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With enough | With enough Brass, the blacksmith can be purchased by interacting with the [[#Ledger|ledger]] sitting on the shop counter. | ||
Once purchased the previous owner will leave, gifting you any items that were in stock at the time. | Once purchased the previous owner will leave, gifting you any items that were in stock at the time. These will be in the Smithy cupboard (although Moulds will go into your inventory). | ||
Interact with the sign outside to open and close your store. The store will automatically close if you leave the region and have no | Interact with the sign outside to open and close your store. The store will automatically close if you leave the region and have no workers employed. | ||
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There are multiple types of ore you can mine. Use these combined with a mould to create your works. | |||
Customers will come into your shop and either ask for something off your shelves or request orders. | |||
Some customers are more patient than others, so if you need more time, just yell at them from the forge, they will understand. | |||
When you finish crafting an item, you can send it to the shelf or your order cabinet. | |||
It is recommended that 2 people run a smithy...one for the shop and one for the forge. | |||
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The ledger on your counter has tabs with various helpful pages for running your business | The ledger on your counter has tabs with various helpful pages for running your business | ||
===Orders=== | |||
{{ImageBox|image=Ledger 10a Final.png}} | |||
See what time customers are coming in to pick up their orders and which orders you have lined up for the rest of the week | |||
===Accounts=== | ===Accounts=== | ||
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Check | Check your profit and loss on a weekly/yearly level, and look at your previous transaction and Rep gains | ||
===Staff=== | ===Staff=== | ||
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You can also see a worker's happiness level. Pay and stamina can affect this, as well as friendship level. | You can also see a worker's happiness level. Pay and stamina can affect this, as well as friendship level. | ||
An unhappy worker is | An unhappy worker is more discourteous to customers, affecting service reputation and will not gain exp. | ||
This page also allows you to fire an employee. | This page also allows you to fire an employee. | ||
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The employees' hours may be set here, and who works on which day | The employees' hours may be set here, and who works on which day. You may also set who works at which department... counter or forge. | ||
===Reputation=== | ===Reputation=== | ||
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You will gain reputation when a customer is pleased with service | You will gain [[reputation]] when a customer is pleased with the service. | ||
This fills in for the current region you are in and will give you a perk point when full. | This fills in for the current region you are in and will give you a perk point when full. | ||
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Any perk points gained can be spent on perks within the ledger. Every perk comes with a small description and many have multiple stages to upgrade. | Any perk points gained can be spent on [[Shop Perks|perks]] within the ledger. Every perk comes with a small description and many have multiple stages to upgrade. | ||
Your earned shop Rep adds | Your earned shop Rep adds to your Grandmaster total, building up your [[Renown]] levels. | ||
===Specialisations=== | ===Specialisations=== | ||
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{{ImageBox|image=Ledger 08a Final.png}} | {{ImageBox|image=Ledger 08a Final.png}} | ||
Once you have unlocked them with the Tinker in Tir Na Nog, you can specialise your shop which brings new perks. This page lets you view and unlock those perks. | Once you have unlocked them with the Tinker in [[Tir Na Nog]], you can [[Specialisation|specialise]] your shop which brings new perks. This page lets you view and unlock those perks. | ||
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Each NPC has 10 stats, and 4 of these come into play when working in the | Each NPC has 10 stats, and 4 of these come into play when working in the blacksmith. | ||
* | *Accuracy: (Forge only) the quality of work | ||
*Charm: Offsets and negative Rep from slow service or overpricing | *Charm: Offsets and negative Rep from slow service or overpricing | ||
*Speed: Affects the speed of service. | *Speed: Affects the speed of service. Customers have limited patience so the quicker you serve, the better | ||
*Stamina: How long they can work before | *Stamina: How long they can work before tiredness affects their other stats. | ||
*Strength: (Forge only) the quality of work | |||
The worker stats are affected by age but additionally gain experience to level up the stats used in their current job. | The worker stats are affected by age but additionally, gain experience to level up the stats used in their current job. | ||
Certain recipes and items may also increase (or decrease) the worker's stats. | Certain [[recipes]] and items may also increase (or decrease) the worker's [[Traits, Talents & Stats|stats]]. | ||
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Prices in the smithy are non-negotiable. You will be paid the going rate for each item based on type and quality. | |||
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The | The large shelving unit in your smithy is used for holding orders, displaying stock and ordering more materials. | ||
You can move items around and make sure you keep the ore supplies high for your workers to use. | |||
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Along the top of the stock cupboard are the various categories you can tab through. Each category holds a different | Along the top of the stock cupboard are the various categories you can tab through. Each category holds items for a different use...Shelf, Orders, and Materials. | ||
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Your storage space is limited for each of the categories. Once | Your storage space is limited for each of the categories. Once it's full you can't add any more items to that section of the stock cupboard. | ||
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If you're short on stock you can order more. | If you're short on stock you can order more. | ||
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Pick what items you wish to order from the list and wait until the delivery day. The items will be dropped off into storage | Pick what items you wish to order from the list and wait until the delivery day. The items will be dropped off into storage. | ||
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The more expensive the box you order, the higher the quality of the items inside. | The more expensive the box you order, the higher the quality of the items inside. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:16, 4 March 2024
Summary
With enough Brass, the blacksmith can be purchased by interacting with the ledger sitting on the shop counter.
Once purchased the previous owner will leave, gifting you any items that were in stock at the time. These will be in the Smithy cupboard (although Moulds will go into your inventory).
Interact with the sign outside to open and close your store. The store will automatically close if you leave the region and have no workers employed.
Blacksmiths
There are multiple types of ore you can mine. Use these combined with a mould to create your works.
Customers will come into your shop and either ask for something off your shelves or request orders.
Some customers are more patient than others, so if you need more time, just yell at them from the forge, they will understand.
When you finish crafting an item, you can send it to the shelf or your order cabinet.
It is recommended that 2 people run a smithy...one for the shop and one for the forge.
| Name | Haven | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Jeremie's Irons | Vale | Candlewych Village |
| Hammer & Nails | Summerdown | Poppyhill |
| Peddle to the Metal | Mellowfields | Mellowbrook |
| Solid Metal Gear | Woemarsh | Copperpot |
Ledger
The ledger on your counter has tabs with various helpful pages for running your business
Orders
See what time customers are coming in to pick up their orders and which orders you have lined up for the rest of the week
Accounts
Check your profit and loss on a weekly/yearly level, and look at your previous transaction and Rep gains
Staff
You can hire workers from here. You can change their pay and see their stamina.
To regain stamina, give them breaks or gift them food. A tired worker has their stats affected.
You can also see a worker's happiness level. Pay and stamina can affect this, as well as friendship level.
An unhappy worker is more discourteous to customers, affecting service reputation and will not gain exp.
This page also allows you to fire an employee.
Rota
The employees' hours may be set here, and who works on which day. You may also set who works at which department... counter or forge.
Reputation
You will gain reputation when a customer is pleased with the service.
This fills in for the current region you are in and will give you a perk point when full.
Any further reputation will keep adding up and will spill into the next region. This means that customers will start to appear from that region as they have heard about your shop.
Once that region's Rep has been filled, you again get a perk point, and the Rep spills into the next region.
Any perk points gained can be spent on perks within the ledger. Every perk comes with a small description and many have multiple stages to upgrade.
Your earned shop Rep adds to your Grandmaster total, building up your Renown levels.
Specialisations
Once you have unlocked them with the Tinker in Tir Na Nog, you can specialise your shop which brings new perks. This page lets you view and unlock those perks.
Stats
Each NPC has 10 stats, and 4 of these come into play when working in the blacksmith.
- Accuracy: (Forge only) the quality of work
- Charm: Offsets and negative Rep from slow service or overpricing
- Speed: Affects the speed of service. Customers have limited patience so the quicker you serve, the better
- Stamina: How long they can work before tiredness affects their other stats.
- Strength: (Forge only) the quality of work
The worker stats are affected by age but additionally, gain experience to level up the stats used in their current job.
Certain recipes and items may also increase (or decrease) the worker's stats.
Pricing
Prices in the smithy are non-negotiable. You will be paid the going rate for each item based on type and quality.
Stock & Storage
The large shelving unit in your smithy is used for holding orders, displaying stock and ordering more materials.
You can move items around and make sure you keep the ore supplies high for your workers to use.
Red
Along the top of the stock cupboard are the various categories you can tab through. Each category holds items for a different use...Shelf, Orders, and Materials.
Blue
Your storage space is limited for each of the categories. Once it's full you can't add any more items to that section of the stock cupboard.
Yellow
If you're short on stock you can order more.
Pick what items you wish to order from the list and wait until the delivery day. The items will be dropped off into storage.
The more expensive the box you order, the higher the quality of the items inside.