Category:Metals: Difference between revisions

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This page contains all Metals written in MassiveCraft Lore, both as a Category with individual pages, but also a table showcasing all the gameplay value of the metals when used or owned. This table is always more up to date than the individual Metals pages, which are written for good reading, not necessarily competitive gameplay in roleplay. All Metals use Steel as a base-line for comparative reasons, which is easy to find and relative cheap in Regalia. In the table below, Availability is very strict. Usage of materials outside of their tiers without a valid IC explanation is not permitted. When it states "Noble Orders Only" that means the materials is only able to be acquired through progression orders in the Noble System. Weight does not result in weapons that can attack faster. This is mostly to do with armor classification. Durability does not protect against Abilities that artificially destroy or damage Metals. Strength dictates cutting efficiency for weapons. The rest is self-explanatory.

Name	Availability	Weight	Durability	Strength	Special Properties	Appearance when Forged
Ferr-Iron	Commoner	Default	Weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	None	Red tinted dull gray
Steel	Commoner	Default	Default	Default	None	Dull silver
Assena	Commoner, but illegal in Regalia	Default	Default	Default	Smells like salted almonds, when exposed to sub-skin tissue, causes localized stinging toxin that increase pain from being hit	Dull silver with streaks of black rust-like edges
Blacksteel	Wealthy Commoner	Heavier than Steel	Stronger than Steel	Default	None	Very dark gray, bordering on black
Brass	Commoner	Default	Weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	None	Golden with a more yellowish dulling
Bronze	Commoner	Default	Weaker than Steel	Default	None	Yellowish brown with a light gold hue
Cinnochra	Noble Orders Only	Default	Default	Default	None	Deep crimson red
Copper	Commoner	Default	Much weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	None	Brown with a sheen of red
Ephamaria	Noble Orders Only	Default	Default	Default	Absorbs Electric charged Abilities, nullifying any harmful effects (but not stuns/roots/impairment effects)	A light orange hue on top of a golden base
Flowerite	Noble Orders Only	Default	Default	Default	When struck, produces a tonal C noise that resonates for several seconds, also, when brushed by air, the colors of pink start shifting to red/magenta/peach in smokey patterns	Hot pink
Galena	Wealthy Commoner	Default	Much weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	Is not a metal in itself, but added to other metals to give them a silver sparkle	Darker Silver that sparkles
Gold	Wealthy Nobility	Heavier than Steel	Much weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	None	Golden
Hematite	Wealthy Commoner	Lighter than Steel	Much weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	It is highly malleable and easily shaped	Dark grey
Lead	Commoner	Heavier than Steel	Much weaker than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	High resistance to wear and tear, but also poisonous when injected or interacted with for a long period of time	Dark grey
Laqoria	Commoner	Heavier than Steel	Stronger than Steel	Less sharp than Steel	Has an internal crystalline structure with tiny little hectagons of reflectiveness that cause it to sparkle like diamonds	Silver with a light hue of sky blue
Magnetite	Wealthy Commoner	Lighter than steel	Default	Default	Is highly magnetic and attracts most other metals, sticking to them as well	A shiny grey, like refined silver
Manicite	Noble Orders Only, somewhat rare	Lighter than steel	Stronger than steel	Stronger than steel	Causes breakdowns in mental ability when worn or existing around an individual over a long period of time	Very shiny, copper-like color
Metalitra	Noble Orders Only, somewhat rare	Lighter than steel	Unbreakable	Default	Requires at least 30 Physical Stat to wield	Dark gray with a sheen of dull gold
Mocra	Commoner, only made by Altalar forges	Default	Default	Default	None	Very light pink like Himalayan salt with an opaline sheen
Nightsilver	Expensive, only made by Altalar forges	Much lighter than Steel	Stronger than Steel	Default	Produces a dusting of glitter when moved around that disappears after a few seconds	Dark night sky blue
Omnaleya	Commoner, only made by Altalar forges	Lighter than Steel	Default	Less sharp than Steel	When moving through the air, produces a deep pitched buzzing noise	A deep burgundy red with darker brown cracks running through it
Pattara	Wealthy Commoner	Default	Unbreakable	Default	Can only be used to produce weapons, not armor, smells like cut grass	Silver with a sharp green hue
Pyrignis	Commoner	Default	Default	Default	When clashing with weapons, produces slag sparks in the direction of the attack that can ignite flammable materials	Silver-yellow metal with strong reflective capacity
Silver	Wealthy Commoner	Lighter than Steel	Much weaker than Steel	Much less sharp than Steel	None	Silver
Skysteel	Noble Orders Only, very rare	Lighter than Steel	Unbreakable	Much sharper than Steel	Can cut through Platesteel like it was regular Steel versus Leather	Silver with a light blue glow light
Starris	Noble Orders Only, Insanely rare	Default	Unbreakable	Default	Produces a blast of starlight air-burst that knocks into an enemy when they block an attack	Like it was made of the starry night sky, with swirls of purple and blue and green, and sparkling white light inside the metal that is almost see-through like glass
Tin	Commoner	Default	Very Brittle	Much less sharp than Steel	None	Dull gray
Umbooru	Commoner, only made by Songaskian forges	Default	Stronger than Steel	Default	Can only be used on tips of weapons or arrows or jewelry, when moving through the air, produces a rattle-snake-tail-like sound	Ivory white
Zankari	Commoner, only made by Dwarven forges	Default	Default	Default	When submerged in water, causing the liquid around it to start turning into a crimson red liquid, akin to blood, but not actual blood	A dull dark brown with a very light red reflective sheen

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-This page contains all Metals written in MassiveCraft Lore, both as a Category with individual pages, but also a table showcasing all the gameplay value of the metals when used or owned. This table is always more up to date than the individual Metals pages, which are written for good reading, not necessarily competitive gameplay in roleplay. All Metals use Steel as a base-line for comparative reasons, which is easy to find and relative cheap in Regalia. In the table below, Availability is very strict. Usage of materials outside of their tiers without a valid IC explanation is not permitted. '''When it states "Noble Orders Only" that means the materials is only able to be acquired through progression orders in the Noble System.** Weight does not result in weapons that can attack faster. This is mostly to do with armor classification. Durability does not protect against Abilities that artificially destroy or damage Metals. Strength dictates cutting efficiency for weapons. The rest is self-explanatory.
+This page contains all Metals written in MassiveCraft Lore, both as a Category with individual pages, but also a table showcasing all the gameplay value of the metals when used or owned. This table is always more up to date than the individual Metals pages, which are written for good reading, not necessarily competitive gameplay in roleplay. All Metals use Steel as a base-line for comparative reasons, which is easy to find and relative cheap in Regalia. In the table below, Availability is very strict. Usage of materials outside of their tiers without a valid IC explanation is not permitted. '''When it states "Noble Orders Only" that means the materials is only able to be acquired through progression orders in the Noble System.''' Weight does not result in weapons that can attack faster. This is mostly to do with armor classification. Durability does not protect against Abilities that artificially destroy or damage Metals. Strength dictates cutting efficiency for weapons. The rest is self-explanatory.
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