Micro-sized cristaline compound sand

It is sand obtained in the Dead Lands, which is the only known place currently to have it, the best use for it is protective glass windows or glass trinkets and vases that can be more durable than those of regular glass.
In the desert kobold interior, the glass is used as supports and also gives the interior a classy crystal look. Many artisans in Pebalaman are experimenting with alternative uses for the glass, like very fine tooltips.
One of the artisans has become famous in the town for trying and still working on making full plate armor, that would be very slightly weaker, but a lot lighter. During the blowing of the glass, pigment can be added and change the overall look of the armor.
Another blacksmith has found that it is possible to create swords and other weapons from the glass, altho he suggests still using metal Warhammers because you want that to be heavy.

Properties

Material Characteristics

Extremely fine to the touch

Physical & Chemical Properties

expands in liquids about 100x, that is the reason why breathing it in is such a big problem, that and its hipper absorption

Compounds

The material melted down and cast is resilient and highly qualitative.

Geology & Geography

It is found in the Dead Lands.

Life & Expiration

It is resilient to wear and can be used for even pickaxes, alto steel ones altho heavier, don't have the chance of breaking.

History & Usage

Reusability & Recycling

This material is found to be recyclable without losing any integrity whatsoever.

Distribution

Trade & Market

Glassblowings are traded around The Dark Lands at a moderately high price.

Storage

The sand is to be kept in absolute drienes to not expand, the glass version however is ideal to store other materials, because it seems to not interact with almost any chemical

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Value

5gp per 1kg

Rarity

The sand is Rare because the dificaulty obtaining it currently

Odor

A sensation of scrachyness, then the smell of blood.

Taste

Sandy

Color

Seli see throu yellow

Boiling / Condensation Point

3500°C

Melting / Freezing Point

2000°C

Common State

A solid