Forge

The Forge is a station that allows the creation of various items like tools, weapons, and armor.

The process of forging is represented by a mini game, in which the player must drag and drop Blacksmith Tools onto a blueprint.

Mini game
The game is started by clicking on an item to create while the player possesses the respective materials. The forge background will be overlaid with four new UI elements:
 * an item quality indicator on the top of the screen with a peg on the left, indicating zero or shabby quality,
 * a square piece of paper taking up the screen's center (likely a blueprint),
 * a text line indicating the blacksmith tools' quality and enchantment status, and
 * three circular icons with blacksmithing tools: a hammer, tongs, and scissors.

The blueprint is divided into a 3-by-3 grid, forming nine squares. The game presents one of the three tools on a random square of the blueprint, and the player must try to quickly drag and drop the indicated tool icon from the bottom up onto the square on which the tool appeared. The speed with which the tools appear seems to increase over time during the process.

Successfully dragging a tool on the correct square results in a thumping sound effect and an increase in the item's quality. If the tool is not dragged onto the correct square quickly enough, the item quality is not increased. In both cases, the square may or may not disappear from the blueprint.

When all squares are gone or the highest attainable level is reached (whichever comes first), the forging process is finished, and an item of the final quality level is created and placed into the player's inventory.

Item quality levels
The currently known item quality levels are:
 * shabby ,
 * makeshift ,
 * inferior ,
 * average ,
 * fine ,
 * excellent ,
 * exquisite ,
 * glorious ,
 * mystical ,
 * legendary, and
 * artifact.

Blacksmith tools quality
If the player possesses a set of blacksmith tools, its own quality level is indicated between the blueprint and the tools icons. It appears that they have an influence on the probability for a blueprint square to disappear after a tool has appeared over it, and also affect the overall speed of the forging process, higher quality tools making the process a bit slower, ergo easier.

If a blueprint square stays after a tool has appeared over it, then the player will have another chance to apply a tool and thus increase the item quality.