Cobalt

Cobalt use steel, always masterwork
Found in:

History & Usage

Everyday use

OFten used for glass work, dyes, and alloys.

Environmental Impact

Without enough cobalt in soils it can cause grazing animals to fall ill of diseases like coast disease which is caused by a cobalt deficiency. But if cobalt gets on the skin it leaves rashes and irritation and if inhaled it can cause vomiting, diarrhea, or breathing problems.

Cobalt

Common Metal
Mechanics: Like steel, creates masterwork.
Component: The material component for the spell "Blueshine" is a small piece of cobalt blue glass or a chip of a blue-hued gemstone.

Type

Metal

Odor

Like oranges

Color

hard lustrous bluish gray metal, looks like iron & nickel

Boiling / Condensation Point

2927 °C

Melting / Freezing Point

1,495 °C

Common State

Solid