Steel is the same process but with also adding gold to the bloomery. Operating the bellows attached to the bloomery will smelt iron which can then be retrieved from the bloomery.

The bloomery consumes hematite and charcoal in equal quantities: you can load up to 10 of each at a time. Bellows materials: 30 wood, 6 hides, 5 silver.Bloomery materials: 250 stone, 150 clay, 8 charcoal, 10 silver.You will need a bellows, bloomery, charcoal, and hematite (and gold for steel). This chance improves with your smelting level until it caps (approximately in the low 50s). If smelting 2 or more cassiterite or malachite, or 4 or more combined tin and copper, you have a chance to receive a bonus 50% more ingots back. finished smelting ( ).Д¬lay bowls cannot be emptied of their contents until it has been smelted, so watch what you drop. The ratio of tin to copper doesn't matter in the slightest, 1 tin and 99 copper will also return 50 bronze. Then place the bowl onto a fire to smelt.Д«ronze returns half the total amount of tin and copper used, so if you smelt 50 tin and 50 copper you will get 50 bronze.

Tin and copper together ( + ) are used in smelting bronze ( ).ДЇirst drop cassiterite or malachite, or tin and copper together, into a clay bowl.

Malachite ( ) is used in smelting copper ( ).

Cassiterite ( ) is used in smelting tin ( ).

You will need a simple fire or fire pit, and clay bowls. This section covers tin, copper, and bronze.

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