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== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
It is lightweight but extremely expensive and malleable. It is commonly used in lightweight armor but is too expensive to make into regular or plate armor. Pure Mithril is not usually crafted into swords because it is too light and requires too much effort to get weight behind your blows. The most effective way to use Mithril as outlined by [[Dawil Ironbreaker]], is to refine and then mix it into a greater and stronger alloy. Dawil compares Mithril as a lesser counterpart to | It is lightweight but extremely expensive and malleable. It is commonly used in lightweight armor but is too expensive to make into regular or plate armor. Pure Mithril is not usually crafted into swords because it is too light and requires too much effort to get weight behind your blows. The most effective way to use Mithril as outlined by [[Dawil Ironbreaker]], is to refine and then mix it into a greater and stronger alloy. Dawil compares Mithril as a lesser counterpart to Adamantium, Orichalcum, and Star Metal.<ref name=":0">{{VERef|4.45}}</ref> | ||
== Forging == | == Forging == | ||