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Re: steel
*nod* I agree fully, and this is the stuff I was talking about in my previous letter.
Wright
> Hey guys,
>
> I have always thought that the occurance of steel is fine just
> the way it is. Steel should be common, but not necessarily of high
> quality. In the middle ages, blacksmiths would coat their finished
> products in pig's fat. It would be placed in a leather bag/stomach.
> After cooking the bag in the forge for several hours, the carbon from the
> fat would be absorbed into the iron. That is how the production of steel
> was done commonly.
> I also disagree that steel or any other material should give a
> bonus "to hit" or "to damage". The edge that can be put on a iron, steel,
> or adamantite weapon isn't that noticable. The only differences is the
> duration of the edge. Instead of bonuses, steel and adamantite weapons
> should require less upkeep and repair than iron weapons.
>
> Kevin
>
>
- References:
- steel
- From: "Kevin Collins" <kcollins@bilbo.bio.purdue.edu>