GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith session
Our independent guide helps you observe each core system—mining, enchanting, goblin labor, hero deployment, and trade—to identify patterns and make informed decisions without relying on undocumented shortcuts.
01 / THE GUIDE
Ore Flow Review
Track how many ore nodes you clear each session versus how much metal you smelt. Note any mismatches and consider adjusting mining depth or goblin allocation to smooth the pipeline.
- Map ore locations to prioritize deeper veins for rarer materials.
- Balance smelting capacity with order volume to avoid bottlenecks.
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Enchanting Impact Study
Compare the gold earned from a standard weapon order to the same order after adding an elemental enchantment. Record the difference to see whether the enchantment’s material cost is justified.
- Test different elemental affinities to see which orders become available.
- Equip enchanted items on heroes before arena runs for added survivability.

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Goblin Efficiency Test
Upgrade a single goblin workstation and measure output before and after. Use the data to decide whether expanding the crew or focusing on upgrades yields higher returns.
- Scale goblin numbers gradually to match spikes in order demand.
- Upgrade workstations before adding more goblins for smoother workflow.
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Hero Gear Effect
Equip a hero with progressively better gear and log the loot value returned from dungeons. Look for the point where gear upgrades stop delivering proportional gains.
- Equip heroes with the highest‑tier enchanted weapons before arena battles.
- Observe hero skill timing in arena runs to maximize gold gains.
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Trade Balance Log
Record each material you trade at the docks, noting what you receive and the subsequent orders fulfilled. This helps identify which trades keep production most stable.
- Prioritize material trades that fill gaps in your current production line.
- Invest in workstation upgrades early to boost overall output.




