Ebony
Ebony is a dense black/brown hardwood, coming from several species in the genus Diospyros, which also contains the persimmons. Unlike most woods, ebony is dense enough to sink in water. It is finely textured and has a mirror finish when polished, making it valuable as an ornamental wood.
Properties
Physical & Chemical Properties
Death, Holy, Negative/Positive Energy, Protection, Wisdom
Compounds
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Geology & Geography
Climate
Grows in tropical and subtropical regions.Region
Found in dense forests, often in remote or protected areas.Life & Expiration
Perennial, but flowers and leaves reach their peak potency during late spring and summer.
Distribution
Trade & Market
Rural Markets Near Forests: 10–15 gold per pound (raw), 25–30 gold per pound (polished).
Urban Centers or Distant Regions: 15–25 gold per pound (raw), 50+ gold per pound (polished).
High-Demand Scenarios (Magical Applications): 75–100 gold per pound (polished) or 200–500 gold for crafted items.
Luxury Goods Market: Ebony furniture or ornaments may sell for 250–1,000 gold per piece, depending on size and craftsmanship.
Urban Centers or Distant Regions: 15–25 gold per pound (raw), 50+ gold per pound (polished).
High-Demand Scenarios (Magical Applications): 75–100 gold per pound (polished) or 200–500 gold for crafted items.
Luxury Goods Market: Ebony furniture or ornaments may sell for 250–1,000 gold per piece, depending on size and craftsmanship.

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