Arcanite-provoqued Volcanic Activity

Manifestation

Arcanite-provoqued Volcanic Activity (or APVA) are caused when a meteorite comes into contact with the ground (be it underwater or on land) of any planetary body and that the impact affect the tectonic plates. This impact usually fragments the planet's crust and affect tectonic plates which favors magma to erupt and create volcanic activity.
If the Netherium remains in the vicinity of the eruption, it creates a very special effect on magma, making the magma have some differently colored patches in it during eruption. Once the eruption is done and the magma turned to stone, those netherium-filled patches will become Arcanic quartz, a highly valuable component which provoques expeditions and feuds just to be the first to collect it. However, it is a risky business to get there fast as other natural disasters may occurs because of the comet's impact. That quartz can either be found near solidified lava flows, but also at the base of volcanoes if the netherium was directly hit by the volcanic fissure.
After the volcanic activity ceased, particules of arcanic quartz also blends in the vicinity, moved by either strong winds or water movement. With time, this negligible amount of netherium will still affect the overall fauna, flora, and other geography elements. As an example, the presence of arcanic salt affected the lagoon of Man'gaihi Island and accelerated the evolution of Pelagos there.

Localization

APVA disaster are always directly linked to the proximity of comets filled with Netherium.
One of the best examples is the creation of Mangaihi Island due to an underwater volcanic activity provoqued by impact with that same type of comet.

Type

Natural