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	Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.		[[File:stellite.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px]]
			Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days, and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, [[Merfolk/Homebrew\|Merfolk]] have developed their own metallurgy tradition, which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.

	~~[[File:stellite.jpg\|right]]~~		Stellite is easily identifiable by its iridescent sheen, which bends and splits light into different colours. It is known for being harder than steel, equally tough, highly heat resistant, and highly corrosion resistant. It was developed over several centuries and is now a staple metal for merfolk equipment.

	Stellite is easily identifiable by its iridescent sheen which bends and splits light into different ~~colors~~. It is known for being harder than steel, equally tough, highly heat resistant, and highly corrosion resistant. It was developed over several centuries, and is now is a staple metal for merfolk equipment.

	Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while ~~it is~~ in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.		Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher-quality varieties, including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought-after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.

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1d4chan>Slipmcripfist: connected to the Merfolk homebrew page

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connected to the Merfolk homebrew page

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	Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.		Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.

1d4chan>Kapow at 23:54, 14 June 2014

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	Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.		Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.

1d4chan>Kapow at 15:32, 23 April 2014

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	Stellite is ~~named for~~ its iridescent sheen and ~~for the inclusion of pearls in the alloying process~~. ~~The metal~~ is harder than steel, equally tough, highly heat resistant, and highly corrosion resistant. It was developed over several centuries, and is now is a staple metal for merfolk equipment.		Stellite is easily identifiable by its iridescent sheen which bends and splits light into different colors. It is known for being harder than steel, equally tough, highly heat resistant, and highly corrosion resistant. It was developed over several centuries, and is now is a staple metal for merfolk equipment.

	Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.		Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.

1d4chan>Kapow at 09:03, 14 April 2014

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	Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.		Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.

	===Related Links===		==Related Links==
	Go back to [[Merfolk]] homepage		Go back to [[Merfolk]] homepage

1d4chan>Kapow at 09:03, 14 April 2014

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	Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.		Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.

			===Related Links===
	~~'''~~Go back to [[Merfolk]]~~'''~~		Go back to [[Merfolk]] homepage

1d4chan>Kapow at 02:39, 10 April 2014

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	Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.		Common materials are not practical for use in marine environments. Steel and iron rust within days and bronze is too soft to be competitive. For this reason, Merfolk have developed their own metallurgy tradition which has resulted in a distinct set of alloys. The most notable of these alloys is stellite.

	[[File:stellite.jpg]]		[[File:stellite.jpg\|right]]

	Stellite is named for its iridescent sheen and for the inclusion of pearls in the alloying process. The metal is harder than steel, equally tough, highly heat resistant, and highly corrosion resistant. It was developed over several centuries, and is now is a staple metal for merfolk equipment.		Stellite is named for its iridescent sheen and for the inclusion of pearls in the alloying process. The metal is harder than steel, equally tough, highly heat resistant, and highly corrosion resistant. It was developed over several centuries, and is now is a staple metal for merfolk equipment.

1d4chan>Kapow at 02:43, 29 March 2014

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	Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.		Stellite is an alloy of cobalt and chromium with higher quality varieties including small amounts of gold. The most exceptional and sought after type of Stellite uses a unique process to infuse magic into the metal. A merfolk sorcerer will perform a ritual to infuse a set of pearls with blue mana. The pearls are then dropped into the alloy while it is in a molten state. The pearls serve as a catalyst to allow mana to permeate the metal and improve its magic properties.


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