![]() ![]() The most optimal item to train on is metal buckets as a dwarf gets 60xp per bucket and then the bucket can be melted back down into bars to get 100% of your material back. Get them to forge items that use the blacksmith skill over and over. Skilling up your blacksmith is fairly straightforward. Even items made out of mid-tier value metals such as brass with the lowest quality level will have much more value than any masterfully crafted items made out of stone (not including artifacts of course!) For example, a masterfully crafted throne made out of common stone has a value of 50 (10 base value * 1 for common stone * 2 for masterful + 30 bonus for masterful) while a masterfully crafted throne made out of platinum would have a value of 830 (10 base * 40 platinum * 2 + 30). You will eventually want to start making furniture out of metal bars vs stone to increase room values for nobles and guildhalls. While not an essential skill for a new embark, as your fortress gets more established blacksmithing becomes extremely important. Mechanisms can also be made at the metalsmith's forge out of metal bars but it uses the mechanic skill. Despite both being under the "furniture" menu of a forge, chains are made by metal crafters, and animal traps are made by trappers. It is also used for constructing metal buildings which use material-dependent labors, such as trade depots. The blacksmith skill is used to make furniture, buckets, bins, blocks, cages, and anvils at a metalsmith's forge. Please view the Bugs section for details. This feature has one or more outstanding bugs. ![]()
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