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AD&D Metals

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#1
htoad
Dec 08, 2010 15:18:08 I'm looking for the ad&d metal list in a flowchart like 2 ores make ? in flowchart. Does anyone have one or knows where one is?
#2
jfparmel
Dec 08, 2010 15:37:31
I'm looking for the ad&d metal list in a flowchart like 2 ores make ? in flowchart. Does anyone have one or knows where one is?

I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist.
#3
celloshane
Dec 08, 2010 18:26:38
I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist.

What he's looking for is is chart from an AD&D sourcebook.

Unfortunately Htoad, I don't remember what sourcebook that was in. You might have better luck posting in one of the Previous Editions forums on EnWorld.
#4
htoad
Dec 09, 2010 11:16:18
I'm looking for the ad&d metal list in a flowchart like 2 ores make ? in flowchart. Does anyone have one or knows where one is?

I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist.

Sorry I've seen one and it was in a .txt or .doc file but I can't find it again so it is out there or there is a new one.
#5
htoad
Dec 09, 2010 11:18:13
I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist.

What he's looking for is is chart from an AD&D sourcebook.

Unfortunately Htoad, I don't remember what sourcebook that was in. You might have better luck posting in one of the Previous Editions forums on EnWorld.

Does anyone know the sourcebook?
#6
htoad
Dec 10, 2010 10:32:24 There is what I'm looking for but in a flowchart. But in all the ad&d metals and some you can think of.
forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?p=13231443&...

I remember seeing a chart a few years ago that showed the progression from say copper to adamantine. Any Ideas of where I could find it or how to set the above mentioned information into that kind of a chart again?

#7
rhianni32
Dec 12, 2010 10:05:43 I'm confused on your question Htoad. You have the information so why not just make a flowchart yourself. Use excel or powerpoint or even just hand draw it out on paper.
#8
mudbunny
Dec 12, 2010 10:18:38 Later on this afternoon, after my daughters have gone down for a nap, I will be moving this thread to the previous editions forums. I will post a link here again once I determine the best forum to move it to.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 htoad Dec 08, 2010 15:18:08	I'm looking for the ad&d metal list in a flowchart like 2 ores make ? in flowchart. Does anyone have one or knows where one is?
#2 jfparmel Dec 08, 2010 15:37:31	I'm looking for the ad&d metal list in a flowchart like 2 ores make ? in flowchart. Does anyone have one or knows where one is? I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist.
#3 celloshane Dec 08, 2010 18:26:38	I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist. What he's looking for is is chart from an AD&D sourcebook. Unfortunately Htoad, I don't remember what sourcebook that was in. You might have better luck posting in one of the Previous Editions forums on EnWorld.
#4 htoad Dec 09, 2010 11:16:18	I'm looking for the ad&d metal list in a flowchart like 2 ores make ? in flowchart. Does anyone have one or knows where one is? I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist. Sorry I've seen one and it was in a .txt or .doc file but I can't find it again so it is out there or there is a new one.
#5 htoad Dec 09, 2010 11:18:13	I don't think one exists. That's the kind of thing you would rely on a DM to do. Otherwise, just follow real world metallurgy and make up a couple of combinations for things that don't exist. What he's looking for is is chart from an AD&D sourcebook. Unfortunately Htoad, I don't remember what sourcebook that was in. You might have better luck posting in one of the Previous Editions forums on EnWorld. Does anyone know the sourcebook?
#6 htoad Dec 10, 2010 10:32:24	There is what I'm looking for but in a flowchart. But in all the ad&d metals and some you can think of. forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?p=13231443&... I remember seeing a chart a few years ago that showed the progression from say copper to adamantine. Any Ideas of where I could find it or how to set the above mentioned information into that kind of a chart again?
#7 rhianni32 Dec 12, 2010 10:05:43	I'm confused on your question Htoad. You have the information so why not just make a flowchart yourself. Use excel or powerpoint or even just hand draw it out on paper.
#8 mudbunny Dec 12, 2010 10:18:38	Later on this afternoon, after my daughters have gone down for a nap, I will be moving this thread to the previous editions forums. I will post a link here again once I determine the best forum to move it to.