Material weight modifier - Revision history

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Reference links to saved posts, lightening.

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	Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.		Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.

			==References==
			*[[Item weights (saved posts)]]
			*[[Lightening]]

	[[Category: Item Mechanics]]		[[Category: Item Mechanics]]

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	Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.		Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.

	[[Category:~~Advanced~~ Mechanics]]		[[Category: Item Mechanics]]

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	Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.		Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.

	[[Category:~~Basic~~ Mechanics]]		[[Category:Advanced Mechanics]]

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Each material has a '''weight modifier''' associated with it to account for the differences in strength and density of the various magical metals within the world of [[Elanthia]]. The formula is truncated after multiplying an item's base weight by the material's weight modifier. For example, an item weighing 4 pounds, such as a [[katar]], that is made of imflass (a 70% modifier, or 0.7) would weigh 2.8 pounds. Truncating this, you end up with an object weighing a mere 2 pounds.

[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]