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Thunder-Forged is a crafting method introduced in Update 21. This crafting method uses the [[Magma Forge] as the crafting device. This is found within [[The Ruins of Thunderholme]] and can be found in the lower levels. | Thunder-Forged is a crafting method introduced in Update 21. This crafting method uses the [[Magma Forge]] as the crafting device. This is found within [[The Ruins of Thunderholme]] and can be found in the lower levels. | ||
You can either travel down through the ruins, or, if you have flagged for [[Temple of the Deathwyrm]] raid, you can talk to [[Ingrith Icefell]] in [[The Thunder Peaks]], and she will teleport you there. | You can either travel down through the ruins, or, if you have flagged for [[Temple of the Deathwyrm]] raid, you can talk to [[Ingrith Icefell]] in [[The Thunder Peaks]], and she will teleport you there. | ||
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= Weapon Upgrades = | = Weapon Upgrades = | ||
Weapons and Orbs can be upgrade three times. Each upgrade gives a set of enchantments, and then a separate one you pick when selecting a crafting recipe. Recipes are different for each style of weapon (One-Handed, Two-Handed or Orb). The below | Weapons and Orbs can be upgrade three times. Each upgrade gives a set of enchantments, and then a separate one you pick when selecting a crafting recipe. Recipes are different for each style of weapon (One-Handed, Two-Handed or Orb). The links below go to specific pages for each type of weapon. | ||
* [[Thunder-Forged (One-Handed)|One-Handed Weapons]] | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Two-Handed)|Two-Handed Weapons]] | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Orb)|Orbs]] | |||
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= Armor = | |||
You can create one of each type of armor using [[Magma Forge]]. Each of the different armors require: | |||
* {{Ingredient|Shadow Dragon Scale|50}} | |||
* {{Ingredient|Commendation of Valor|240}} | |||
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= Armor Upgrades = | |||
Armor can be updated once. Not all updates are available for each armor type. Click on the specific links below to see what updates are available for each armor type: | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Cloth)|Cloth Armors]] | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Light)|Light Armors]] | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Medium)|Medium Armors]] | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Heavy)|Heavy Armors]] | |||
* [[Thunder-Forged (Docent)|Docent]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:09, 15 November 2021
Introduction[edit]
Thunder-Forged is a crafting method introduced in Update 21. This crafting method uses the Magma Forge as the crafting device. This is found within The Ruins of Thunderholme and can be found in the lower levels.
You can either travel down through the ruins, or, if you have flagged for Temple of the Deathwyrm raid, you can talk to Ingrith Icefell in The Thunder Peaks, and she will teleport you there.
Crafting Ingredients[edit]
Thunder-Forged crafting uses ingredients that are mostly found within The Ruins of Thunderholme, or the raids found there. Below is a list of ingredients:
Thunder-Forged Dwarven Ingot
Commendation of Valor
Fire Dragon Scale
Shadow Dragon Scale
Fire Dragon Phlogiston
Shadow Dragon Phlogiston
Weapons/Shields[edit]
You can create several base weapons and an Orb using the Magma Forge. Each of the weapons requires:
The following weapons/shields can be created:
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Bastard Sword
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Battle Axe
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Club
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Dagger
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Dart
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Dwarven Waraxe
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Falchion
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Great Crossbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Greataxe
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Greatclub
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Greatsword
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Hand Axe
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Handwraps
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Heavy Crossbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Heavy Mace
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Heavy Pick
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Kama
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Khopesh
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Kukri
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Light Crossbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Light Hammer
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Light Mace
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Light Pick
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Longbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Longsword
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Maul
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Morningstar
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Orb
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Quarterstaff
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Rapier
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Repeating Heavy Crossbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Repeating Light Crossbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Scepter
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Scimitar
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Shortbow
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Shortsword
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Shuriken
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Sickle
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Throwing Axe
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Throwing Dagger
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Throwing Hammer
- Thunder-Forged Alloy Warhammer
Weapon Upgrades[edit]
Weapons and Orbs can be upgrade three times. Each upgrade gives a set of enchantments, and then a separate one you pick when selecting a crafting recipe. Recipes are different for each style of weapon (One-Handed, Two-Handed or Orb). The links below go to specific pages for each type of weapon.
Armor[edit]
You can create one of each type of armor using Magma Forge. Each of the different armors require:
- 50x Shadow Dragon Scale
- 240x Commendation of Valor
The following armor can be created:
Armor Upgrades[edit]
Armor can be updated once. Not all updates are available for each armor type. Click on the specific links below to see what updates are available for each armor type:
