Very tiny question on Forge Hammer

Arralen · #1 January 17th, 2004, 03:03 PM

What are we talking about ? The Dwarven Hammer (1-handed, 25% forging bonus) or the Hammer of the Forge Lord (2-handed, 50% forging bonus)?

However, giving it to the forging hero is a good idea anyway, and both work the same way - the commander will use less gems when forging.

If you want a boost in levels, use the global ritual spell "Forge of the Ancients" ... .

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Wauthan · #2 January 17th, 2004, 03:17 PM

Also the gem discount is "invisible". You won't notice the reduction apart from less lost from your stockpile. This confused a lot of my friends.

onomastikon · #3 January 17th, 2004, 06:09 PM

Ah ok -- yes it was the dwarven hammer. OK bonus = reduction in gems, which you cant see, ok thanks! (wish there were exact descriptions on those items!)

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onomastikon · #5 January 18th, 2004, 02:46 AM

The Forge Hammer (I think it is called?) that is supposed to give a forging bonus -- what exactly does it do? Some Man commander found one and I gave it to my forging Crone, but I didnt notice a difference in what she could make. Must I do something different?

thanks