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[[Smithing]] naturally complements [[Mining]], allowing players to turn raw ores into metal bars and then forge them into useful armor, weapons, or tools. Higher-tier ores often require [[Coal]] to smelt, with the amount needed increasing alongside the ore's level. | [[Smithing]] naturally complements [[Mining]], allowing players to turn raw ores into metal bars and then forge them into useful armor, weapons, or tools. Higher-tier ores often require [[Coal]] to smelt, with the amount needed increasing alongside the ore's level. | ||
In general, bronze, iron, and steel gear have low trading value and are better off sold to vendors—or crafted directly into arrowheads for personal use. Palladium gear is great for helping newer players, or casting [[Aurum Majora]] to convert into [[Coins]]. Late-game items like coronium and celadon are valuable and often sought after by other players for trade. | In general, bronze, iron, and steel gear have low trading value and are better off sold to vendors—or crafted directly into arrowheads for personal use. Palladium gear is great for helping [[Quick Start Guide|newer players]], or casting [[Aurum Majora]] to convert into [[Coins]]. Late-game items like coronium and celadon are valuable and often sought after by other players for trade. | ||
== Smelting == | == Smelting == | ||