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You'll also get smithing skill points that will help you learn how to refine better quality metals. The more you do this, the more you learn how to make new parts. Firstly, you get to learn different ways of constructing weapons, unlocking more options later on. You can instead smelt them down into raw materials, ready to be made into something else. It may be tempting to sell the weapons and tools, but save them for now. Whenever you finish a fight, make sure you take as much of the loot as is possible. A small investment into hardwood will mean you shouldn't need to buy much more in the future. I highly recommend spending some money on hardwood so that you can make a ton of charcoal, ready for some smelting of loot. You do need to unlock perks to get those, the method to do so is in our Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord skills guide. With enough skill points, you'll be able to refine advanced materials: steel, fine steel, and Thamskene steel.

Refine 1x charcoal and 2x wrought iron ⇒ 1x iron and 1x crude iron.

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: You will need to rest after using the smithy for any reason a few times, though how much you rest for determines how much blacksmith work you can do in your next session behind the anvil. Alternatively, you could also save and quit to the menu, then go back into the game to reset your ability to use the smithy. 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.

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Smelt down loot to create better weapons.

Refining materials in Bannerlord smithy.

This Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord smithing guide will show you how to refine materials, how to smelt down loot, and how to craft new, powerful weapons. Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord smithing guide You could just buy weapons from traders in Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord, but why would you do that when you can make your own? You'll need to set things up first, such as getting some hardwood to refine into charcoal, as well as plenty of loot from fallen enemies to learn weapon parts, but with our help, you'll soon be making wonderfully powerful weapons to massacre your foes with.