Rumors are that lumium and niniam will soon be used in forging weapons. Is there any truth to this. Due to the fact of the rising cost of these metals I ws wondering.
LUSSIERJ
VROTSOSJ
Re: Forging Metals
09/11/2005 12:36 AM CDT
They have always been an option and have been used in certain mixes for quite a while now just the results aren't as dramatic as say...with damite/glaes/kertig
I am --- Navak
I am --- Navak
MOORES14
Re: Forging Metals
09/12/2005 09:31 PM CDT
If i am not mistaken the price of lumium is prohibitive considering you can achieve the same effect with coal dust.Lumium was originally a material that allowed you to lighten a mix thus making a strong blade with less weight.Coal dust does that now.I believe that once forging 2.0 goes in that will change or at least be less atractive of a method to lighten a mix.
PRAXIS
Re: Forging Metals
09/13/2005 07:08 AM CDT
>Coal dust does that now.I believe that once forging 2.0 goes in that will change or at least be less atractive of a method to lighten a mix.
As I understand, and this info is fairly old, the big difference will be 'dust that makes steel' will have a weight and volume.
That will make lumium more attractive. Say goodbye to crap (ok, below cap :P) construction and boosted prots/absorbs from superdusted mixes. Thank the gods.
I bet common material prices jump while those that have lumium/ninium try to sell for max cash. Thats only going to drive the special metal armor market up, creating room to juice common material armors, and weapons.
As I understand, and this info is fairly old, the big difference will be 'dust that makes steel' will have a weight and volume.
That will make lumium more attractive. Say goodbye to crap (ok, below cap :P) construction and boosted prots/absorbs from superdusted mixes. Thank the gods.
I bet common material prices jump while those that have lumium/ninium try to sell for max cash. Thats only going to drive the special metal armor market up, creating room to juice common material armors, and weapons.
VROTSOSJ
Re: Forging Metals
09/13/2005 07:15 PM CDT
I thought the change was that coal would add weight but not volume? Though I have no idea where the forging 2.0 plan has gone in the past year or two.
I am --- Navak
I am --- Navak
PRAXIS
Re: Forging Metals
09/14/2005 10:51 AM CDT
>I thought the change was that coal would add weight but not volume?
At present it adds neither.
If there is weight added, there must be volume there. I can't wait to compress end-dust. LOL.
At present it adds neither.
If there is weight added, there must be volume there. I can't wait to compress end-dust. LOL.