Arctic Titanium

An extremely rare Divine Metal native to lands of extreme cold. It can only be forged under sub-zero temperatures that can easily kill races not heavily adapted to or immune to the cold. Therefore it is one of the rarest natural metals on earth. When crafted precisely, it can passively repel heat or fire from the holder, or, in severe situations, absorb the heat or fire in order to protect the wielder. 

This Divine Metal can only be wielded by those with extreme resistance or complete immunity to cold, as the metal is so cold that it can burn and gradually absorb the life force of those that aren't resistant to it’s effects. 

Creation credit goes to W. R. Winters.

Properties

Material Characteristics

Arctic Titanium is ice white with a light grey tinge in color

Physical & Chemical Properties

It is extremely cold to the touch, so cold, that it feels like a burn

Geology & Geography

Arctic Titanium is only found in locations of extreme cold throughout the entire year. making it an extremely difficult metal to find

History & Usage

History

Arctic Titanium has been only notably used a few times in history by Half-Blood with abilities related to the cold or snow

Cultural Significance and Usage

Arctic Titanium is used as everything from jewelry, weaponry, cutlery and decoration in Inuit culture

Refinement

Arctic Titanium can only be forged once it's temperature has been lowered to below -200 degrees

Hazards

If forged incorrectly, the metal may reflect the cold or heat it has absorbed and can easily kill those who are not immune to extreme temperatures

Distribution

Trade & Market

Arctic Titanium is an extremely rare and sought after metal and is only sold by the select few metal refineries designed to handle it as well as experienced smugglers

Type

Metal

Value

Extremely valuable. One single cubic unit of pure Arctic Titanium costs on average over 250 Golden Drachma

Rarity

Extremely rare

Color

Ice white with a light grey tinge