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==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
===Smithing=== | ===Smithing=== | ||
{{SmithingInterface | |||
| input1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Smithing Template (Automaton Armor Trim)}} | |||
| input2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Iron Chestplate | tooltip = Any Armor Piece}} | |||
| input3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Amethyst Shard; Copper Ingot; Diamond; Emerald; Gold Ingot; Iron Ingot; Lapis Lazuli; Nether Quartz; Netherite Ingot; Redstone Dust| tooltip = Any Trim Material}} | |||
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Trimmed Iron Chestplate | tooltip = Trimmed Armor Piece}} | |||
}} | |||
{{SmithingInterface | |||
| input1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Smithing Template (Poké Rod Upgrade)}} | |||
| input2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Fishing Rod}} | |||
| input3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Poke Ball; Citrine Ball; Verdant Ball; Azure Ball; Roseate Ball; Slate Ball; Premier Ball; Great Ball; Ultra Ball; Safari Ball; Fast Ball; Level Ball; Lure Ball; Heavy Ball; Love Ball; Friend Ball; Moon Ball; Sport Ball; Park Ball; Net Ball; Dive Ball; Nest Ball; Repeat Ball; Timer Ball; Luxury Ball; Dusk Ball; Heal Ball; Quick Ball; Dream Ball; Beast Ball; Master Ball; Cherish Ball| link = Poké Ball | tooltip = Any Poké Ball}} | |||
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Poke Rod (Poke Ball); Poke Rod (Citrine Ball); Poke Rod (Verdant Ball); Poke Rod (Azure Ball); Poke Rod (Roseate Ball); Poke Rod (Slate Ball); Poke Rod (Premier Ball); Poke Rod (Great Ball); Poke Rod (Ultra Ball); Poke Rod (Safari Ball); Poke Rod (Fast Ball); Poke Rod (Level Ball); Poke Rod (Lure Ball); Poke Rod (Heavy Ball); Poke Rod (Love Ball); Poke Rod (Friend Ball); Poke Rod (Moon Ball); Poke Rod (Sport Ball); Poke Rod (Park Ball); Poke Rod (Net Ball); Poke Rod (Dive Ball); Poke Rod (Nest Ball); Poke Rod (Repeat Ball); Poke Rod (Timer Ball); Poke Rod (Luxury Ball); Poke Rod (Dusk Ball); Poke Rod (Heal Ball); Poke Rod (Quick Ball); Poke Rod (Dream Ball); Poke Rod (Beast Ball); Poke Rod (Master Ball); Poke Rod (Cherish Ball)| link = Poké Rod | tooltip = Poké Rod}} | |||
}} | |||
Latest revision as of 03:16, 16 December 2025
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Smithing Template (Automaton Armor Trim)
Smithing Template (Poké Rod Upgrade)| Stack Limit | 64 |
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Smithing Templates are items that are used in smithing tables to alter the visuals or upgrade tools and armor. They are consumed upon use but can be duplicated using an existing template, the materials for the template, and diamonds.
Obtaining
Loot
Automaton Armor Trim Smithing Templates can be found randomly in Gilded Chests found within ruin structures. They can also be found in ruin structures within Suspicious Blocks in Fallen Statue Ruins.
Poké Rod Smithing Templates can be found via fishing or via Mini Dungeon Shipwreck Cove and Fishing Boat structures.
Trading
- For more information, see Villager
Poké Rod Smithing Templates can be traded for via a Master Level Fisherman villager.
| Item Wanted | Additional Item Wanted | Item Given | Level | Trades in Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master | 30 |
Duplication
Uses
Smithing
Gallery
Automaton Armor Trim
Trivia
- The Automaton Armor Trim is based on Golett and Golurk's patterns. The name is also in reference to their Pokémon Category, being the Automaton Pokémon.
Utility
Natural
Consumables
Food
Medicine
Evolutionary
Held Items
Miscellaneous
Command-Only
