An' when ye've done that, do it again.A simple wooden hairpin treasured by young Aunillie of the Acorn Orchard.Ī sturdy box filled with a set of pristine carpentry tools.Ī single red Azeyma rose entrusted to you by Ethelred.Ī small metal bit used in a set of chocobo reins. Try smithin' somethin' simple─I guarantee ye'll see the difference. Usin' one alongside yer hammer'll make yer life a good deal easier, whatever yer craftin'. Statin' the bleedin' obvious is best done with a drink in yer hand, I find.Ī hammer'll suffice fer simple smithin', but complex jobs call fer a more delicate touch─which is what a file gives ye. Now, I'll spare us both the “don't rest on yer laurels” speech if it's all the same to you. In short, I'm happy with what ye've done. Take it from me, lass/lad─there's few things more embarrassin' than flingin' a glowin' hammerhead over yer shoulder, straight into the eye o' yer newest apprentice.even if he did eventually get his sight back.īut I reckon your hammers won't lead to any incidents like that! Which ain't a problem─unless it's a poorly made piece o' shite. What's more, when a smitty's poundin' a red-hot piece o' metal, her/his hammer takes up some o' the heat an' swells a touch. Now, a layman might look at this an' think ye'd jus' stuck a piece o' bronze on a maple stick, but ye've done a damn sight more than that─whether ye know it or not.Ī hammer's a tool, after all, an' the head's got to grip the shaft fer tens o' thousands o' strikes. This here's some impressive work, lass/lad. Heh heh.seems last time weren't no fluke. Where are them hammers I asked for, lass/lad? Do what needs doin' an' come back when it's done. I jus' want to see if ye can make a decent hammer. An' it ain't as if swingin' a sword's all that different from poundin' a lump o' metal into shape, is it?Īt the end o' the day, though, how ye go about gettin' the bits an' pieces don't matter to me. If ye want to save yerself some coin, ye might consider minin' yer own copper an' tin out in the wilds.Īn' if that don't tickle yer fancy, ye might consider whackin' the odd coblyn till it stops movin'. Now, I know makin' the bronze won't pose ye no trouble, but allow me to offer ye a bit of advice regardin' the materials. O' course, how could I forget?, I bid ye craft three bronze cross-pein hammers─jus' like the ones all our apprentice smitties use.įer this ye'll need bronze, maple lumber, an' hempen cloth. Praise the Builder, I was afraid ye might've joined up with another crew! The thought of it pained me so much, I was down at the Wench till the mornin' bells, I was.īut here you are, still brimmin' with potential─an' with some extra meat on yer smittin' arm, if me eyes don't deceive me! Deliver bronze cross-pein hammers to Brithael.※The next blacksmith quest will be available from Brithael upon reaching level 10. He urges you to familiarize yourself with the tool, and return once you have gained more experience. Your hammers have met with Brithael's approval, and he rewards your efforts with an amateur's file, which should prove most useful in the days to come.Craft three bronze cross-pein hammers and present them to the forgemaster. He has also suggested a number of ways to acquire materials, such as mining and hunting. Satisfied with your recent progress, Brithael has tasked you with crafting three bronze cross-pein hammers.Hammer Time is a Quest in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.
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