Magical Materials¶
The substances of Terrun's magic: the metals and stones that Mithis bonded with when the Worldstone shattered, and the holy powder the Sancturi made against the taint. These pages describe what each material is, where it is found and what it does in the world; how metals are traded and alloyed is told in Materials and Metals.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Mithis Metals and Gemstones | The family of Mithis isotopes and crystals, their saturation and attunement, bleeding and the forges, Adamant, and the Fourth Age metals Aetherium, Felcore, Umbrachalcum and Infernaxum |
| Adamantium | Titansteel or Norsil, the Mithis titanium mined from Titan bones and untouched by corruption |
| Argentium | Truesilver or Mithril, the easiest Mithis ore, depleted in the Sancturi age into a weapon against the incorporeal |
| Aurumite | Blood Gold, the Mithis gold formed from Titan blood, and its two lost deposits |
| Praestus | The Sancturi powder that glows red near Malum, and its ink |
Elsewhere¶
- Mithis itself, and Malum, the tainted particle of the Hollowing: Mithis.
- Alloys, trade metals and their prices: Materials and Metals.
- The rare materials of the Hollows, such as Cinderwood, Mirrorwater and Shardsteel: Hollow Magic.
- Herbs and alchemical reagents: Reagents and Herbs.
- The inks and engraving media of rune magic: Runic Inks.
- Felcore and the fel-infused metals: Fel Magic.