Post by baha on Aug 30, 2006 9:31:44 GMT -5
Part I
Orihalcon : A silvery ore that is rare as well as unique. A weapon made from this can be enchanted well. Like the great Excaliber, made from the finest and purest orihalcon.
Iron: Made from iron ore, it is common and easy to get. THough, it's purity varies from ore to ore, making it a hard metal to smelt.
Bronze: Like the olden times of the Bronze Age, this is made by copper and tin ores. Weak armor level, but hey, it's what you got.
Steel: Hard, unflexible, impenetrable steel. Thought to be top of the line. Made from ores of coal and iron bars.
Gold: Weapons and Armor in style with this ore, crafting gold is a hard task indeed, because it is really not meant to be used in such a way.
Silver: Perfect against the attacks of the unseen and undead. For they are repelled away by the sacred silver.
Mithril: Steal it from local dwarves are mine the ores of coal and the ores of mtihril to make your own body plate.
Adamantium: Fabled as much as Orihalcon, this is a hard material that can be used to give you armor or weapons that are strong and resiliant. Enchantments don't go so well on adamantium however.
Bone: Extra bones from a kill? Bind them together for a nice armour that could also make you look like a barbarian or maybe even a cannibal. Dragon bone armor is supposely the best you can make of this material.
Diamond: You have to be a wielder of the hottest of flames to craft this mineral into some heavy duty armor. Grand for enchantments, and nobody can withstand the mgiht of a diamond-edge blade, or even a diamond blade!
Stardust: Mined from a fallen meteorite, this ore can make you a celestial balde or celestial armor in the greatest way! Very rare. Very expensive.
Glass: For the ones who don't think they will EVER be in a melee battle. Certain types of glass can have magic power stored in it for later.
Hides: Dragons, Minotaurs, Chimeras, Bears, Wolves; any hide can be made into an armor with the skill of a grand hunter. Be careful however, you have to first make a skeleton for the armor with a metal. Otherwise you're left with a floppy mess. Certain styles of armour are good for certain hides. Dragon, bear, Wolf, and Minotaur are prime examples of hides that can be used well in any style of armor for the ranger.
Orihalcon : A silvery ore that is rare as well as unique. A weapon made from this can be enchanted well. Like the great Excaliber, made from the finest and purest orihalcon.
Iron: Made from iron ore, it is common and easy to get. THough, it's purity varies from ore to ore, making it a hard metal to smelt.
Bronze: Like the olden times of the Bronze Age, this is made by copper and tin ores. Weak armor level, but hey, it's what you got.
Steel: Hard, unflexible, impenetrable steel. Thought to be top of the line. Made from ores of coal and iron bars.
Gold: Weapons and Armor in style with this ore, crafting gold is a hard task indeed, because it is really not meant to be used in such a way.
Silver: Perfect against the attacks of the unseen and undead. For they are repelled away by the sacred silver.
Mithril: Steal it from local dwarves are mine the ores of coal and the ores of mtihril to make your own body plate.
Adamantium: Fabled as much as Orihalcon, this is a hard material that can be used to give you armor or weapons that are strong and resiliant. Enchantments don't go so well on adamantium however.
Bone: Extra bones from a kill? Bind them together for a nice armour that could also make you look like a barbarian or maybe even a cannibal. Dragon bone armor is supposely the best you can make of this material.
Diamond: You have to be a wielder of the hottest of flames to craft this mineral into some heavy duty armor. Grand for enchantments, and nobody can withstand the mgiht of a diamond-edge blade, or even a diamond blade!
Stardust: Mined from a fallen meteorite, this ore can make you a celestial balde or celestial armor in the greatest way! Very rare. Very expensive.
Glass: For the ones who don't think they will EVER be in a melee battle. Certain types of glass can have magic power stored in it for later.
Hides: Dragons, Minotaurs, Chimeras, Bears, Wolves; any hide can be made into an armor with the skill of a grand hunter. Be careful however, you have to first make a skeleton for the armor with a metal. Otherwise you're left with a floppy mess. Certain styles of armour are good for certain hides. Dragon, bear, Wolf, and Minotaur are prime examples of hides that can be used well in any style of armor for the ranger.
