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Refine 1x charcoal and 1x crude iron > 1x wrought iron.

Refine 1x charcoal and 1x iron ore > 2x crude iron.

At the start, you'll be able to refine the following materials: Materials are required to make anything in smithy, and a fair few of it will require you to refine some raw minerals into more advanced materials. It's unclear why this happens at this time, but it's something to keep in mind. Sometimes, if you match the difficulty with the smithy skill level, you'll get a buff to a stat on the weapon. There is also a yellow ring where the current smithy skill level is. Difficulty is determined by the tier of parts you use, so Tier I parts add ten difficulty points to the construction of the weapon, while Tier V parts add 50. You can make weapons with the difficulty above the smithing skill level, but it will give you debuffs to that weapon.

Toggle the size slider to increase/decrease the weapon size.

Notice how the difficulty rises and falls depending on the chosen parts, so don't make things too complicated for your smithing skill level. Repeat steps two to four until you've selected all parts of the weapon to construct.Locked parts are unlocked by smelting looted weapons. Check the tier boxes to filter that weapon part by tier.Click the top of the four icons to the left (it's the bit with the dice underneath it) to show the full selection for that weapon part.Choose your weapon type by clicking the top of the menu.Here is a step by step guide to how to create a weapon: To make a weapon, you will need to assign parts to the weapon you wish to create. You'll also see how good your smithing skill is alongside it. This indicates how difficult a weapon is to construct. You'll notice that there is a difficulty scale on the sword to the left of the screen. When you have your smithing skill high enough and the required materials needed to construct your weapon, head to the forge tab. But with our help, you'll soon be making wonderfully powerful weapons to massacre your foes with! This guide will show you how to refine materials, how to smelt down loot, and how to craft new, powerful weapons. How does smithing work in Bannerlord? You can just buy weapons from traders in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, but why would you do that when you can make your own? You'll need to set things up first: get some hardwood to refine into charcoal, loot fallen enemies to learn weapon parts, and so on.