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	\|altnames=~~Fang~~-quenched steel, ~~Fang~~-quenched		\|altnames=fang-quenched steel, fang-quenched, fang quenched
	\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.		\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.

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	\|altnames=Fang-quenched steel		\|altnames=Fang-quenched steel, Fang-quenched
	\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.		\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.

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	\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.		\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.

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	\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of wildling spiders.) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.		\|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of [[wildling spider\|wildling spiders]].) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.

	Compared to [[fang-touched metal]], the web-like patterns are far more vivid and intricate, forming sprawling fractals that catch and scatter light at sharper angles.		Compared to [[fang-touched metal]], the web-like patterns are far more vivid and intricate, forming sprawling fractals that catch and scatter light at sharper angles.

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{{Material
|description=Like [[firestaining]], this is a process applied to metal (rather than a specific material). It involves quenching hot metal in a specially prepared bath of spider hemolymph, spider venom, and alchemical salts. (The hemolymph and venom are usually extracted from blade spiders, although venom-quenching requires the blessing of wildling spiders.) The quenchant reacts with the surface of the metal, hardening its grain and leaving behind distinctive markings. Careful control of temperature and timing is necessary, as even slight errors can spoil the effect.

Compared to [[fang-touched metal]], the web-like patterns are far more vivid and intricate, forming sprawling fractals that catch and scatter light at sharper angles.

Concept first introduced during [[Hollow Eve Festival 454]].

====See Also====
* [[Fang-quenching]]
* [[Fang-touched metal]]
* [[Fang-tempered metal]]
* [[Venom-quenched metal]]

===Common Description===
The surface blooms with vivid web fractals that shimmer in sharp relief, scattering light along branching paths.
|type=metals
|rarity=rare
|CTag=-
|special=Hollow Eve
|altrules=This process cannot be used on metals that emit light, absorb all light, are incapable of reflecting anything, or have other light-related special effects, such as goldfyre, hiromin, moonsilver, starshine, truegold, araneium, aldamdin, dawnfire steel, gweldgold, or widowglass.
|noalt=No
|crafting=No
|alchemy=No
}}