Adamantine

A rare Divine Metal that glitters translucent white. Curiously, most weapons forged out of Adamantine have Imperial Gold in them as well.

Properties

Material Characteristics

It is a glittery, translucent white metal that shines like diamond.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Like most Divine Metals, Adamantine is extremely durable, heat and cold resistant and of moderate weight.

Compounds

Adamantine is commonly combined with Imperial Gold to strengthen weapons or armor.

Geology & Geography

Adamantine is most commonly found along the western coast of Rome.

Origin & Source

Adamantine can be mined from Adamantine ore.

History & Usage

History

Adamantine has been used in combination with Imperial Gold for countless centuries and is commonly preferred by the Holy Roman Empire.

Everyday use

Adamantine is almost exclusively used to make weapons or armor.

Type

Metal

Value

Extremely Valuable

Rarity

Very Rare

Color

Glittery, translucent white.