Metal

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Specific Types

Animite

A silvery-black metal, expensive like a very strong platinum.

This material must be provided for alterations.

Anlora-avtoma

Rare and bluish-white in color. May be Elothean in origin. Reputedly resistant to magic.

Audrualm

A bluish-grey metal, so far only seen sold by Uwresari's Exotic Wonders.

Blue Gold

It's gold and it's blue. Only available from a Prydaen merchant who sold blue gold items.

Cambrinth

See cambrinth.

Damite

In its raw form, this is black, sort of like granite, only not as pretty, and very difficult to work with. In large quantities, it's even harder to work with. It isn't at all suited to jewelry use, but makes for nice weapons and maybe even armor, or so the rumor goes.

Availability: Very rare. :This material must be provided for alterations.

Forging Properties: Very hard, very flexible, and extremely heavy

You are certain that the damite lump has a hardness of 80, placing it at 'quite hard' on the offical Trader's Scale.

You are certain that the damite lump has a durability of 85, placing it at 'great durability' on the offical Trader's Scale.

You are certain that the damite lump has a workability of 20, placing it at 'difficulty to work with' on the offical Trader's Scale.

You are certain that the damite lump has an electrical resistance of 90, placing it at 'not a conductor of electricity' on the offical Trader's Scale.

You are certain that the damite lump has a thermal resistance of 90, placing it at 'barely transfers heat and cold' on the offical Trader's Scale.

You are certain that the damite lump has a physical resistance of 75, placing it at 'very good at repelling physical blows' on the offical Trader's Scale.

Glaes

This is a gorgeous metal -- sort of a glossy, near-translucent blue-black. If a smith is god-like in his abilities, it will go white in the forging process, at which point it can be colored with crushed gems. It is found in veins of lava, in extremely tiny quantities.

Availability: Extremely rare. This material must be provided for alterations.

Forging Properties: extremely hard, extremely flexible, extremely heavy

Kertig

These are tiny blobs of silvery-black metal that comes from meteors and comets, so keep your eyes on the skies! Or, since it weighs a lot more than lead, maybe keep digging deeper, because when this hits the ground, it usually ends up several feet below it. Beautiful enough to be used for (weighty) jewelry, this extremely rare metal is much more commonly used by forgers.

Availability: Extremely rare. This material must be provided for alterations.

Forging Properties: absurdly hard, fairly flexible, very heavy

Lumium

Looks sort of like the dull side of tin foil. Not very pretty, and not used much for jewelry purposes, because, well, it looks like cheap silver, and if you're going to have something that looks like cheap silver, you might as well just have silver, get it scuffed up, and use this in a weapon anyway!

Availability: Very rare. This material must be provided for alterations.

Forging Properties: very soft, extremely rigid, extremely light.

Niniam

This is a sort of sedimentary substance, sort of like the limestone you'd find in the cracks of old igneous rocks. Its crystal form is a white powder, while its metal form is a dark blue-grey. It takes a LOT of heat to work with, and isn't in the least suitable for jewelry.

Availability: Very rare. This material must be provided for alterations.

Forging Properties: hard, somewhat brittle, very light.

Oravir

A silvery-white metal used by the Vykathi, in the form of Oravir slivers.

Orichalcum

A red-gold, so far only seen sold by Uwresari's Exotic Wonders.

Tyrium

A purple metal, so far only seen sold by Uwresari's Exotic Wonders.

Values

Color		Tiny		Small		Medium		Large		Huge
Base	Modifer	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper
Bronze Bar				27	45	53	123	121	196	201	310
Bronze Nugget				25	48	52	120	133	185	199	303
Copper Bar									21	21
Copper Nugget								17	17	20	30
Gold Bar		32	1,186	139	2,715	5,701	5,701
Gold Nugget		41	1,492	1,180	3,907
Platinum Bar		278	11,203	13,132	43,857
Platinum Nugget		330	5,307
Silver Bar		18	117	127	490	503	1,182	1,251	1,995	2,235	2,838
Silver Nugget		20	125	110	495	502	1,196	1,262	1,977	2,077	2,197