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Umbire the Phantom at 14:40, 29 June 2022

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K2: /* Generation */ yes, this novel can spawn randomly

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‎Generation: yes, this novel can spawn randomly

Umbire the Phantom: Thank you K2

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Thank you K2

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See if this is good

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‎Generation

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‎List of recipes

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-'''The Blacksmith's Cookbook''' is the name of a specific [[novel]] that appears in [[EvilHack]], introduced in version 0.8.0.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/commit/0b6f457f8dc6b08ae67dd55021f8d50f75b2f1f2 The Blacksmith's Cookbook]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/master/dat/tribute#L8740 EvilHack dat/tribute, line 8740]</ref> It details a list of recipes that [[you]] can use for crafting various weapons and armor at a [[forge]]; this is done using a pair of component objects and a [[hammer]] of any type. The book itself is not necessary for the forging process, but serves as a form of in-game reference.
+'''The Blacksmith's Cookbook''' is the name of a specific [[novel]] that appears in [[EvilHack]], introduced in version 0.8.0.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/commit/0b6f457f8dc6b08ae67dd55021f8d50f75b2f1f2 The Blacksmith's Cookbook]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/master/dat/tribute#L8740 EvilHack dat/tribute, line 8740]</ref> It details a list of recipes that [[you]] can use for crafting various weapons and armor at a [[forge (dungeon feature)|forge]]; this is done using a pair of component objects and a [[hammer]] of any type. The book itself is not necessary for the forging process, but serves as a form of in-game reference.
 ==Generation==
-The Blacksmith's Cookbook is always found in a chest within [[Goblin Town]], placed behind the first section of [[iron bars]] which is near a guaranteed [[forge]]; there is a 65% chance of a [[war hammer]] appearing in the chest as well. The book can also spawn randomly or appear in bones files, making it possible to obtain multiple copies.
+The Blacksmith's Cookbook is always found in a chest within [[Goblin Town]], placed behind the first section of [[iron bars]] across from a guaranteed forge; there is a 65% chance of a [[war hammer]] appearing in the chest as well. The book can also generate randomly or appear in bones files, making it possible to obtain multiple copies.
 ==List of recipes==
-The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products. The list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book. To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], with the exception of [[saddle]]s used for making [[barding]].
+The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products&mdash;he list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book. To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], with the exception of [[saddle]]s used for making [[barding]]. [[Artifact]]s cannot be used in or made by forging.
-While placing the components for the desired object will produce the crafted item regardless of order, the crafted item will usually take on the material of the secondary object used - e.g., a mithril scimitar used as a base with a steel spear will produce a steel trident, while using the same pair of objects with the steel spear as the base and the mithril scimitar as secondary produces a mithril trident. In addition, the crafted item will also inherit the second object's [[beatitude]] as well as the higher between the two components' enchantments - combinations that would result in a material that is not possible for the crafted item (e.g., [[copper]] for a dwarvish weapon) use the first item's material instead. and If the second item used to forge has no properties, but the first item does, the crafted object will inherit those.
+While placing the components for the desired object will produce the crafted item regardless of order, the crafted item will usually take on the material of the secondary object used - e.g., a mithril scimitar used as a base with a steel spear will produce a steel trident, while using the same pair of objects with the steel spear as the base and the mithril scimitar as secondary produces a mithril trident. In addition, the crafted item will also inherit the second object's [[beatitude]] as well as the higher between the two components' enchantments - combinations that would result in a material that is not possible for the crafted item (e.g., [[copper]] for a dwarvish weapon) use the first item's material instead, and if the second item used to forge has no properties, but the first item does, the crafted object will inherit those.
-[[Object properties]] have an additional effect on forging: when forging items using an object with a property, the forged object will inherit that property; if both objects have properties, the result will inherit the secondary object's properties. After forging using such items, the forge has a 1-in-6 chance of disappearing.
+[[Object properties]] have an additional effect on forging: when forging items using an object with a property, the forged object will inherit that property; if both objects have properties, the result will inherit the secondary object's properties. After forging using such items, the forge has a {{frac|6}} chance of disappearing.
 ===Weapons===

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 ==Generation==
-The Blacksmith's Cookbook is always found in a chest within [[Goblin Town]], placed behind the first section of [[iron bars]] which is near a guaranteed [[forge]]; there is a 65% chance of a [[war hammer]] appearing in the chest as well. The book can also appear in bones files, making it possible to obtain multiple copies.
+The Blacksmith's Cookbook is always found in a chest within [[Goblin Town]], placed behind the first section of [[iron bars]] which is near a guaranteed [[forge]]; there is a 65% chance of a [[war hammer]] appearing in the chest as well. The book can also spawn randomly or appear in bones files, making it possible to obtain multiple copies.
 ==List of recipes==

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-'''The Blacksmith's Cookbook''' is the name of a specific [[novel]] that appears in [[EvilHack]], introduced in version 0.8.0.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/commit/0b6f457f8dc6b08ae67dd55021f8d50f75b2f1f2 The Blacksmith's Cookbook]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/master/dat/tribute#L8740 EvilHack dat/tribute, line 8740]</ref> It details a list of recipes that [[you]] can use for crafting various items at a [[forge]]; this is done using a pair of component objects and a [[hammer]] of any type. The book itself is not necessary for the forging process, but serves as a form of in-game reference.
+'''The Blacksmith's Cookbook''' is the name of a specific [[novel]] that appears in [[EvilHack]], introduced in version 0.8.0.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/commit/0b6f457f8dc6b08ae67dd55021f8d50f75b2f1f2 The Blacksmith's Cookbook]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/master/dat/tribute#L8740 EvilHack dat/tribute, line 8740]</ref> It details a list of recipes that [[you]] can use for crafting various weapons and armor at a [[forge]]; this is done using a pair of component objects and a [[hammer]] of any type. The book itself is not necessary for the forging process, but serves as a form of in-game reference.
 ==Generation==
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 ==List of recipes==
-The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products. The list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book. To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], with the exception of saddles for making barding.
+The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products. The list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book. To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], with the exception of [[saddle]]s used for making [[barding]].
 While placing the components for the desired object will produce the crafted item regardless of order, the crafted item will usually take on the material of the secondary object used - e.g., a mithril scimitar used as a base with a steel spear will produce a steel trident, while using the same pair of objects with the steel spear as the base and the mithril scimitar as secondary produces a mithril trident. In addition, the crafted item will also inherit the second object's [[beatitude]] as well as the higher between the two components' enchantments - combinations that would result in a material that is not possible for the crafted item (e.g., [[copper]] for a dwarvish weapon) use the first item's material instead. and If the second item used to forge has no properties, but the first item does, the crafted object will inherit those.
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 | barding || [[shield of reflection]] || [[barding of reflection]]
 |}
 ==References==

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 |-
 | orcish short sword || gauntlets || orcish boots
 |}

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-'''The Blacksmith's Cookbook''' is the name of a specific [[novel]]-like book that appears in [[EvilHack]], introduced in version 0.8.0.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/commit/0b6f457f8dc6b08ae67dd55021f8d50f75b2f1f2 The Blacksmith's Cookbook]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/master/dat/tribute#L8740 EvilHack dat/tribute, line 8740]</ref> It details a list of recipes that [[you]] can use for crafting various items at a [[forge]]; this is done using a pair of component objects and a [[hammer]] of any type. The book itself is not necessary for the forging process, but serves as a form of in-game reference.
+'''The Blacksmith's Cookbook''' is the name of a specific [[novel]] that appears in [[EvilHack]], introduced in version 0.8.0.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/commit/0b6f457f8dc6b08ae67dd55021f8d50f75b2f1f2 The Blacksmith's Cookbook]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/master/dat/tribute#L8740 EvilHack dat/tribute, line 8740]</ref> It details a list of recipes that [[you]] can use for crafting various items at a [[forge]]; this is done using a pair of component objects and a [[hammer]] of any type. The book itself is not necessary for the forging process, but serves as a form of in-game reference.
 ==Generation==
-The Blacksmith's Cookbook is always found in a chest within [[Goblin Town]], placed behind the first section of [[iron bars]] which is near a guaranteed [[forge]]; there is a 65% chance of a [[heavy war hammer]] appearing in the chest as well. The book can also appear in bones files, making it possible to obtain multiple copies.
+The Blacksmith's Cookbook is always found in a chest within [[Goblin Town]], placed behind the first section of [[iron bars]] which is near a guaranteed [[forge]]; there is a 65% chance of a [[war hammer]] appearing in the chest as well. The book can also appear in bones files, making it possible to obtain multiple copies.
 ==List of recipes==
-The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products. The list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book.
+The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products. The list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book. To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], with the exception of saddles for making barding.
-To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], and will produce the crafted item listed when placed in either order; however, the crafted item will take on the material and enchantments of the ''secondary'' object used - e.g., a mithril scimitar used as a base with a steel spear will produce a steel trident, while using the same pair of objects with the steel spear as the base and the mithril scimitar as secondary produces a mithril trident.
+While placing the components for the desired object will produce the crafted item regardless of order, the crafted item will usually take on the material of the secondary object used - e.g., a mithril scimitar used as a base with a steel spear will produce a steel trident, while using the same pair of objects with the steel spear as the base and the mithril scimitar as secondary produces a mithril trident. In addition, the crafted item will also inherit the second object's [[beatitude]] as well as the higher between the two components' enchantments - combinations that would result in a material that is not possible for the crafted item (e.g., [[copper]] for a dwarvish weapon) use the first item's material instead. and If the second item used to forge has no properties, but the first item does, the crafted object will inherit those.
 ===Weapons===

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 The first chapter is a general overview of how forging works, with subsequent chapters detailing possible combinations of objects and their end products. The list of recipes below is presented in the same order given by the in-game book.
-To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge in the desired order. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], and the crafted item will take on the material and enchantments of the secondary object used.
+To craft a given item, you must be standing on the same square as a forge and wielding your chosen hammer; use the #forge command, then place your two sets of objects on the forge. Both objects must be [[metallic]] or [[gemstone]], and the crafted item will take on the material and enchantments of the secondary object used - e.g., a mithril scimitar used as a base with a steel spear will produce a steel trident, while using the same pair of objects with the steel spear as the base and the mithril scimitar as secondary produces a mithril trident.
 ===Weapons===

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 ===Weapons===
-{| class="wikitable"
+{|class="prettytable sortable"
-! First item || Second item || Result
+! First item
 |-
 | 2 [[dart]]s || [[dagger]] || 3-4 [[shuriken]]