The Dwarven Forge is the manifestation of Dwarven craftsmanship and ingenuity. It is the source of many fine weapons, and of course, legendary mithril mail. The Dwarven Forge researches all unit upgrades except for Banner Carrier. It also contains important research for unlocking more powerful units.
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| - The Dwarven Forge is the manifestation of Dwarven craftsmanship and ingenuity. It is the source of many fine weapons, and of course, legendary mithril mail. The Dwarven Forge researches all unit upgrades except for Banner Carrier. It also contains important research for unlocking more powerful units.
- The Dwarven Forge is a special building in Age of Mythology that is only available during the Fall of the Trident campaign, and more specifically, during The Dwarven Forge. While it is primarily the objective of this mission, with the player trying to liberate a complex consisting of three Dwarven Forges, each with a unique appearance, it also has an in-game function, as it provides three unique technologies that assist the player. Similarly to many campaign-exclusive buildings, it features three models, not unlike the Tent and the Naval Shipyard. All models are all functionally identical.
- The Dwarven forge is a furnace-type block which has many useful properties. It can smelt up to four items at once; it can be used to make unique alloys; and it is also the only way of smelting Mithril, since this metal cannot be processed in a normal furnace or any other type of forge. However, only ores and stone-based materials can be smelted in the Dwarven forge -- it cannot cook food or smelt wood into charcoal, but there are no restrictions regarding fuel.
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| - The Dwarven Forge is the manifestation of Dwarven craftsmanship and ingenuity. It is the source of many fine weapons, and of course, legendary mithril mail. The Dwarven Forge researches all unit upgrades except for Banner Carrier. It also contains important research for unlocking more powerful units.
- The Dwarven forge is a furnace-type block which has many useful properties. It can smelt up to four items at once; it can be used to make unique alloys; and it is also the only way of smelting Mithril, since this metal cannot be processed in a normal furnace or any other type of forge. However, only ores and stone-based materials can be smelted in the Dwarven forge -- it cannot cook food or smelt wood into charcoal, but there are no restrictions regarding fuel. Players with positive alignment may craft a forge on a Dwarven or Blue Mountains crafting table, but they are also found in the entrances of Dwarven mines and in most other dwarven buildings. Therefore, by looting one from a mine, evil-aligned players may also have access to the forge because it does not have any alignment requirement.
- The Dwarven Forge is a special building in Age of Mythology that is only available during the Fall of the Trident campaign, and more specifically, during The Dwarven Forge. While it is primarily the objective of this mission, with the player trying to liberate a complex consisting of three Dwarven Forges, each with a unique appearance, it also has an in-game function, as it provides three unique technologies that assist the player. Similarly to many campaign-exclusive buildings, it features three models, not unlike the Tent and the Naval Shipyard. All models are all functionally identical.
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