Meltdown Forge
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Meltdown Forge
Now that the Illias quest will all but decimate the pricing for Warlord Armor, maybe you could consider a way to melt down the armor into ingots or even bulk iron ores at Heathen's Shop and the Armor Shop in Hurnscald.
Or better yet, have the guy on the 2nd floor of the GY Inn melt them down so you need to be at least level 60 to do this process.
Or better yet, have the guy on the 2nd floor of the GY Inn melt them down so you need to be at least level 60 to do this process.
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doesnt sounds bad, but what will you do with tons of Ingots then?
the price of those will go down too, then
the price of those will go down too, then
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Slimor, mages use them for the #ingrav spell. I assure you the iron would get used up, and prices would remain high.Slimor wrote:doesnt sounds bad, but what will you do with tons of Ingots then?
the price of those will go down too, then
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I dont think this would be a bad idea, but wouldnt it make sense to melt it down with a slight loss of material?
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definitely. I'd actually make it more than slight, like 50%.Big Crunch wrote:I dont think this would be a bad idea, but wouldnt it make sense to melt it down with a slight loss of material?
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I was thinking 75%. Considering you are still out the money required to make it initially, and it would cost money to melt it back down.o11c wrote:definitely. I'd actually make it more than slight, like 50%.Big Crunch wrote:I dont think this would be a bad idea, but wouldnt it make sense to melt it down with a slight loss of material?
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Fair enough, I wasn't thinking about the significant money/coal cost.Big Crunch wrote:I was thinking 75%. Considering you are still out the money required to make it initially, and it would cost money to melt it back down.
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Though to create Iron Powder, Iron Ore is needed, not Ingots. But it wouldn't make sense to get ore when melting an armor.LordDune wrote:Slimor, mages use them for the #ingrav spell. I assure you the iron would get used up, and prices would remain high.Slimor wrote:doesnt sounds bad, but what will you do with tons of Ingots then?
the price of those will go down too, then
It might make sense to add Iron Ingots as possible resource to #zukminbirf, giving a higher output of powders.
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love this idea. having ingots which are refined make more powder makes perfect sense.lets also not forget that may is coming closer and the ingots will prove useful to many for hitchhiker's towelsJenalya wrote:Though to create Iron Powder, Iron Ore is needed, not Ingots. But it wouldn't make sense to get ore when melting an armor.LordDune wrote:Slimor, mages use them for the #ingrav spell. I assure you the iron would get used up, and prices would remain high.Slimor wrote:doesnt sounds bad, but what will you do with tons of Ingots then?
the price of those will go down too, then
It might make sense to add Iron Ingots as possible resource to #zukminbirf, giving a higher output of powders.
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or another way if you wanted to give back some coal and iron instead is to have audsbel have learned a difficult technique to transmute steal back to its base elements of carbon (coal) and iron ore
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You forget the coal which is among the most boring things to grind at the moment.Big Crunch wrote:I was thinking 75%. Considering you are still out the money required to make it initially, and it would cost money to melt it back down.o11c wrote:definitely. I'd actually make it more than slight, like 50%.Big Crunch wrote:I dont think this would be a bad idea, but wouldnt it make sense to melt it down with a slight loss of material?
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