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Dwarf Fortress Best Metal For Armor. As a basic rule though, steel helm, breastplate, gauntlets, greaves, and high boots will serve you very well. These list some people provide in the old forum posts are not correct or good for the latest. For most cases, steel, which is made from super refined iron, is best, with unrefined iron below that. There's a list in here somewhere for what you need to fully armor your dwarf. So, assuming you're correct and speed is more important than protection for recruits, the best setup for low armor user skill. Heavy armor will lower their speed, causing them to fire less often, but usually offers much better protection. Steel should greatly reduce a strike from a lesser metal weapon such as copper while a steel weapon should easily damage a copper. Steel or divine metal battleaxes will be effective against the vast majority of threats and will kill sieges extremely quickly (and therefore.

As a basic rule though, steel helm, breastplate, gauntlets, greaves, and high boots will serve you very well. So, assuming you're correct and speed is more important than protection for recruits, the best setup for low armor user skill. Heavy armor will lower their speed, causing them to fire less often, but usually offers much better protection. Steel should greatly reduce a strike from a lesser metal weapon such as copper while a steel weapon should easily damage a copper. Steel or divine metal battleaxes will be effective against the vast majority of threats and will kill sieges extremely quickly (and therefore. For most cases, steel, which is made from super refined iron, is best, with unrefined iron below that. These list some people provide in the old forum posts are not correct or good for the latest. There's a list in here somewhere for what you need to fully armor your dwarf.

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Dwarf Fortress Best Metal For Armor There's a list in here somewhere for what you need to fully armor your dwarf. Heavy armor will lower their speed, causing them to fire less often, but usually offers much better protection. Steel or divine metal battleaxes will be effective against the vast majority of threats and will kill sieges extremely quickly (and therefore. For most cases, steel, which is made from super refined iron, is best, with unrefined iron below that. So, assuming you're correct and speed is more important than protection for recruits, the best setup for low armor user skill. There's a list in here somewhere for what you need to fully armor your dwarf. These list some people provide in the old forum posts are not correct or good for the latest. Steel should greatly reduce a strike from a lesser metal weapon such as copper while a steel weapon should easily damage a copper. As a basic rule though, steel helm, breastplate, gauntlets, greaves, and high boots will serve you very well.