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Revision as of 19:31, 11 April 2011

you need some raw materials to craft your Alloy.

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Just stack up a row of Bronze upon a row of Refined Iron, and add another row of Tin at the top.

The result will be two blocks of... now... Metal ?

And yes, for now it's just a pile of random ingots, we know that.

But the name "Alloy" is great for this... well... thingy.



Recipe[edit]

Tin Tin Tin
Bronze Bronze Bronze = 2Alloy
Refined Iron Refined Iron Refined Iron