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| − | Yes, they break locks, people. | + | Yes, they break locks, people. They can be your best friend and your worst enemy, and can determine the outcome of a battle. |
| − | They cost 215 grams of steel to make, and require an anvil in the area you're working in, as well as a hammer in your characters inventory. | + | ==Building == |
| + | They cost 215 grams of steel to make, and require an anvil in the area you're working in, as well as a hammer in your characters inventory. An anvil has to be built inside, so you'll need to have access to a building. | ||
| + | ==Use== | ||
To break a lock, you simply try to enter into a locked building, and proceed with the picking project. For those that want to help you, they will have to join the picking project initiated by you. This project has a random outcome. Sometimes you break open a lock first try, and other times you are at it for days at end. Each try takes one person about a day. | To break a lock, you simply try to enter into a locked building, and proceed with the picking project. For those that want to help you, they will have to join the picking project initiated by you. This project has a random outcome. Sometimes you break open a lock first try, and other times you are at it for days at end. Each try takes one person about a day. | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 12 July 2005
Yes, they break locks, people. They can be your best friend and your worst enemy, and can determine the outcome of a battle.
Building
They cost 215 grams of steel to make, and require an anvil in the area you're working in, as well as a hammer in your characters inventory. An anvil has to be built inside, so you'll need to have access to a building.
Use
To break a lock, you simply try to enter into a locked building, and proceed with the picking project. For those that want to help you, they will have to join the picking project initiated by you. This project has a random outcome. Sometimes you break open a lock first try, and other times you are at it for days at end. Each try takes one person about a day.
