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* A working ratio is 1:1kg, 2:1kg, and even 1:2kg of copper to zinc. | * A working ratio is 1:1kg, 2:1kg, and even 1:2kg of copper to zinc. | ||
| + | * The copper can be combined into one lump as only the amount required is used. | ||
* The example ratios above will all result in a 0.20kg [[brass lump]]. | * The example ratios above will all result in a 0.20kg [[brass lump]]. | ||
* When creating, the [[quality]] of the zinc lump affects your success chance. | * When creating, the [[quality]] of the zinc lump affects your success chance. | ||
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Main / Skills / Smithing / Metallurgy / Brass lump
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Description
A shiny yellowy red lump of brass. It is an alloy of copper lump and zinc lump. Lamp heads, brass oil lamps, and balls are the things you can currently smith, using brass.
Notes
- A working ratio is 1:1kg, 2:1kg, and even 1:2kg of copper to zinc.
- The copper can be combined into one lump as only the amount required is used.
- The example ratios above will all result in a 0.20kg brass lump.
- When creating, the quality of the zinc lump affects your success chance.
- The quality of the copper lump is the maximum quality of the resulting brass lump.
- If you fail creating, the zinc lump is destroyed and you create a copper scrap.
- Warning: Do not combine lumps before creating brass. 1kg of copper + 1 kg of zinc give you 0.2 kg of brass, however 4kg of copper + 4kg of zinc only give you 0.4kg of brass. A 50% loss due to them being combined into larger lumps.
