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- Blacksmith is a Mill unlocked at Level 12 and that costs 750 File:Gold.png Construction time : 5 hours.
- A Blacksmith (鍛冶屋, Kajiya) is a term used to refer to those who are noted to create tools and weaponry through a wide variety of methods. While they are distributed among the world widely, they are concentrated particularly in regions such as Takumi Village, among others. There are also a wide variety of methods one can use in order to smith weaponry, though the exact specifications of each are known only to their respective blacksmiths.
- Blacksmith can be unlocked by speaking with Smitty in Snowhill.
- Ascaron Argent City: Goldie (2192,2706), sells Weapons for Swordsman, Crusader and Champion Thundoria Castle: Furlington (767,1447), Refines Clarion Fragment Magical Ocean Shaitan City: Smithy(901,3495), sells Weapons for Herbalist, Cleric and Seal Master Deep Blue Icicle Castle: Bash (1345,528), sells Weapons for Hunter and Sharpshooter
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- Blacksmiths will repair Armors or Weapons for a service fee. They will also link lapides to your equipment at a linking fee.
- Blacksmith (Japanese: 鍛冶屋 Kajiya) is a life you can choose to lead in the game. It is one of 12 life classes available to choose to play as during the game and can be chosen at any time during the game by speaking to the Guild Master. The Blacksmith uses hammers to craft weapons, armour and tools. There are 139 recipes (without DLC) The Blacksmith's Life Shop is located in the Secret Smithy in Mt Snowpeak's Lava Cave.
- The Blacksmiths is one of four quarters (Castle, Blacksmith, Market and Castle) in the City of Carcassonne that comes in the expansion Count of Carcassonne. When a player places a tile that scores points for another player but not for him or herself that turn, the player may place a follower in one of the four areas of the City. Later, when a player scores a feature, any player may move a follower from the appropriate area of the City to that feature and score that feature himself if he has the most followers. If a player has a meeple on the Blacksmith, it may move it to a road so long as the Count figure is not also on the Blacksmith.
- Blacksmiths used to make armors and weapons until the time of the cell arrived. Now they try to collect and trim the cell as much as they can. They are a little bit slow but they are the strongest class in this game. The blacksmiths are accustomed at killing creatures and collecting cells, so they are not afraid of the creature that roams in the battle field.
- The Blacksmith researches upgrades for troops of Gondor and Arnor in addition to providing resources.
- Upon reaching levels 11 and 31, the item will change in appearance and can be renamed (10 character limit). Equipment cannot be upgraded beyond the level of the highest leveled Uberhero.
- Blacksmith (also known as the Purple Knight) is one of the 31 playable characters in Castle Crashers. His magic powers are both, Non-elemental (splash attack) and Fire-elemental (magic projectile) based. His starting weapon is the Hammer. Blacksmith's specialties are combo locking and basic knockback crowd control.
- The Blacksmith (鍛冶 Kaji) is a combat physical class introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. One of the possible promotions of the Oni Savage class, Blacksmiths wield Clubs and Katana as their weapons of choice and are treated as a Hoshidan class.
- The Blacksmith is a character from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. The most formidable blacksmith in all of Hyrule, he has a wife and a son, Gulley. Link is an apprentice blacksmith under his tutelage.
- A blacksmith is a person who creates objects from iron or steel by forging the metal; i.e., by using tools to hammer, bend, and cut. Blacksmiths produce things like wrought iron gates, grills, railings, light fixtures, furniture, sculpture, tools, agricultural implements, decorative and religious items, cooking utensils, horse shoes and weapons.
- Blacksmith is one of the 10 production subclasses in Elder Tale.
- A page for Blacksmith information
- Blacksmith is a building in FarmVille.
- Blacksmith is a character that appeared in .
- Blacksmith is a perk in Fallout 4.
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- The Blacksmith is a limited-time building released on May 17, 2016, as part of the Wild West 2016 Event. Together with the Frontier Cemetery, they the fifth prize to be won in the Event's Act 3.
- Blacksmiths are NPCs who are able to upgrade the level of Weapons and Armor. They are located in every town except for the Flea Market. More information on the actual upgrading of weapons and armor can be found on the Equipment page.
- El Blacksmith es el herrero de Sonic and the Black Knight quien resulta ser la versión alternativa de Miles "Tails" Prower en los tiempos de King Arthur. Es conciderado el mejor herrero y experto en metalurgia en todo el reino de Camelot.
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- The Blacksmith is a Hammer type weapon.
- There are a total of 83 Alchemy Recipes!
- Blacksmiths are workers of metal, who make weapons or armor, or other metal tools.
- The Blacksmith (鍛冶屋 Kajiya?) is a character in Sonic and the Black Knight. He is an anthropomorphic fox cub and the alternate reality doppelgänger of Miles "Tails" Prower from the world of Camelot. As his name implies, he works as the blacksmith in Camelot Castle where he aids adventurers by forging new weapons or helping them hone their skills. To unlock his storybook, the player must have him mend a sword twenty times.
- Blacksmith is a Toa of Iron and a member of the Order of Mata Nui.
- A blacksmith is one who works metal. Typically they are very large and wide shouldered men, as they spend hours pounding out and shaping metal. Aiel afford blacksmiths a high amount of respect, presumably due to their skills in making weapons, as well as their place in Aiel customs.
- Here you can craft permanent artifacts like swords and shields, as well as artifacts with different attributes like a Ring of the King, a Crusaider Sword, a Holy Indulgence, the Ancient Frankish Crown, among many others.
* To assemble an artifact, all elements or ingredients must be in the city's treasury.
* There must be an empty slot or space in the treasury.
- The Blacksmith provides equipment and talismans for all 5 classes, as well as acting as the merchant for excess items. He can also help identify equipment; combine talismans, defensive gear and mounts. In addition, he teaches the living skills Collect Ore, and Make Charm.
- Blacksmiths are a Star Child class available in Conception 2. They are very well-rounded units that wield axes and hammers into battle. Although they are not initially unlocked, they become unlocked early into the game due to their low base stats.
- The Blacksmith is the new blacksmith of Redcliffe if Owen dies. Owen had no living kin and Redcliffe needed a new blacksmith. You may lie (no Coercion skill required) and say you are a close friend of Owen. The blacksmith will give you the only thing of value he found, the Faulty Amulet, which belonged to Owen's daughter, Valena. The blacksmith admits he hasn't touched the forge in years. After the initial conversation, the blacksmith acts as a merchant.
- Blacksmiths are the forerunners of Blacksmithing, the art of forging metal into strong and sturdy armor and gear for adventurers.
- Blacksmith is a profession Level 2 and above. Blacksmiths take iron ore and wood and convert them to usable items such as knives, swords, axes, buckets,and steel. Blacksmiths can also sharpen axes that are dulled in forest towns.
- The Blacksmith is a type of shop that sells Ore, Bars, Weapons and Armour.
- Blacksmiths appear to be wearing parts of the Blacksmith's outfit.
- The Blacksmith craft allows you to create weapons. Obtainable at home city Elder. Bring ingredients to the NPC Blacksmith and choose the Manufacture Weapons option in dialogue. The normal weapons for Stormbringers and Duskblades can be crafted at only one NPC: Blacksmith Okan in Dawnglory
- From the Blacksmith you can buy weapons, armours, helmets, pauldrons, amulets, rings and bracelets.
- A Blacksmith was an occupation where the individual would work with metal. This included repairing shields, horseshoes, swords, and many other items. They could make weapons other than swords too, such as hammers. In the Inheritance series, a blacksmith's most prized possessions were his tools. The more tools he had, the more diverse work he could do, and therefore be more valuable.
- Cost: 400 Shortcut: B Provides steel as a resource Health-points: 3000 Steel bonus - Reduces cost of upgrades 2 Blacksmiths: Reduces cost by 10% 3 Blacksmiths: By 15% 4 Blacksmiths: By 20% 5 Blacksmiths: By 30% 6+ Blacksmiths: By 40%
- The Blacksmith is a character in Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage.
- The Blacksmith is a hero character in The Sims Medieval. The Blacksmith's daily job is to forge weapons and armour. In the event of producing poor quality weapons the Blacksmith can be put in the stocks. He gets the ore for his forging from ore mines in the kingdom. Producer Rachel Bernstein demonstrates how a characters' traits affect their daily life:
- A blacksmith was a person skilled in the forging of metal.
- Blacksmiths work with metal to create melee weapons as well as chain and plate armor. They are also skilled at making tools for harvesters and crafters alike. Weaponsmiths work with metal and associated materials to create weapons. Basic examples are daggers, axes, and swords. Armorsmiths work with metal and associated materials to create heavy armor. Basic examples are splint mail, and banded mail. From Vanguard Saga of Heroes, a Wikia wiki.
- The Blacksmith only appears in the episode Dunces and Dragons. It is basically a place where you can get things made out of metal. SpongeBob got his sword in this place. It it from medieval Bikini Bottom. It somehow wasn't destroyed by the Dragon Jellyfish.
- The Blacksmith is a boss in the 1999 video game Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue, as well as one of the final bosses of the game.
- The mysterious Blacksmith managed to stay unnoticed by the superhero community, police, and general populace of Keystone City for years, despite operating in the area the entire time. In particular, she ran “the Network,” a high-end black market for supervillains, for the last 15 years, using connections to move contraband to or from anywhere in the world. After a brief marriage to Goldface, she stole a sample of his gold elixir, altering it so that it gave her the power to merge flesh and metal. Blacksmith planned for years to control Central and Keystone Cities, finally forming the New Rogues...only to see her plans come tumbling down against the Flash and the allies she thought had been neutralized. One bright spot for her, though, is that during this campaign the elixir finally transfo
- When Data experienced his dreams in 2369 he saw his creator, Noonian Soong as a blacksmith, who created a raven wing. After this dream, Data drew a painting of this occurrence. (TNG: "Birthright, Part I" ) Data encountered Skoran, a blacksmith on Barkon IV, when he lost his memory and sold radioactive pieces of metal to him contaminating the town. Data was able to heal everyone from the radioactive poison before being stabbed by Skoran. (TNG: "Thine Own Self" )
- It is in the fires and on the anvils of Eorzea's blacksmiths that weapons and tools of metal are crafted. Their work is in demand at all times in nearly every location, whether it be hammering the blade of a sword at the forge, or whetting the edge of an axe at camp.
- Blacksmith shops are only located in 4 towns, each with their own specialities in item creation. By using all of the Blacksmith shops you can customize all 7 weapon different types, shields and accessories. Guns can be modified but not created, while Body armour, Headgear and Boots cannot be made or modified at a Blacksmiths and must be bought or obtained from chests.
- A blacksmith improves the attack value of troops by 1.5% per upgrade. Any troops you are able to produce will be listed on your blacksmith page, with the cost of upgrading to the next level (max, being the level of the actual blacksmith), and the cost of upgrading the blacksmith itself (to a maximum of level 20). These upgrades will not affect your hero, troops trained in your other villages, or other players' troops in your village. If you choose to demolish your blacksmith, you will not lose the upgrades to your troops. This should not to be confused with the Armoury.
- As a building incapable of attacking or producing units, the placement of a Blacksmith must not be given much thought. All it needs to do is provide researches and optimally stand until it's done doing so. Once all necessary technologies have been researched, the Blacksmith is a completely useless building and can freely be deleted. Having a Blacksmith is prerequisite to get access to the Siege Workshop. Losing the Blacksmith does not lose the access to the Siege Workshop. In some rare cases, having two Blacksmiths can be of help if time is of essence. But generally speaking, the Blacksmith researches fast enough to make a second one redundant.
- Blacksmith es usado para fabricar armaduras y armas hasta que el momento en que las células lleguen. Ahora tratan de recolectar y cortar las células en pedazos tanto como puedan. Son un poco lentos pero ellos son los mas fuertes en su clase en este juego. Los Blacksmith están acostumbrados a matar criaturas y recolectar células, así ellos no tienen miedo de las criaturas que vagan en el campo de batalla. Martillo: El ataque más poderoso que destroza las armaduras. Hachas: De corto alcance pero causan daño severo.
- The blacksmith is a general location found in many cities and villages. It always contains a forge and sells some weapons and some tools; OberinWiki does not recommend using the blacksmith for shopping but rather for blacksmithing (unless you broke a tool and need to buy another one, in which case the blacksmith might sell it). To use the forge, stand next to it. If necessary, hold control and click the forge to make your character face it. Now, from the Skills window, click the checkbox for Blacksmithing. Below is a list of what can be bought at the blacksmith.
- All workers of metal are valued, no matter the world, setting or race. The ability to create weapons, armour and tools for every purpose is a gift with a multitude of possibilities. Technically, a blacksmith is one who works only in iron, or steel. However, this page will help you understand not only the blacksmith and his craft, but the true range of possibilities when it comes to working any kind of metal. Label Characters who have backgrounds in either metalworking, or in the military, will usually know how to create the basic armour, weapons and tools that they'll be called upon to make.
- The Blacksmith is one of the default Crafters. Blacksmith creates metal weapons such as swords, knives, axes, etc. The Blacksmith level determines what item you can craft. The higher your Blacksmith level, the more varieties (and sometimes better items) you can craft. The current maximum level is 50. Your Blacksmith level will affect base stats of crafting items. It seems that this increment occurs every 10 levels and it occurs at level 11, 21, 31, and 41. In this page, all stats & selling price are based on Blacksmith level 45+.
- The Blacksmith is a human unit that can likely first be created after Episode 1: Terra Firma - Barren Earth upon his defeat. As an artisan-type unit, he is not well suited to battle, but still boasts reasonable HP and DEF with high-average ATK. He doesn't excel in any particular skill category, but is best suited to ATK or DEF-based Physical arts with Vital and Time/Space as support. He does well equipped with physical-type weapons like swords, spears, and daggers but can benefit from using axes to boost his ATK if you can afford the lose to SPD.
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