StingyParrot 1595 Share Posted May 6 Spoiler The below recipes are to be added to War-Forging! I know adding more potions is considered a MArt, though it has been done so (Shadowforging) before without one and I personally think the waiting-time on a MArt + the 3 month cooldown for a Different Metal Aesthetic is a bit odd. alchemy bloat my beloved SEAFORGING Sea-Forged potions grant an aqueous effect to an item. If the oil is applied once, the item will appear as if underwater, with light refracting and rippling like a sunlit pool. Should a second application be placed on the item, thin ribbons of water, mist or seafoam will manifest and swirl about its surface. Recipe: Base: Oilx1 Mundane: Light x2 Mundane: Clarity x2 Mundane: Endurance x1 Water: Grace x3 - This cannot be applied to Ironwood, Fulgurglass, Arcanium, Azhl, Rokodra, Morion or Resonantium. - This can be applied to Carbarum, Boomsteel, Lunarite and Thanhium. It retains physical tells to their composition; such as Carbarum’s oceanic colour, Lunarite’s ability to glow, and Thanhium’s misty frost still lingers around the metal. The application of the oil cannot obscure the identity of the metal. - The item must be let to rest out by the ocean, for [1] narrative hour, allowing its effects to only appear on the material's surface. SKYFORGING Sky-Forged potions grant a windy effect to items. Visible, translucent wind will surge about the weapon, though can be colored if dye is added to the recipe. This wind is at most comparable to a faint breeze. The metal itself remains unchanged, though if the oil is applied a second time, the metal’s ‘grain’ - the patterns formed during forging - will ripple subtly, as if affected by wind. Recipe: Base: Oilx1 Mundane: Peace x3 Mundane: Purity x2 Air: Agility x4 Optional: Dye x1 - This cannot be applied to Ironwood, Fulgurglass, Arcanium, Rokodra, Morion or Resonantium. - This can be applied to Azhl, Carbarum, Boomsteel, Lunarite and Thanhium. It retains physical tells to their composition; such as Azhl’s grey-ish hue, Carbarum’s oceanic colour, Lunarite’s ability to glow, and Thanhium’s misty frost still lingers around the metal. The application of the oil cannot obscure the identity of the metal. - The item must be placed out in the open above cloud level, for [1] narrative hour, allowing its effects to only appear on the material's surface. 18 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Urrufu 22 Share Posted May 6 would be really cool if skyforging could also have times of day themes too. Dawn, noon, dusk, night. Though maybe that would be its own paint all together... Timeforging :O 3 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mestvin 949 Share Posted May 6 Pissforging when? 4 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wolfy-D 473 Share Posted May 6 Love the idea 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Vulgate Cycle 577 Share Posted May 6 +1 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
StingyParrot 1595 Author Share Posted May 6 7 hours ago, Mestvin said: Pissforging when? i shall leave that distinct honor to thee Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Helmet 1454 Share Posted May 7 (edited) 12 hours ago, StingyParrot said: - This cannot be applied to Ironwood, Lunarite, Fulgurglass, Arcanium, Azhl, Rokodra, Morion or Resonantium. - This can be applied to Carbarum, Boomsteel, Lunarite and Thanhium. It retains physical tells to their composition; such as Carbarum’s oceanic colour, Lunarite’s ability to glow, and Thanhium’s misty frost still lingers around the metal. The application of the oil cannot obscure the identity of the metal. TAKE THIS AS AN EXCUSE TO FIX THE CONTRADICTORY REDLINES PLEASE GOD I BEG OF YOU also +1. fih forging Edited May 7 by Helmet 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vertigo_Round 334 Share Posted May 7 Incredible tbh, but can we PLEASE have tattoo versions of these as well. I am the #1 warforging tattoo user Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Venomous_Pup 2978 Share Posted May 7 My only suggestion imo is to make Sea Forging a general 'Water Forging' so people can have a bit more freeformity to it without having to make 'River Forging' or 'Lake Forging' or w/e else. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lbunz120 41 Share Posted May 7 im unsure if its been suggested but maybe natureforging would be an interesting concept too? perhaps images of roots appearing over the blade of it having a greenish hue with it? shrugs Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
NightOfTheWind 3226 Share Posted May 7 On 5/6/2026 at 8:40 AM, StingyParrot said: SKYFORGING Reminds me of the sylph sword from Berserk Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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