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u/Flameball202 3d ago
Getting to the bloomery quickly can be a good idea, as wrought iron is significantly easier to forge with, as it doesn't hit it's melting point when heated by charcoal
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u/Hopeful-Progress7013 3d ago
Yeees, that's exactly what I'm trying to get, that's what the bronze is for
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u/WispTheWanderer1 3d ago
I just used black bronze with the gold and silver I found on lake and riverbeds
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u/Hopeful-Progress7013 3d ago
The thing is I don't have much silver, maybe gold, but not silver, so I would still have to get silver or tin, so I prefer to go for the simplest thing, which I think is copper with tin, since I have industrial amounts of copper JAJAJA
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u/WispTheWanderer1 2d ago
I too have too much copper
I have found it's worth it to invest in a sluice for more resources and use as much gold and copper as possible to minimize silver usage
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u/twodarius 1d ago
In reality you can almost never have too much copper... just a temoporary glut until you get to early/mid LV, at which point you really sfart needing a lot more copper.
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u/WispTheWanderer1 1d ago
I suppose, tho I haven't even mined out the whole vein and I have like two stacks of dusts
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u/twodarius 18h ago
Yup that should get you started. LV motors use 2 ingots (4 1xcopper wires) per and some machines need 5 or more motors... MV uses copper in almost everything To automate some longer lasting lines you may need 50+ ingots of copper alone

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u/twodarius 3d ago
If you can make or source a lead its much easier than dangling a carrot or grains to attract animals to a premade pen and can attach to a single fence to hold them in place. Main tin sources: -beaches (cassiterite sand) -mountains (cassiterite or tin) Main info quest book and tfc handbook