Metal Working

	Trade Skills :: General | Alchemy | Arms Lore | Blacksmithy | Bowcraft/Fletching | Carpentry | Fishing | Item Id. | Lumberjacking | Mining | Tailoring | Tinkering
	Trade Skills :: Mining :: Mining | Coloured Metal | Smelting
	Trade Skills :: Blacksmithy :: Blacksmithy | Dragon Scale Armor | Coloured Metal | Smelting

• [301101] Crafting System – Tinkers can now create certain items with Coloured Metal.
• Coloured ore will always spawn in the same location, and a miner with the minimum skill required to mine that ore has a 50% chance of digging up the coloured ore.
• You cannot smith coloured armour unless you have the required skill for that colour.
• This does not affect chance of success or skill gain, only your ability to use the ingots to make armour.
• Only armour and shields can be coloured. Dyeable kite shields can still be dyed to another colour, though.

Ingots	Type	Prevalence		Skill
	Iron	49.6%	Very common	0
	Dull Copper	11.2%	Eight times as common as Valorite	65
	Shadow Iron	9.8%	Seven times as common as Valorite	70
	Copper	8.4%	Six times as common as Valorite	75
	Bronze	7.0%	Five times as common as Valorite	80
	Golden	5.6%	Four times as common as Valorite	85
	Agapite	4.2%	Three times as common as Valorite	90
	Verite	2.8%	Twice as common as Valorite	95
	Valorite	1.4%	Rarest of all ores	99

	Trade Skills :: Mining :: Mining | Coloured Metal | Smelting
	Trade Skills :: Blacksmithy :: Blacksmithy | Dragon Scale Armor | Coloured Metal | Smelting

• Items you wish to smelt must be in your back-pack.
• Smelting will be tied to the mining skill. The higher your skill in mining, the more ingots you will get back.
• The more wear and tear on an item, the less ingots it will return.
• Items purchased from an NPC will yield only one ingot when smelted.
• Smelted magic items will yield regular ingots.
• Smelting special metals will yield ingots of that colour, with the exception of dyeable kite shields.
• Smelting dyeable kite shields will return regular ingots regardless of the colour of the ingots used to make the shield.
• Smelting weapons will return regular ingots regardless of the colour of the ingots used to make the weapon.
• To smelt an item:
• Double-click a smithing tool, such as a hammer.
• The smithing window will open and contain a forge.
• Double-clicking the forge will bring up a targeting cursor.
• Targetting armour or a weapon that is in your backpack will smelt that item.
• You will receive a number of ingots depending on the item itself, its wear and tear, and your mining skill.