Alloy Weapons
Besides the mentioned weapons you can create Alloy Weapons:
The Alloy Weapons will be created with many kind of ores, by choice of the creator, and will have special characteristics, that depends on the ores you use to create the weapon, the quantity of each one, and the specific order you put into the cauldron.
It’s not random, there are some minerals that work better with another, and some minerals work bad together, in some recipes you will have to put more or less kind of minerals to the alloy to make the effect better or worse, it’s not necessary to throw too much of one mineral to reach the potential effect of that mineral, everything depends, and will have the best effect if you put the exact quantity, in the correct order and the exact type of mineral
The one who wants to get good weapons (can be really good) will have to do research, combining different materials. If you get a great recipe and don’t show it to anyone you can have weapons that are unique, that because you have millions of possible combinations so its almost impossible that someone reach the same combination as you.
To do an alloy weapon you will need:
- An Alloy Cauldron : You will have to warm up the cauldron in a forge for a while (just drop on top of the forge and wait until its red) to melt the minerals inside. When the cauldron is red you must double click on it and start to put the minerals in you will use in the alloy, by order. The first one will be the base of the alloy and it will be necessary to use at least five ingots of it. After that five minerals you will be able to put inside the cauldron any kind of mineral you want, until you complete 20 ingots, then you will create a weapon. Each cauldron have only one use. Example:
- 5 ingots of gold to start the alloy. Standing next to the hot cauldron with the alloy complete inside, wearing a blacksmith hammer, double click the gold ingots, the we can choose which kind of weapon we want to craft.
To craft the weapon we will need to have 102.0 of Arms Lore and 115.0 of Blacksmith (you can reach that by the blacksmith profession, or with the blacksmith hammer and jewelry, so anyone can create an alloy weapon).
For the Alloys there is only one limitation: to use any ingot inside you will need 115.0 of blacksmith, the same you need to create the weapon, but to use better quality ingots (elfic, titanium, demoniac, Gromril and Tourmel) you will need 125.0 of blacksmith, so he will need to be a profession blacksmith to use this minerals in their alloy. This doesn’t mean that only the profession ones can create the best weapon possible, just means that they can use ingots with properties more common ones cannot.
Once the weapon is created you can consult the properties using the skill Arms Lore.
There's a small guide about how the ingots work:
| Ingot | Feature |
| Rusty | Dexterity |
| Dull Copper | Stealth |
| Old Copper | Hiding |
| Copper | Resistance |
| Gold | Magical Power |
| Shadow | Anatomy |
| Silver | Magic Resistance |
| Elven | Max. Mana |
| Demonic | Tactics |
| Gromril | Eval Int |
