A grand master says 'Very well. For a fee of 150 gold crowns you may become an apprentice of the medium blade smith guild.'
Commands[]
give 150 crowns master
give 17 crowns master
say which items medium blades
show iron weaponsmith
reheat iron
make indentation blade
attach guard hilt
drop slim
Walkthrough[]
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say which items medium blades
You say 'which items medium blades'
A weaponsmith says 'You do need a few items to make a medium sword, yes.'
A weaponsmith says 'You will need a bar of iron and a hammer.'
A weaponsmith says 'When you are ready to start smithing, bring me the iron.'
A weaponsmith says 'Show it to me so I can check the quality.'
A weaponsmith says 'When you have everything start with reheating the iron.'
A weaponsmith says 'When the iron is red hot, take it to the anvil and hammer it into the shape of a long or medium blade.'
A weaponsmith says 'Reheat the blade and make a shallow indentation along the length of both broad sides of the blade.'
A weaponsmith says 'Cool off the blade in a barrel of water.'
A weaponsmith says 'Reheat again and hammer at the edges so they become more narrow.'
A weaponsmith says 'Finally, cool off again and you can start with attaching the guard and hilt.'
A weaponsmith says 'Slide the guard and precious hilt over the flat end of the metal hilt and rivet the pommel in place.'
A weaponsmith says 'Carefully file the heads off the rivets.'
A weaponsmith says 'Once you have finished your masterpiece I will ask you for a letter of rights for using my forge.'
show iron weaponsmith
You show a bar of iron to a weaponsmith.
A weaponsmith says 'Ah good, good.'
A weaponsmith says 'Go ahead, and start smithing.'
reheat iron
You drop a bar of iron.
You place the iron on the coals.
A bar of iron starts glowing red.
Using a pair of tongs you take a red hot bar of iron from the forge.
You carefully place the hot iron on the anvil.
You grab a hammer.
Sparks fly as you hammer the red hot iron.
A loud metallic sound rings through the area as metal meets metal.
You reheat a blade so it turns a glowing red.
You can now make an indentation along the length of the blade.
make indentation blade
You carefully hammer along the length of the blade, making a rounded indentation.
The sound of hammering rings in the air.
You turn the blade and clop a curved indentation on the other side of the blade.
A loud clanging reverberates through the smithy.
You place the hot blade in a barrel of water.
Steam billows up towards the ceiling.
You lift the blade and dry it, then place it into the fire again.
You take the blade from the fire and start hammering at the edges.
You carefully hammer the edges on both sides of the blade.
The blade is now symmetrical in shape.
You place the blade into the barrel.
Steam billows up towards the ceiling.
You can now attach the guard and hilt.
attach guard hilt
You slide the guard over the back end of the blade and against the blade.
You grab a hilt and slide it across the base until it fits snuggly against the guard.
You grab an ornate pommel and slide it against the hilt.
You take a hammer and tiny rivets and carefully clop the rivets through the hilt and pommel.
You grab a file and carefully remove the sharp heads from the rivets.
You sharpen the blade and put it in the barrel to wash the wire edges off.
You get a sword from a barrel and prop it up against the wall.
A weaponsmith says 'You can drop a letter of rights on that stool there, and I will give you the weapon.'
drop slim
You drop a slim roll of paper.
A strong smith says 'Excellent job. Well done!'
A weaponsmith points to the wall and says 'There it is.'
