Candelabrum cost too high

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Candelabrum cost too high

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If you ask me its unreasonable to expect three wrought iron bars for one of these things, seems a bit excessive considering you can build a good sword with less and with only four times as much you can build a fantastic axe.
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Agree'd. It should be 3 cast iron :3
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Thirded. I really REALLY like the candelabrum, as I dislike working in the dark and they burn for far longer than wood fires, but I'm unlikely to ever craft one as the 3 wrought iron basically represents potentially 3 steel with a lot of effort, or I could trade it for more than a whole bear.
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I agree to this as well. I was going to make a satanic ritual assembly in our mine using 5 candelabras and a claim, but we just didn't have the wrought iron to spare.
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Denvon wrote:I agree to this as well. I was going to make a satanic ritual assembly in our mine using 5 candelabras and a claim, but we just didn't have the wrought iron to spare.
Fourthed.
I thought it was a typo when I first saw it. Not only is it too much, cast iron was often used for this kind of thing anyway.
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The only candelabrum we got we were gifted (thanks clayshire). And we really enjoy them. but i'd like to have more of them. 3 cast iron sounds fine.
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sami1337 wrote:The only candelabrum we got we were gifted (thanks clayshire). And we really enjoy them. but i'd like to have more of them. 3 cast iron sounds fine.
Heck, 5 cast would be ok with me
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You might be right, you might be wrong, on the other hand I've drawn a torch post that will fill essentially the same function and be built for peanuts. Will implement it sooner or later.
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Pics or it didn't happen!
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sami1337 wrote:Pics or it didn't happen!
Why you little...!

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