Talk:Meatsmithing

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This page is dedicated to finding the meatsmithing recipes that use the revamped smithing mechanics.

New Testing Matrix (Recipes of August 15th 2006)

Items marked ?? need confirmation.

Newly Newly smithable (including unmatched smithables of 8/1):

Forum post here -- let's keep discussion of the 8/15 weapons in this section. --DirkDiggler 20:46, 15 August 2006 (CDT)

Old Testing Matrix (Recipes of August 1st 2006)

It looks like each basic packaging weapon + the starch weapons matches with exactly one newly-smithable. I'm guessing that the nugget/wad combinations may require super-advanced.--DirkDiggler 01:31, 2 August 2006 (CDT)

Newly smithable:

Would someone with Super-advanced please check the elemental nuggets and wads against the (asbestos,chrome,linoleum) (sword,staff,bow) smithables? --DirkDiggler 02:34, 2 August 2006 (CDT)

testing for remaining recipies

So remaining on the recipies unfound list: Knob Goblin firecracker, spooky powder, stench powder, (useless powder?) and all smithable nuggests and wads. There also appear to be no gaps in the item number table, so I suspect it is possible that other recipies haven't been implemented yet, or require advanced skills.Teffania

Added the stench powder column--StrawberryLetter23 16:16, 2 August 2006 (CDT)

Older Testing Matrix (Recipes of July 20ish 2006)

Since all items except wrapping paper have now been tested, what is most needed is checking the ores against the rest of the items looking for new combinations that are smithable.

Comments

Has anybody tried sending the ores with a package of some kind? What about meat pasting them with boxes? Just a few thoughts.--Locutus 16:30, 22 July 2006 (CDT)

I've tried meat pasting them to eachother and or boxes. No results. What about armorcraftiness though, or perhaps the level 15 seal clubber skill. --Ijukamajak 21:36, 22 July 2006 (AST)

I can't test this -- I lack the req. skill -- but the crimbo parts recently started dropping from one monster in the Citadel quest area. Have Felt, Googly Eye, etc. been tested? They're not on the above table.--DirkDiggler 20:12, 22 July 2006 (CDT)

• That's because they aren't meatsmithing components - they're toymaking components. --Quietust 20:21, 22 July 2006 (CDT)

Bunch of new smithable items - baseballs, razor sharp can lids, sonar-in-a-biscuit, dry noodles, White Citadel burgers --StrawberryLetter23

Also: long skinny balloon, bowl of cottage cheese, spices, powders/nuggets/wads (except twinkly powders), pine tar, poutine, meat engine (see forums post

Knob goblin firecracker smithable. Have no idea what for.--Weirdguy 03:04, 2 August 2006 (CDT)

• • Tried with almost every meatsmithing item available (Save for weird stuff like event specific gear like the petrified time, fake grass, and wrapping paper, and freaky things I just don't have like Ketchup and raspberries) and nothing at all appears to work with the firecracker as of yet, WITH Super-Advanced and Armorcraftiness.--Katarani 05:02, 3 August 2006 (CDT)

bigger stick, sinewy crossbow string, and sturdy sword hilt are smithable with dense meat stacks. the sword can be smithed with scrumptious regeants--Citizenofloathing 19:20, 15 August 2006 (CDT)

The Super Magic Power Sword X can be made from scratch without Super-Advanced Meatsmithing.--LittleMatty 04:51, 16 August 2006 (CDT)

If Innabox (the smith in Degrassi Knoll) can't smith it, does that confirm that the item needs Super-Advanced Meatsmithing?--Aemeth 02:09, 17 August 2006 (CDT)

Sectioning

• The Super-Advanced Meatsmithing section should be at the Super-Advanced Meatsmithing page, not here, and the same goes for Armorcraftiness and its section.--Dehstil (t|c) 21:28, 17 August 2006 (CDT)

Discussion moved from Talk:Packaging weapons

When the recipes get found out, this page will need to be deleted. I don't really like the idea of this redirect. --Someone Else 07:46, 20 July 2006 (CDT)

• There is a link on the forums to here. This needs to exist for simplicity's sake.--SomeStranger ^(t|c) 08:49, 20 July 2006 (CDT)

Cleaning up tables

I threw together some new table formats. They take up a lot less space than the current format. Stat requirements are listed per weapon, I couldn't think of an effective way of showing that swords/staffs required muscle, but crossbows required moxie.

Table for tier 2 basic meat weapons:

	bubblewrap ore Stat +3 Power: 60	cardboard ore Stat +3 Melee Damage +3 Power: 60	styrofoam ore Stat +3 +3 to Monster Level Power: 60	dry noodles Stat +3 Power: 40	ketchup or catsup Stat +2 Power: 50	stone of eXtreme power Stat +7 Power: 60
basic meat sword Muscle +x	bubblewrap sword Moxie +2 Req: 15 Muscle	cardboard sword Req: 15 Muscle	styrofoam sword Req: 15 Muscle	starchy sword Req: 5 Muscle	dripping meat sword Req: 10 Muscle	eXtreme meat sword Req: 15 Muscle
basic meat staff Mysticality +x	bubblewrap staff Muscle +2 Req: 15 Muscle	cardboard staff Req: 15 Muscle	styrofoam staff Req: 15 Muscle	starchy staff Req: 5 Muscle	dripping meat staff Req: 10 Muscle	eXtreme meat sword Req: 15 Muscle
basic meat crossbow Moxie +x	bubblewrap crossbow Mysticality +2 Req: 15 Moxie	cardboard crossbow Req: 15 Moxie	styrofoam crossbow Req: 15 Moxie	starchy crossbow Req: 5 Moxie	dripping meat crossbow Req: 10 Moxie	eXtreme meat crossbow Req: 15 Moxie

Table for tier 2 dense meat weapons:

	scrumptious reagent Stat +4 Power: 80	secret blend of herbs and spices Stat +5 Power: 70
dense meat sword Muscle +x	savory sword Req: 25 Muscle	Kentucky-fried meat sword Req: 20 Muscle
dense meat staff Mysticality +x	savory staff Req: 25 Muscle	Kentucky-fried meat staff Req: 20 Muscle
dense meat crossbow Moxie +x	savory crossbow Req: 25 Moxie	Kentucky-fried meat crossbow Req: 20 Moxie

Table for sticky meat pants/skirt/kilt (this might be overkill):

	really really sticky spider web Req: 7 Moxie Power: 45 Moxie +3
basic meat pants	sticky meat pants
basic meat skirt	sticky meat skirt
basic meat kilt	sticky meat kilt

How do these look? --TechSmurf 00:42, 25 April 2007 (CDT)

New Turtles

There are a batch of new turtles that are smithable into weapons. They apparently don't require Armorcraftiness. So I'm wondering how we're going to incorporate them into the table.

soup-chucks
dueling banjo

--MaskedLihc 01:10, 9 June 2009 (UTC)