How To Get The Forging License in RF5 (All Exam Answers)

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The Forging License is required to buy a Forge from Studio Palmo. It is earned by making a Directive and answering a multiple-choice exam.

You’ll need 200 SEED Points to take the exam, but your points will only be deducted after you pass. You can take this exam by going to St. Eliza at the Rigbarth Outpost.

 

Requirements

To unlock the Forging License Exam, you need to do the following:

  1. Do the main story event where you have to introduce yourself to everyone in town
  2. After the introductions, talk to Livia and she will tell you to check the task board
  3. Accept the Request that tells you to talk to St. Eliza

Once that’s done, you can now take the Forging License Exam for 200 SEED Points.

 

Exam Questions & Answers

St. Eliza will ask you 3 questions:

Forging License Cheat Sheet
Question Answer
What do you need for smithing? Materials and RP.
Where can you forge items? At a forge.
When you have a recipe for a weapon you already own… You need less RP to make it.

Note: Don’t worry about failing the exam because your SEED Points are only taken when you pass it.

 

Forging License Use

After passing the exam, you can now buy a Forge at Studio Palmo. And here’s all the requirements to but your forge:

  • 3000G
  • 25 Stone
  • 30 Lumber

Take note of Studio Palmo’s opening hours below:

Studio Palmo Opening Hours
Weekdays 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Holidays 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
 
Studio Palmo Furniture Menu - Forge selected / RF5
Studio Palmo Furniture Menu – Forge selected
 

With the Forge, you can now make:

  • Weapons
  • Farm Tools
  • Upgrade Weapons & Farm Tools

Be sure to raise your weapon levels and farming levels to get recipes from weapon bread or farming bread. Alternatively, you can also experiment by choosing your own materials to see what you get.

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