Changes: Copper Ingot

Latest revision as of 18:01, 26 April 2020

This feature is present in: Renewed, Legacy.

General

Copper Ingot

Basic Information
Type
Raw materials

Renewable	Stackable
Yes, can be bought	Yes (64)

Trading
Bought by	Sold by
Gondor Blacksmith Rohan Blacksmith Dalish Blacksmith Blue Mountains Merchant Iron Hills Merchant Merchant of Harad Dorwinion Merchant Oddment Collector	None

History
Added in
Public Beta 1

Copper ingots are a common and easily-obtainable material, produced by smelting copper ore in any furnace or forge. Their main use is in the making of bronze.

Smelting copper ore.

Furnace

Usage

Copper ingots may be combined with tin ingots to create bronze.

This can be done in one of two ways. The simplest is to combine copper and tin ingots together in the standard crafting table (or inventory crafting grid). Before Public Beta 25 this produced two bronze ingots, however, as of Public Beta 25 crafting tin and copper together only produces one bronze ingot, for every pair of copper and tin.

A slightly better way is by alloying the ingots - or their ore variants - together in any kind of forge. If smelting the two ores together, this saves fuel that would otherwise have been used in smelting the individual ingots. It also, unlike crafting tin and copper together, produces two bronze ingots instead of one and gives you the achievement 'double bronze'.

As of Public Beta 25 copper ingots can be used in place of a redstone in the creation of clocks and compasses.

As with other ingots, copper can be crafted into a mineral block for compact storage or decorative purposes.

Ingots and Alloys

General: Bronze • Copper • Gold • Iron • Mithril • Silver • Tin
Dwarves: Blue Dwarven Steel • Dwarven Steel
Elves: Elven Steel • Galvorn • Ithildin
Men: Gilded Iron
Orcs: Black Uruk Steel • Morgul Steel • Orc Steel • Uruk Steel

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 {{Infobox item
-|Image = Copper.png
+|Image = Copper Ingot.png
 |type = Raw materials
 |renewable = Yes, can be bought
 |stackable = Yes (64)
-|bought by = [[Blacksmith of Gondor]]<br/>[[Blacksmith of Rohan]]<br/>[[Blacksmith of Dale]]<br/>[[Blue Mountains Merchant]]<br/>[[Iron Hills Merchant]]<br/>[[Merchant of Near Harad|Merchant of Near Harad]]<br/>[[Dorwinion Merchant]]<br/>[[Oddment Collector]]
+|bought by = [[Gondor Traders#Gondor Blacksmith|Gondor Blacksmith]]<br/>[[Rohan Traders#Rohan Blacksmith|Rohan Blacksmith]]<br/>[[Dalish Blacksmith]]<br/>[[Blue Mountains Merchant]]<br/>[[Iron Hills Merchant]]<br/>[[Merchant of Harad]]<br/>[[Dorwinion Merchant]]<br/>[[Oddment Collector]]
 |sold by = None
-|added in = 1
+|added in = 1}}
-}}
-'''Copper Ingots''' are a common and easily-obtainable material, produced by smelting [[Copper Ore|copper ore]] in any furnace or forge. Their main use is in the making of [[Bronze Ingot|bronze]].
+'''Copper ingots''' are a common and easily-obtainable material, produced by smelting [[Copper Ore|copper ore]] in any furnace or [[forge]]. Their main use is in the making of [[Bronze Ingot|bronze]].
+{{Grid/Furnace|Smelting copper ore.|Input = Copper Ore|Input-image = OreCopper.png
-{{Grid/Furnace
-|Top = Copper Ore
+|Output = Copper Ingot}}
-|Top-image = OreCopper.png
-|Output = Copper Ingot
-|Output-image = Copper.png
-}}
 == Usage ==
 Copper ingots may be combined with [[Tin Ingot|tin ingots]] to create [[bronze]].
-This can be done in one of two ways. The simplest is to combine copper and tin ingots together in the standard crafting table (or inventory crafting grid). Before beta 25 this produced two bronze ingots, however, as of {{Update|25}} crafting tin and copper together only produces one bronze ingot, for every pair of copper and tin.
+This can be done in one of two ways. The simplest is to combine copper and tin ingots together in the standard crafting table (or inventory crafting grid). Before {{Update|25}} this produced two bronze ingots, however, as of {{Update|25}} crafting tin and copper together only produces one bronze ingot, for every pair of copper and tin.
-A slightly better way is by alloying the ingots - or their ore variants - together in any kind of [[forge]]. If smelting the two ores together, this saves fuel that would otherwise have been used in smelting the individual ingots. It also, unlike crafting tin and copper together, produces two bronze ingots instead of one.
+A slightly better way is by alloying the ingots - or their ore variants - together in any kind of [[forge]]. If smelting the two ores together, this saves fuel that would otherwise have been used in smelting the individual ingots. It also, unlike crafting tin and copper together, produces two [[bronze]] ingots instead of one and gives you the [[Achievements|achievement]] 'double bronze'.
 As of {{Update|25}} copper ingots can be used in place of a redstone in the creation of clocks and compasses.