About
A  Finery Forge is an Ignitable Structure used to refine Wrought Iron Bars. It has room for 12x items. A Finery Forge only accepts  Charcoal as Fuel.
How to Make Wrought Iron Bars
Time is your enemy when making  Wrought Iron Bars so proper preparation is key. Make sure your Finery Forge is Fueled with plenty of Charcoal on hand nearby for Refueling. Make sure your  Trip Hammer and all three pumps of your Finery Forge are easy to access, and you have a means to restore your Phlegm. Additionally you should equip your  Any Tongs before you start or have them in your Tool Belt. You should do everything in your power to maximize speed - if your  Bloom sits for too long it will turn into  Dross.
- Fuel your Finery Forge and light it.
- Put a
 Bar of Pig Iron into your Finery Forge. Note: If you have fellow pilgrims with the Skill Bellows Operation learned who can help, you can add more Bars of Pig Iron, but hermits are advised to do it one Bar at a time.
- You will see a smoke pillar coming from each of Finery Forges' 3x vents, but every so often one will stop smoking and you will then need to go to pump and use it until all 3x vents are smoking again. Keep filling the Finery Forge with Charcoal and pumping the vents until red Heat Bar is full. Once the Heat Bar reaches at least 90% the Progress Bar on your Bar of Pig Iron will start quickly rising.
- Once the Bar of Pig Iron's Progress Bar reaches 100% it will turn into a Bloom.
- With your Any Tongs equipped select the Bloom and right-click it onto your Trip Hammer.
- Once complete this will finally turn your Bloom into a Wrought Iron Bar.
- Put another Bar of Pig Iron into your Finery Forge and repeat.
NOTE: You will need the Skills Bellows Operation to operate a Finery Forge and Metalsmithing to operate a Trip Hammer.
Building Structures
Selecting a structure from the build menu or its sub-menus will place a Building Blueprint Sign at the position of the cursor and then clicking a valid building location on the ground will place the sign and open a window prompting the player to deposit the necessary materials and build the structure.
Each material is followed by a series of three numbers.
- The first indicates how many of that resource are needed but have not been deposited.
- The second number indicates how many of that resource have been deposited but have not been built into the structure.
- The third number indicates how many of that resource have been built into the structure.
Players can take their time building structures by depositing and committing resources to the build sign by clicking the "build" button. The character will build as much of the structure as they can with the available resources. They can return with more resources in the future.
Note that if no resources are deposited, the build sign will disappear when the player walks away. If resources are deposited, but the player hasn't built them into the structure, the uncommitted resources will slowly disappear over time. This is to combat players using build signs as cheap and overpowered storage containers they can deposit and retrieve resources from.
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