Hiromin - Revision history

TK-421 at 05:15, 4 July 2021

2021-07-04T05:15:43Z

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	\|special=elf style		\|special=elf style
	\|altrules=Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light.		\|altrules=Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light.
	\|altsum=~~has~~ requirements for glow		\|altsum=Has requirements for glow.
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No
	\|alchemy=No		\|alchemy=No

TK-421 at 05:12, 4 July 2021

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	\|rarity=auction-tier		\|rarity=auction-tier
	\|CTag=silver, white, violet, purple		\|CTag=silver, white, violet, purple
	\|quality=glowing, ~~naturally~~ cold		\|quality=glowing, supernaturally cold
	\|special=elf style		\|special=elf style
	\|altrules=Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light.		\|altrules=Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light.

TK-421 at 01:11, 3 July 2021

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	Perfected deep within the [[Dragon Spine Mountains\|Dragon's Spine]], the exact technique and elemental incantations used to create hiromin are unknown to outsiders, though the methodology likely escaped [[Elamiri]] with the exodus of the [[Bone Elf\|Bone Elves]]. What is known is that the process is highly ritualized.		Perfected deep within the [[Dragon Spine Mountains\|Dragon's Spine]], the exact technique and elemental incantations used to create hiromin are unknown to outsiders, though the methodology likely escaped [[Elamiri]] with the exodus of the [[Bone Elf\|Bone Elves]]. What is known is that the process is highly ritualized.
	\|type=metals		\|type=metals
	\|stype=steels
	\|rarity=auction-tier		\|rarity=auction-tier
	\|CTag=silver, white, violet, purple		\|CTag=silver, white, violet, purple

TK-421 at 00:04, 3 July 2021

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			{{Material
	The most notable characteristic of '''hiromin''' is not how it looks, but rather how it feels. Hiromin is cold, preternaturally so. The metal is imbued during the forging process, emitting a chill proportional to the product's mass. A medallion forged from hiromin would have a slight briskness to it, while a dire mace would be bitingly frigid.		\|description=The most notable characteristic of '''hiromin''' is not how it looks, but rather how it feels. Hiromin is cold, preternaturally so. The metal is imbued during the forging process, emitting a chill proportional to the product's mass. A medallion forged from hiromin would have a slight briskness to it, while a dire mace would be bitingly frigid.

	On the surface, hiromin is a ~~[[uses color::silver]]y~~-~~[[uses color::~~white]] substance with the slightest hints of ~~[[uses color::~~violet]]. These hues intensify toward the core which, with sufficient volume, glows a vibrant ~~[[uses color::~~purple]]. This incandescence does not permeate the surface of the metal, requiring a craftsman to employ engraving and other techniques to breach the facade to draw out a dim luminance.		On the surface, hiromin is a silvery-white substance with the slightest hints of violet. These hues intensify toward the core which, with sufficient volume, glows a vibrant purple. This incandescence does not permeate the surface of the metal, requiring a craftsman to employ engraving and other techniques to breach the facade to draw out a dim luminance.

	The material may be smelted and reformed without losing its special properties. Once it has been "ignited," only a substantial reduction in size will dampen or extinguish the core.		The material may be smelted and reformed without losing its special properties. Once it has been "ignited," only a substantial reduction in size will dampen or extinguish the core.

	Hiromin is ill-suited to projects that don't have some heft. Dainty applications are considered wasteful, lacking the critical mass necessary to invoke its frozen heart.		Hiromin is ill-suited to projects that don't have some heft. Dainty applications are considered wasteful, lacking the critical mass necessary to invoke its frozen heart.

⚫	~~'''Restriction:'''~~ Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light. ~~[[alteration restriction notes::has requirements for glow\| ]]~~

	Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].		Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].

	This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Elf style\| ]]

	==History==		==History==
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	Perfected deep within the [[Dragon Spine Mountains\|Dragon's Spine]], the exact technique and elemental incantations used to create hiromin are unknown to outsiders, though the methodology likely escaped [[Elamiri]] with the exodus of the [[Bone Elf\|Bone Elves]]. What is known is that the process is highly ritualized.		Perfected deep within the [[Dragon Spine Mountains\|Dragon's Spine]], the exact technique and elemental incantations used to create hiromin are unknown to outsiders, though the methodology likely escaped [[Elamiri]] with the exodus of the [[Bone Elf\|Bone Elves]]. What is known is that the process is highly ritualized.
			\|type=metals

			\|stype=steels
	==Items==
			\|rarity=auction-tier
	{{MSearch\|hiromin}}
			\|CTag=silver, white, violet, purple
	{{RefAl}}
			\|quality=glowing, naturally cold
	{{Cat\|Materials,Metals,Auction-Tier Materials}}
			\|special=elf style
		⚫	\|altrules=Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light.
			\|altsum=has requirements for glow
			\|crafting=No
			\|alchemy=No
			}}

TEVESHSZAT at 23:18, 26 June 2021

2021-06-26T23:18:13Z

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	The most notable characteristic of '''hiromin''' is not how it looks, but rather how it feels. Hiromin is cold, preternaturally so. The metal is imbued during the forging process, emitting a chill proportional to the product's mass. A medallion forged from hiromin would have a slight briskness to it, while a dire mace would be bitingly frigid.		The most notable characteristic of '''hiromin''' is not how it looks, but rather how it feels. Hiromin is cold, preternaturally so. The metal is imbued during the forging process, emitting a chill proportional to the product's mass. A medallion forged from hiromin would have a slight briskness to it, while a dire mace would be bitingly frigid.

	On the surface, hiromin is a ~~silvery~~-white substance with the slightest hints of violet. These hues intensify toward the core which, with sufficient volume, glows a vibrant purple. This incandescence does not permeate the surface of the metal, requiring a craftsman to employ engraving and other techniques to breach the facade to draw out a dim luminance.		On the surface, hiromin is a [[uses color::silver]]y-[[uses color::white]] substance with the slightest hints of [[uses color::violet]]. These hues intensify toward the core which, with sufficient volume, glows a vibrant [[uses color::purple]]. This incandescence does not permeate the surface of the metal, requiring a craftsman to employ engraving and other techniques to breach the facade to draw out a dim luminance.

	The material may be smelted and reformed without losing its special properties. Once it has been "ignited," only a substantial reduction in size will dampen or extinguish the core.		The material may be smelted and reformed without losing its special properties. Once it has been "ignited," only a substantial reduction in size will dampen or extinguish the core.

TEVESHSZAT at 05:40, 18 April 2021

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	Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].		Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].

	This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::~~Elven~~ style\| ]]		This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Elf style\| ]]

	==History==		==History==

TEVESHSZAT at 05:40, 18 April 2021

2021-04-18T05:40:01Z

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	Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].		Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].

	This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::~~Human~~ style\| ]]		This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Elven style\| ]]

	==History==		==History==

TEVESHSZAT at 05:37, 18 April 2021

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	Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].		Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].

	This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]		This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Human style\| ]]

	==History==		==History==

TK-421 at 01:08, 9 February 2021

2021-02-09T01:08:30Z

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	{{MSearch\|hiromin}}		{{MSearch\|hiromin}}
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
	{{Cat\|Materials,Metals}}		{{Cat\|Materials,Metals,Auction-Tier Materials}}

TK-421 at 01:56, 12 December 2019

2019-12-12T01:56:26Z

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	Hiromin is ill-suited to projects that don't have some heft. Dainty applications are considered wasteful, lacking the critical mass necessary to invoke its frozen heart.		Hiromin is ill-suited to projects that don't have some heft. Dainty applications are considered wasteful, lacking the critical mass necessary to invoke its frozen heart.

	'''Restriction:''' Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light. [[alteration restriction notes::~~special~~ ~~rules required~~ for glow\| ]]		'''Restriction:''' Barring exceptionally dense pieces (which would likely be stationary, like a forge, architectural elements, or some industrial tool), hiromin will not glow unless the surface has been compromised in some way, exposing the core. Even when reworked, a "skin" (for lack of a better term) will form and obscure any light. [[alteration restriction notes::has requirements for glow\| ]]

	Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].		Hiromin translates as ‘frost silver’ in [[Gamgweth]].