Decorate their Quarters to improve their mood while sleeping, and of course upgrade their bed. With each level gained, a Knight becomes more proficient in combat. Making Money as a Knight Knights have more limited options for making money than other Hero Professions.
However, that's not to say they're particularly bad at it. The easiest way to make cash is to head into the forest and hunt. Keep some of the meat to cook, and sell the excess.
Upgrade your gear to improve your Knight's chances of making it through a hunt without getting wounded, and always go with decent focus. Complete Quests to raise their experience level and up their daily salary. Another option is to bully other Sims by selecting the Knight - Threaten for Money interaction.
This can yield some big bucks, but sometimes Sims will fight back. Still, it's quick and dirty money. Another means is to perform the various rabbit-hole tasks Knights can take up. Patrol the High Seas or roads to foreign lands and choose carefully when a random opportunity presents itself. Adventurous is also a good trait choice. It will allow them to go on an Adventure any time they could be hunting.
This will give them a nice focus buff and should be done once a day when you have time. Bloodthirsty is up in the air as a Fatal Flaw. It can get annoying being forced to duel so often, especially if the Knight is already injured. Unless your Kingdom has a great Physician around, I'd avoid it. Go with Cruel or Insecure instead. They can be solved by simply talking to another Sim without risk of injury. The Barracks attaches to the western side of the castle and comes with a Training Yard near the Pit of Judgment to give them more room to practice sword fighting.
The Knight's Quarters are cramped with a shoddy bed and cooking pot. Topic Archived. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. UltimaHiryuu 10 years ago 2. Do you have control of the Blacksmith and Priest? The Blacksmith can mine it from mineral veins.
If you only control the Priest, I know of two ways. One is purchasing it from the Village Shoppe Though you might have to wait a day, for a new village spawn.
The other is from two random encounters, that come to mind. The first encounter is on the sea. It's a mermaid encounter. You need to speak to her. Of course your crew have a habit of being douchebags, when it comes to talking. I think it gives you mana stones. I've only managed to get it once, however. So it's hard to remember exactly what I got. The second encounter is in the forest. It's an event about elves dancing around a tree.
If you choose to watch you get mana stones, as long as they don't spot you. I'm afraid that's all I can think of.
The target Hero does not have to be active at the time. They'll have the weapon or armor in their inventory later. To do this, drag the gear from your Blacksmith's inventory on top of another Sim. Likewise, to give Blacksmiths materials like Mystic Metal fragments, or the Doomsword blade or hilt, drag from the Hero's inventory to the Blacksmith.
If you need to find the Sim, keep an eye out in their area. For example, a Knight will eventually return to the Barracks. It will give them better mining finds, and provides a focus buff when outdoors that does include the time spent outside selling goods. Adventurous might be a good idea for allowing another method of getting Mystical Metal Fragments.
Those are only obtainable through random encounters while doing rabbit hole exploration like adventuring in the forest or sailing. Excitable and Natural Cook are also good selections for most Sims.
For a Fatal Flaw , do not select Hubris. Your Sim will be full of himself and take a mood hit almost every time he picks something up. Weak Constitution is a horrible idea as well , as the physical exertion will quickly tank the Blacksmith. Forging Equipment Forging gear is a fairly simple affair. When you select the Forge option, a list of all known recipes will appear, with those you have ingredients for appearing first.
Select an item, and the Smith will head off to the forge to heat the item. You can save some time and potential errors by stocking the Forge with coal before you begin. One click of 'Stock with Coal' will usually be enough to see a piece of equipment through to the end. There are three mechanics you need to know about for successfully smithing.
The first important thing is your Smithing Hammer. A Blacksmith with a powerful hammer will benefit from a faster progress bar. It will also increase the size of the error range when crafting. Upgrade your Hammer as soon as you're able to improve results and get better-quality gear, which sells at a higher price. Some gear will require the best hammer available to you for it to be forged successfully. Shoot for Excellent or Legendary quality hammers, especially with the high level ones.
This will increase the number of errors you're allowed before an item loses quality. During the Forging Process, you'll see a Heat bar. This bar should never hit the blue or red regions.
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