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|bonus=+ |
|bonus=+20 |
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|str=90 |
|str=90 |
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|dur=225 |
|dur=225 |
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|use=Weapon, Armor, Shield |
|use=Weapon, Armor, Shield |
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|rarity= |
|rarity=Extraordinarily Rare |
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|weight=? |
|weight=? |
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|special=Variable |
|special=Variable (acid flares) |
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|color=Steel Grey to Black |
|color=Steel Grey to Black |
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|dye=No |
|dye=No |
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* Per GM Netz on 10/1/2022 [[lesser transmutation]] to black alloy will add acid flares to the item. |
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Black alloy is the result of attempts to tame urnon's unruly shape shifting ability without the need for wizardly intervention. Through the introduction of a curse, in the form of black ora, urnon's shape shifting ability can be neutralized and its form fixed into place. Fortunately, if properly blended, the resulting alloy retains urnon's ability to release corrosive acid during combat, making it ideal for smelters who cannot tame urnon in any other way. |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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Latest revision as of 16:54, 17 September 2026
| Black alloy | |
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| Use | Weapon, Armor, Shield |
| Bonus | +20 |
| ST/DU | 90/225 |
| Rarity | Extraordinarily Rare |
| Weight Modifier | ? |
| Special Properties | Variable (acid flares) |
| Primary Color | Steel Grey to Black |
| Dyeable | No |
Black alloy is an extraordinarily rare metal, notably used in ShadowDeath weapons.
In the ICE age, black alloy was a combination of iron, titanium, and meteoric "star metal". Black alloy by itself had no magical properties.
Black alloy is the result of attempts to tame urnon's unruly shape shifting ability without the need for wizardly intervention. Through the introduction of a curse, in the form of black ora, urnon's shape shifting ability can be neutralized and its form fixed into place. Fortunately, if properly blended, the resulting alloy retains urnon's ability to release corrosive acid during combat, making it ideal for smelters who cannot tame urnon in any other way.