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Rarity

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	\|use = Weapons, Armor		\|use = Weapons, Armor
	\|rarity = ~~Very~~ Common		\|rarity = Extremely Common
	\|special = N/A		\|special = N/A
	\|color = Steel		\|color = Steel

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	*[[Low steel]]		*[[Low steel]]
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			[[Category:Materials]]
			[[Category:Metals]]

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VANKRASN39: add image, update links, copy from play.net and integrate

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add image, update links, copy from play.net and integrate

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	{{Material		{{Material
			\|image = steel.jpg
	\|bonus = +0		\|bonus = +0
	\|~~strdur~~ = 0		\|str = 0
	\|dur = 0		\|dur = 0
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			The most typical of all alloys in the lands, '''steel''' is favored by the common smith as the all-purpose utility metal. Useful for making almost any tools, it is also the chief metal used in the production of fairly cheap and reliable weapons, as steel edges are much better than iron for keeping sharp. Steel is much better than iron for keeping a sharp edge. It is made through a process of heating bars of iron with charcoal in a closed furnace so that the surface of the iron acquires a high carbon content.
	'''Steel''' is the default material for weapons and metal armor. Given the non-magical nature of steel, it isn't very commonly used by adventurers that can afford materials such as [[mithril]] or [[vultite]], although it is still a widely used material in [[Elanthia]].

			==Behind the Scenes==
	Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<sup>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel]</sup> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.		Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<sup>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel]</sup> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.
	''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] despite this fact.''		''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] despite this fact.''
	Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<sup>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze]</sup>		Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<sup>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze]</sup>

	== References ==
			== See Also ==
	*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/armory/materials.asp#Steel Steel on Play.net]
			*[[Material/saved posts\|Material saved posts]]

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template parameters

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	\|bonus = +0		\|bonus = +0
	\|strdur = ~~+0 / +~~0		\|strdur = 0
			\|dur = 0
	\|weight = 100%		\|weight = 100%
	\|use = Weapons, Armor		\|use = Weapons, Armor
	\|rarity = Very Common		\|rarity = Very Common
	\|special = ~~None~~		\|special = N/A
	\|color = Steel		\|color = Steel
	\|dye = Yes}}		\|dye = Yes}}

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	'''Steel''' is the default material for weapons and metal armor. Given the non-magical nature of steel, it isn't very commonly used by adventurers that can afford materials such as [[mithril]] or [[vultite]], although it is still a widely used material in [[Elanthia]].~~<ref>Material Guide, [http://www.play.net/gs4/info/armory/materials.asp#Steel www.play.net]<sup>[http://www.play.net/]</sup></ref>~~		'''Steel''' is the default material for weapons and metal armor. Given the non-magical nature of steel, it isn't very commonly used by adventurers that can afford materials such as [[mithril]] or [[vultite]], although it is still a widely used material in [[Elanthia]].

	Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<~~ref~~>~~Steel article,~~ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel ~~Wikipedia~~]</~~ref~~> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.		Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<sup>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel]</sup> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.
	''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] despite this fact.''		''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] despite this fact.''
	Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<~~ref~~>~~Bronze article,~~ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze ~~Wikipedia~~]</~~ref~~>		Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<sup>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze]</sup>
	== References ==		== References ==
			*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/armory/materials.asp#Steel Steel on Play.net]
	<references/>

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	Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<ref>Steel article, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel Wikipedia]</ref> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.		Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<ref>Steel article, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel Wikipedia]</ref> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.
	''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] ~~dispite~~ this fact.''		''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] despite this fact.''
	Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<ref>Bronze article, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze Wikipedia]</ref>		Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<ref>Bronze article, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze Wikipedia]</ref>
	== References ==		== References ==

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{{Material
|bonus = +0
|strdur = +0 / +0
|weight = 100%
|use = Weapons, Armor
|rarity = Very Common
|special = None
|color = Steel
|dye = Yes}}

'''Steel''' is the default material for weapons and metal armor. Given the non-magical nature of steel, it isn't very commonly used by adventurers that can afford materials such as [[mithril]] or [[vultite]], although it is still a widely used material in [[Elanthia]].<ref>Material Guide, [http://www.play.net/gs4/info/armory/materials.asp#Steel www.play.net]<sup>[http://www.play.net/]</sup></ref>

Steel is a product of smelting [[iron]] with a low oxygen content and a high carbon content. The carbon becomes a part of the alloy on the surface of the iron, displacing the lattice structure of the iron, therefore increasing strength and durability at the cost of brittleness.<ref>Steel article, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel Wikipedia]</ref> Therefore, steel weapons can be made thinner and lighter than iron weapons. This is why [[bronze]] weapons were more prominent before advanced smelting processes were developed, as they could be lighter and stronger than an iron weapon, but a steel weapon is superior to a bronze one.
''Note: The properties of iron are significantly superior to those of bronze in [[GemStone IV]] dispite this fact.''
Bronze weapons do not oxidize like iron, are considerably less brittle, and have a lower casting temperature.<ref>Bronze article, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze Wikipedia]</ref>
== References ==
<references/>

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
			*[[High steel]]
			*[[Low steel]]
	*[[Material/saved posts\|Material saved posts]]		*[[Material/saved posts\|Material saved posts]]