, and only five or six Charcoals. I'd estimate that drop rates are about twenty to twenty-five percent for each individual Dye and Temper component on average.

If you're looking specifically for Lava Rocks, an alternative to Najena is Lavastorm Mountains. Fire Elementals spawn regularly there from certain spots, and camping these may yield more Lava Rocks per hour than in Najena. One such location is in the middle of a gas plume at the edge of a small lava pool (/loc -985, +115) directly north from the Lavastorm/Nektulos zoneline entrance. This spot will spawn a Fire Elemental every six minutes, and there are likely other points in the zone that do so as well.

== What's in this zone? ==

{{Special:DynamicZoneList/Najena}}

[[Category:Zones]]
[[Category:Loc Mapped]]

Najena

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{{Classic Era}}
{{Disambig3|[[Najena (NPC)]]}}
Try to set up her own little city. . . right in the mountains, so she did.
All the terrain of the Lavastorm Mountains itself couldn’t halt the advance of the angry King.
- Archpriest Del`Maque

Najena is the ancient home of a twisted dark elf magician named Najena, who carved out this hole in the hidden areas of the Lavastorm Mountains in which to carry out her experiments, as well as those of her allies. The undead walk the halls as if it is home. [[Key_Compendium|Various keys]] are used throughout this zone. Respawn is 19 minutes for most mobs.

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{| class="zoneTopTable"
! ''' Level of Monsters: '''
|8-35
|-
! ''' Types of Monsters: '''
|Large Skeletons, Greater Skeletons, Darkbone Skeletons, Ogre Guards, Magicians, Magician Pets, Necromancers, Necromancer Pets, Fire Elementals, Earth Elementals, Mist Elementals, Guard Officers, The Guard Captain, Undead Knight, Goblin Warriors, Giant Black Widows, Froglok Ghouls, A Tentacle Terror, A Minotaur
|-
! ''' Notable NPCs: '''
|[[Akksstaff]], [[BoneCracker]], [[Drelzna]], [[Ekeros]], [[Linara Parlone]], [[Moosh]], [[Najena (NPC)]], [[Officer Grush]], [[Rathyl]], [[Rathyl reincarnate]], [[Trazdon]], [[a visiting priestess]], [[The Blood Artist]], [[The Widowmistress]]
|-
! ''' Unique Items: '''
|{{:Ashenwood Short Spear}}, {{:Band of Flesh}}, {{:Barbed Leather Whip}}, {{:Blackened Sapphire}}, {{:Blued Two-Handed Hammer}}, {{:Clawed Knuckle-Ring}}, {{:Crimson Cape}}, {{:Dark Circlet}}, {{:Dull Wooden Spear}}, {{:Hollowed Bone Bracers}}, {{:Leering Mask}}, {{:Ogre War Maul}}, {{:Soft Leather Shoes}}, {{:Stone Bracelet}}, {{:Stone Circlet}}, {{:Stone Collar}}, {{:Stiletto of the Bloodclaw}}, {{:Terror Spines}}, {{:Travelers Pack}}, {{:Travelers Pouch}}, {{:Traveling Sollerets}}, {{:Whore's Bane}}
|-
! ''' Related Quests: '''
|[[The Mystic Cloak]], [[The Visiting Priestess]], [[Torch Of Alna Quest|Torch of Alna]], [[Shovel of Ponz Quest|Shovel of Ponz]], [[Stein of Ulissa Quest|Stein of Ulissa]], [[Broom of Trilon Quest|Broom of Trilon]], [[Necromancer Epic Quest]], [[Magician Epic Quest]]
|-
! ''' Adjacent Zones: '''
|[[Lavastorm Mountains]]
|-
! ''' Name in /who: '''
|najena
|-
! ''' [[Zone Spawn Timer]]: '''
|4:45
|-
! '''Succor/Evacuate:'''
| -13, 856 (Zone line to Lavastorm)
|-
! [[Recommended Levels and ZEM List | ZEM]] ''' Value:'''
|<s>130</s> '''119''' (159%)
|}

== Map ==

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|-
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[[Image:Najenamap.jpg|right|border]]
'''Najena'''
<ul><li> 1. Entry Room with elementals
</li><li> 1.5. To the left of #1 in the dead end room. [[Unbound Flame]] who drops {{:Flaming Fist}}, {{:Drop of Crystallized Flame}}
</li><li> 2. Najena's Room with [[Najena (NPC)|Najena]] who drops {{:Flowing Black Robe}} (Common), {{:Clawed Knuckle-Ring}} (Rare), and {{:Black Tome with Silver Runes}} (Rare)
</li><li> 3. Torture Rooms
</li><li> 4. Crystal Room
</li><li> 5. [[Drelzna]]'s Room with [[Drelzna]] who drops {{:Journeyman's Boots}}, {{:Stiletto of the Bloodclaw}}, {{:Earring of Disease Reflection}} (Common) and {{:Ashenwood Short Spear}} (Rare) and {{:Golden Crescent Key}} to #2
</li><li> 6. Pit Traps (marked with X) to room 10 below
</li><li> 7. Magician's Lair, Trazdon's Room with [[Trazdon]] who drops {{:Dark Circlet}}
</li><li> 8. Bonecracker's Room with [[BoneCracker]] who drops {{:Band of Flesh}} (Common), {{:Barbed Leather Whip}} (Rare) and {{:Leering Mask}} (Rare) and {{:Dull Bone Key}} to #11
</li><li> 9. Ogre Captain's Room with [[The Guard Captain]] who drops {{:Ogre War Maul}} and {{:Shiny Metal Key}} to cell outside of #11 and nearby [[Officer Grush]] who drops {{:Dull Wooden Spear}}, and [[A Visiting Priestess]]
</li><li> 10. Prison with [[Linara Parlone]] and [[An Injured Halfling]] in cell, [[Moosh]] wanders here
</li><li> 11. Rathyl's Room with [[Rathyl]] who drops {{:Travelers Pouch}} (Common), {{:Travelers Pack}} (Rare) and {{:Bloodstained Key}} to #5 and [[Rathyl reincarnate]] who drops {{:Hollowed Bone Bracers}}, outside appears [[Ekeros]] who drops {{:Blackened Sapphire}}.
</li></ul>

'''Order to obtain keys:'''
<ul><li> 1. Go to (9) on map to get {{:Shiny Metal Key}}
</li><li> 2. Go to (8) on map to get {{:Dull Bone Key}}
</li><li> 3. Go to (11) on map to get {{:Bloodstained Key}}
</li><li> 4. Go to (5) on map to get {{:Golden Crescent Key}}
</li><li> 5. Go to (2) on map and kill [[Najena (NPC)|Najena]]
</li></ul>
|}

== Basic Zone Information ==
[[File:Najena_Entrance.png|right]]
The front rooms are packed with skeletons, with typically 2-3 of them of various types lying on the floor of any given room. Added to this are aggressive elementals and ogre guards, all of whom will attack on sight. Further in the dungeon are Dark Elf and Goblin magicians, Dark Elf necromancers, as well as undead frogluks, giant black widows, and tentacle terrors.

For adventurers in the lower level ranges listed above (below 17th level or so), traveling in a group should be the rule, as simply walking in a room can result in 4+ creatures jumping you at once, and hunting in the front rooms should provide enough excitement. Be especially wary of [[A mist elemental|Mist Elementals]] as they cast invisibility on themselves several seconds after spawning.

== Advanced Zone Information ==

For higher level adventurers or groups, the zone is much more interesting than trying to fight off swarms of skeletons. There are several areas of interest.

In the caves behind Najena's room there are two camps of goblins and a few spider spawns. The southern goblin camp consists of 3 goblin spawns while the northern goblin camp consists of 5 goblin spawns, and the goblins can be either level 18ish warriors or level 18ish magicians. The magicians all summon elementals and cast a DS on anything nearby and occasionally drop mage focus quest items. A minotaur can also spawn at the goblin camps. There are 4 individual spiders that spawn back near the goblin camps also, one of which is the placeholder for the Widowmistress.

On the way there, you will find a couple lower level magicians guarding the entrance to the dungeon proper, and further east past the entrance to the caves you will find the crystal room with 3 more (higher level) magicians for hunting mage focus quest items.

There is also a prison area, which the intrepid explorer can find himself trapped in by falling through one of two pit traps located in the upper level. There is a High Elf damsel in distress here, as well as an injured halfling who won't talk to anyone, but, as mentioned above, will rush to the aid of his ogre guard for no apparent reason. At the end of the prison area you will find another room with 3 magicians as well as Rathyl's room.

== Keys ==

To access key parts of the dungeon there is a whole key system. Various creatures and NPC's carry the keys to access other areas within the lair. I will use the keys to describe how to move through the zone.

=== Prison Key: Guard's Keyring ===

Although not part of the sequence, the ogre guards and [[Moosh]] carry {{:Guard's Keyring}}, which will give you access to the prison cells. One note on [[Moosh]]: attacking him in the prison itself will make [[an injured halfling]] join in against you, although when you kill him you take hits with all the [[Rivervale]] factions. This is especially a pain because [[Moosh]] will stupidly attack people way above his level, so even hanging out in there is a bad idea for reasons of faction.

=== Key #1: Dull Bone Key ===
The first monster in the key sequence is [[BoneCracker]]. [[BoneCracker]] is an approximately level 25 undead froglok who lives {{Loc|Najena|254, 173|in a room}} with two lovely dark elf necromancers. He also drops the {{:Barbed Leather Whip}} and {{:Leering Mask}} occasionally, and he himself spawns every 20 minutes. He gives you the {{:Dull Bone Key}}

=== Key #2: Shiny Metal Key ===
[[The guard captain]] must then be killed to get the {{:Shiny Metal Key}}. '''These first two keys are the only keys that aren't No Rent (i.e. they won't disappear when you log)''', so hang onto them.

=== Key #3: Bloodstained Key ===
The {{:Shiny Metal Key}} is then used to open the cell outside of [[Rathyl]]'s room. The {{:Dull Bone Key}} is then used to access Rathyl's area, where you can fight Rathyl (sometimes there is a magician PH). Note you need both keys to get to [[Rathyl]] or be small enough to fit through the bars.

Killing him will give you access to the {{:Bloodstained Key}} for [[Drelzna]]'s room, as well as possibly the {{:Travelers Pouch}} or {{:Travelers Pack}}. He then reincarnates (as [[Rathyl reincarnate]]) and sometimes has the {{:Hollowed Bone Bracers}} as loot.

=== Key #4: Golden Crescent Key ===

Then, you can access [[Drelzna]]'s room (possible Necromancer PH), who is slightly higher level, and used to spawn the Journeyman Boots (but not as of ? era). Now you can get the Ashenwood Short Spear there.

Getting the {{: Golden Crescent Key }} from Drelzna will allow you to access the room with Najena herself, who is about 29th level or so and has several high level protectors. She drops the {{:Flowing Black Robe}} and the {{:Black Tome with Silver Runes}}.

== Traveling To and From ==

The entrance to Najena lies in the southeastern corner of the [[Lavastorm Mountains]]. It is impossible to miss, as it consists of a huge set of double doors, with one blown off its hinges from some unknown force within.

If you attempt to enter the zone but are too low-level (<= 4), you will be placed near the the Nektulos Forest zone line and receive the message "You are not yet experienced enough to pass through an inter-planar portal".

== Elemental Farming Guide ==

There are sixteen locations in Najena where elementals spawn (not counting Najena's PH). Three different types of elementals may spawn at these spots; Earth, Mist, and Fire. Not all spots may spawn all types, there seems to be three different options. A few spots will only spawn Earth Elementals, other spots will either spawn Earth or Mist, and two spots will either spawn Earth or Fire. The rate seems to be about 50/50 on the spots that can spawn different elementals. This means that Earth Elementals are by far the most common spawn, followed by Mist Elementals, finishing with Fire Elementals being the least common.

If you're in Najena looking for drops from certain elementals, then you can expect to get those drops in proportion to how common the elementals spawn. Earth Elemental drops, such as Iron Oxide, Russet Oxide, and Drop of Mercury will stack up the fastest. Mist Elemental drops, such as Swirling Mist, will be less common, and Fire Elemental Drops, such as Lava Rock and Charcoal, will be fairly rare.

But how many of each can you get? A multi-hour (4+) farming session I recently undertook resulted in well over a stack of Drops of Mercury, about fifteen Swirling Mists, and a measly six Lava Rocks. Drops for Fine Plate dye components were similar (though I didn't bother picking them up), probably a stack plus of Iron and Russet Oxides, and only five or six Charcoals. I'd estimate that drop rates are about twenty to twenty-five percent for each individual Dye and Temper component on average.

If you're looking specifically for Lava Rocks, an alternative to Najena is Lavastorm Mountains. Fire Elementals spawn regularly there from certain spots, and camping these may yield more Lava Rocks per hour than in Najena. One such location is in the middle of a gas plume at the edge of a small lava pool (/loc -985, +115) directly north from the Lavastorm/Nektulos zoneline entrance. This spot will spawn a Fire Elemental every six minutes, and there are likely other points in the zone that do so as well.

== What's in this zone? ==

{{Special:DynamicZoneList/Najena}}

[[Category:Zones]]
[[Category:Loc Mapped]]

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