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Just to note, when I read about beginning blacksmithing, the usual next step after Metal Bits is to do Studs. I prefer to do Field Point Arrowheads, which only require one metal bit as well as a file and water, and trivial at 41. You get more tries out of all those metal bits you made.
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didn't notice that. am past that point but that is very nice to know if i up an alts smithing. thanks much.
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It depends on which method you follow. My guide doesn't recommend studs at all, but recommends boning to 37, cookie cutters to 40, and then throwing knives to 51. I don't recommend field point arrowheads because of the terrible sellback price.
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why not both
I am skilling on smithing doing both on all my toons in turn, since I still need studs for tailoring skillups and my ranger always needs more fieldpoint arrowheads.Light, Love, & Laughter!
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Ditto, making fieldpoints cut my costs slightly in getting fletching moving.Grenoble
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