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#1 AndrewJO Apr 21, 2015 14:00:15	Which artisan tools are used to craft which weapons? There doesn't seem to be a list anywhere of what you can make with each set of tools. Does it just depend on how you flavor it? (Metal club=smith wooden club=wood worker)
#2 Tempest_Stormwind Apr 21, 2015 14:31:08	AndrewJO wrote:
#3 Illithidbix Apr 21, 2015 17:45:58	AndrewJO wrote:
#4 transcendantviewer Apr 21, 2015 19:36:40	I don't know anything about how to really make an arrow, but I didn't think it required anything more than a little pinesap, some feathers, wood, string, stone, and a knife.
#5 lawrencehoy Apr 21, 2015 22:54:36	transcendantviewer wrote:
#6 MechaPilot Apr 22, 2015 12:20:16	It also depends on the peculiarities of the specific setting one is in.  I have a pre-civilization campaign called Wildwood where metalworking is non-existent.  All weapons are made from wood, bone, stone, etc.  If you wanted to turn an animal's skull into a mace, there really isn't a tool set for that.   In another setting, you might be able to use alchemy to liquify, cast, and the solidify metal.
(Reply to #6) transcendantviewer	MechaPilot wrote:
(Reply to #5) transcendantviewer	lawrencehoy wrote:
#9 cowleymen Apr 22, 2015 20:59:37	TO me woodcarving is to make decrotive stuff. I use it to spruse up the stuff I make with carpenter tools. So like carving vines and other patterns into like a wooden mantale or headboard, stuff like that.    Its pretty much just suppose to be a common sense as to what can make what, though it does become a  bit harder when it comes to things like posioners kit and alchemist kit. But its up to your dm in the long run.
#10 cowleymen Apr 22, 2015 20:59:40	TO me woodcarving is to make decrotive stuff. I use it to spruse up the stuff I make with carpenter tools. So like carving vines and other patterns into like a wooden mantale or headboard, stuff like that.    Its pretty much just suppose to be a common sense as to what can make what, though it does become a  bit harder when it comes to things like posioners kit and alchemist kit. But its up to your dm in the long run.
#11 Sword_of_Spirit Apr 22, 2015 22:07:29	Check out the guild affiliations under the Guild Artisan background. That might help a bit.