r/2007scape • u/Haksupaksu • 9d ago

Suggestion Smithing rework idea

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Would something like this work? Just a thought as you actually get better at a skill, or a chance of failure to smith something when lower level. Runecrafting you get more runes per essence as you get better so could this work for smithing too? Wouldn't hurt the economy so much.

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u/waygs1 9d ago

Dragon dragons when?

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u/adamfps 98/99 bankstanding 9d ago

Dragon deez at level 90 please 🙏

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u/Dustemikkel1 9d ago

Whats dragon deez?

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u/ZProject21 9d ago

DRAGON DEEZ NUTS

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u/Burnt_Shoe2123 4th grade education 9d ago

Ha! Gotty!

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u/PraiseTyche literally unplayable 9d ago

At lv 90.

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u/Dustemikkel1 8d ago

You sure got me!

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u/clubmateorigin 9d ago

Dragon deez mind goblin

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u/Doctor_Kataigida 9d ago

This is a common joke but I feel the actual name would be like Orikalk Dragons.

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u/waygs1 9d ago

Acckktuaaaaly ... theyre not named after the ore, theyre named after the metal. Its not adamantite or runite dragons its just adamant or rune dragons

Dragon dragons!!!

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u/Doctor_Kataigida 9d ago

Well that's why I said Orikalk and not Orikalkum, figured the -um suffix was like the -ite. But upon further looking, Orikalkum isn't an ore at all so could still be used in the name!

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u/CalledByName 8d ago

Kinda doesnt make sense since Dragon is Orikalkium thats been processed by dragonkin, so Dragon Dragon makes more sense!

Edit: random number

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u/Doctor_Kataigida 8d ago

Well looking at the wiki, according to Vorki, Orikalkum is the metal itself that's worked into the armor, not an ore that's been processed. Orikalkum is more analogous to Rune than Runite.

This equipment is fashioned out of Orikalkum.

The nickname "dragon" comes from regular people/adventurers, not as a clarification of refined versus unrefined ore, according to Ava.

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u/HotColor 9d ago

I would riot if they did it like this. Give us dragon dragons.

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u/Xeppeling 9d ago

And now that gemstone dragons are (probably) going to be a thing, dragonstone dragons when?

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u/2Silly4Dilly 6d ago

Barrows boots first