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A chemical liquid that has caustic effect.
A crystalline form of steel whose forging technology is kept as a closely-guarded secret by hidden anthegal kingdoms and other grand-master smiths. Sometimes mistaken for Bdellium by those inexperienced in supernatural materials.
A mystical gas thought to order the currents of the sky and sometimes found in a concentrated cold swirling liquid, aether most effectively symbolizes the element of wind.
A semiprecious stone know for colorful bands and geometric patterns.
A flowering herb, also known as "demon's flight" and similar names, that is rumored to ward off evil spirits and heal injuries.
A beer that is relatively simple to brew and is a common replacement for questionable water as a potable liquid.
A violet gemstone said to be toxic.
A heavy fat from a butchered animal. Easy to acquire, versatile, and has a relatively high smoke point.
A gemstone known for its milky blue-ish hues.
A faded semi-metal that is toxic to all life and most effectively symbolizes the element of poison.
A pungent flowering plant used as a strong spice.
Wood taken from a tree of the ash family.
A radiant stone-like substance that most effectively symbolizes the element of light. Said to be a fallen star or ancient piece of the sun.
A precious alloy with the luster of gold but the strength of steel. Pure and holy, but known to earthly master smiths thanks to the sharing of the formula during the Great War.
Meat from a bear. Known to be tough and greasy, but hearty.
Wood taken from a tree of the beech family.
Meat from a bovine. Has a good balance of mildness, heartiness, fattiness, and is overall a versitile meat.
A simple, yet explosive, chemical powder stable enough for use in firearms.
A nearly eternally firery rock that smokes red and most effectively symbolizes the element of fire.
An alloy of copper and harder metals that provides strength, making it an economical choice for weapons, armor, and almost any other use.
A fat extracted from milk.
A hardy and filling leafy vegetable.
A semiprecious mineral of blood-red coloration.
Bricks of carbon remains from burned wood.
A spice from the aromatic and flavorful bark of the cinnamon tree.
A fine form of earth that can be shaped when wet and fired to hold its shape.
A swirling shimmering alloy, with the formula known only to few. The infused silver veins of cold iron is the bane of ghosts and monsters.
The malleability of this red-ish metal makes it ill-suited for most industrial or military tasks without alloying, but cheap and easy to use in jewelry or household items.
A light and breathable cloth made from the cotton plant.
An herbal shrub that is famous for its highly concetrated toxins.
A colorless gemstone of high clarity.
Wood taken from a tree of the elm family.
A green hued gemstone said to be a ward against poison.
Bird feathers useful in padding and fletching.
Meat from a fish. Cheap and flavorful but not as filling as land game.
A soft smooth mineral that is easy to manipulate into tools, weapons, and fire starters.
Meat from a fowl bird. Tasty and lean but lacking in complete nutrition.
A flowering tree known for its aromatic sap.
A lightly leathered hide that includes the hairy coat of the animal, either as a lining or in whole.
An adhesive derived from that can be used to connect parts without fittings.
A rare yellow metal too soft for most purposes, but famous for its ability to resist rust and corrosion.
A variety of stone forms, known for qualities that have made it a byword for hardness and hardiness.
Plant fibers from hemp are cheap and plentiful, but not as durable as other materials.
A flowering weed known to induce sleep and hallucinations.
Raw animal hides that are suitable for processing into a number of products.
A sticky sweet liquid produced by honey bee colonies.
A gray metal known for its durability, ubiquitous in many cultures for sturdy household items.
An opaque form of quartz that is suitable for polishing.
A preservative derived from plants that can be used as an anti-corrosion coating or stiffening agent.
A soft, gray metal that is known for its low melting point and its plentiful supply.
Tanned hides of animals that produce a hardy covering for hand tools, clothing, tarps, tables, and many other items.
A caustic powdery mineral used in smelting, refining, and other industrial mixes.
A stable stone form of lime and other minerals, known for its durability and quality.
A durable and economical cloth made from the flax plant, linen is found in everything from common clothing to armor to bedsheets.
A strong, pure, alchohol created through distillation.
A flowering weed known for it's poisonous nature.
A more noble form of limestone with crystaline and layered patterns.
A flowering herb known for it's healing and infection prevention properties.
A metallic liquid that is said to be tear drops from the pure white Kathreftis. Mercury most effectively symbolizes the concepts of the spirit and the feminine.
A rare form of steel procured by falling stars.
A liquid rich in nutrients.
A rare white metal known for being both strong and light. Legend says it is forged when silver is purified at midnight under a full Kathreftis moon.
A white milky flower said to grant wishes.
A black root said to bring curses.
Meat from a sheep. Affordable and filling with a unique flavor.
A tree that produces an aromatic and medicinal sap.
A bright flower rich in sight-enhancing power.
Wood taken from a tree of the oak family.
A dark glassy rock forged in the darkness of earth that most effectively symbolizes the element of darkness.
A slick liquid, usually made from the fats from animals or crushed plants.
Fatty pitted fruits from an olive plant.
An opaque precious mineral known for dark hues.
A rare red-ish-yellow metal, various legends explain its origin but often revolve around expeditions to conquer the Great Forests.
Treasured for its beauty, pearl most effectively symbolizes the element of water.
A mild aromatic spice ubuquitous in the spice market.
Wood taken from a tree of the pine family.
A flowering herb known for it's healing and pain relief properties.
A black churning liquid that is thought to have only existed during the exact moment of creation. It invites the observer to stare into the vastness of the deep.
A nutritious and consistent grain that thrives in any place standing water can be arranged.
A popular deep red gemstone.
An edible mineral useful in preservation and purification. In purer forms salt most effectively symbolizes the concepts of the body.
A bitter mineral that can be used for fertilizer, or explosives.
A broad variety of stone types made from ancient sediment.
A gemstone known for a variety of clarity and blue-ish hues.
A cloth spun from the fibers of the silk worm.
A rare soft white metal that is commonly found in currency and prized for its medicinal and purification properties.
A common form of stone suitable for basic construction tasks.
An alloy of iron and a variable amount of carbon.
A strong smelling yellow crystalline rock that most effectively symbolizes the concepts of the mind and the masculine.
A dull yellow metal that is known to be slightly corrosive. Rumors say it is forged by introducing fallen pieces of Kakos into the steel alloy.
An herbal leaf known to stimulate the mind.
A semi-precious silvery metal that is resistant to corrosion. Tin mixes easily with other metals, making it ideal for alloying and metal plating.
A gemstone known for high clarity and a variety of hues.
An enigmaticly perfectly flat gray stone that breaks into precise geometric shapes and is said to make up the very foundations of the world, understone most effectively symbolizes the element of earth.
A flowering herb with a sedative effect.
Meat from a deer. Popular for its delicious similarity to other ruminants, but with a mild gaminess.
A fundamental liquid necessary for life.
A versitile but weather-sensistive grain that can be ground into fine flour for baking.
Small and hardy grains from uncultivated grasses, wild grain is edible but not very suitable for baking and other culinary uses.
A beer that is relatively simple to brew and is a common replacement for questionable water as a potable liquid.
A warm and tough cloth made from the furs of domestic animals such as sheep.
Wood taken from a tree of the yew family.
A crystalline mineral that can produce gemstones of various pale hues.