Metals

Please note that all this information does not have to be important to whatever game these metals appear in. A lot of this is "Lore" or for the sake of completeness. Also note that normal metals do indeed exist, these are just used more often.

Metals are a type of material often used by Alchemists, Mechanics, and Blacksmiths. They come in several varieties, but these are the more basic types:

* Metal A: Rather heavy, it can be identified by its dark slightly metalic appearance. It's resistant to heat and some impact but could shatter with enough blunt force. Has a high melting point, and if heated below it can become more ridged when cooled.
* Metal B: Lighter than Metal A and Metal C, this metal is very sleek and smooth. It can be easily shaped into points. Has a lower melting point than Metal C. A slightly bendy metal, it's good to make into long weapons. Tempers well.
* Metal C: Heavier than metals B, D, and E, it's very shiny. Holds its shape well. Brittle if overheated. Resists impacts well, though armor may vibrate if the impact is strong enough.
* Metal D: Conductive and easy to work with. It can be made into small parts or wire. Has a really low melting point.
* Metal E: A light metal. It's not very shiny but still has a light color. Resists heat, but not as well as Metal A.
* Metal F: Metal that burns with a white light. Often used in fireworks
* Shiny Metal: A cheap metal that's almost useless. Colored like pyrite, it can be confused for a mineral. Breaks easily and hard to work with. It doesn't melt well at all. Falls apart/dissolves if alchemically rusted.

* **Unusual/Rare Metals**: There are many, so they have been moved to a new page.

Some metals can be created by ability users: Here is an example:

* Spell Metal: Metal created with magic by a mage. Its properties depend on the way the spell was made.
* Summoned Metal: Good all-purpose metal summoned from some unknown place. Summoned objects are made of this. Since monsters often disappear when defeated, it can only be gotten from objects or if there is a way, summoning some ingots.
* Conjured Metal: Metal made by a witch. Its properties vary depending on how a witch conjured it.
* Drawn Metal: Metal drawn and made real by an Artist ability user. Its properties vary depending on the quality and art style.
* Elemental Metal: Metal created by an Elemental. There are two main types. The temporary kind which disappears after a short time, and the type made from Element Change. If an Elemental had the right type of Element Change(s) they could change rocks into metal.
* Digital Metal: Metal created by a Programmer. Its values depend on the program used to make it.
* Druid's Metal: Similar to Herb metal but a little different, it is a bit more sturdy but also harder to work.
* Herb Metal: Metal created by extracting the essence of Iron Herbs and making a solid from it. Sort of like metal, it's very light and easy to work.
* Alchemist's Metal: Metal made by Alchemists using Herb Metal and Metallic Crystal. It's easy for Alchemists to change its shape with alchemy.
* Mechametal: Metal made by Mechanics from Metallic Mineral and Herb Metal. It can be further combined with other materials to change its properties, like adding rubber for flexibility.
* Blacksmith's Metal: Metal made by a blacksmith from mineral and crystal. It is average and all-purpose in many ways.

Alloys: Made from multiple metals, Alloys have many uses that differ from their normal counterparts. Alchemists Can combine metals alchemically, and Mechanics/Blacksmiths can combine them metallurgically.

* Metal A + Metal B = Alloy A
* Metal B + Metal C = Alloy B
* Metal B + Metal D = Alloy C
* Metal A + Metal C = Alloy D
* Metal A + Metal D = Alloy E
* Metal C + Metal D = Alloy F
* Metal A + Metal E = Alloy G
* Metal B + Metal E = Alloy H
* Metal C + Metal E = Alloy I
* Metal D + Metal E = Alloy J
* A + B + C = Super Alloy A
* A + B + D = Super Alloy B
* A + B + E = Supper Alloy C
* B + C + E = Super Alloy D
* B + D + E = Super Alloy E
* C + D + E = Super Alloy F
* B + C + D = Super Alloy G
* A + C + D = Super Alloy H
* A + D + E = Super Alloy I

Uses for Metals and Alloys: Depending on the Ability/power used, the result will differ.

Basic Uses:

* Metal A    Ranged Weapons
* Metal B    Swords
* Metal C    Armor
* Metal D  A component in electronics
* Metal E    Shuriken(X5)
* Alloy A (AB)  Axe
* Alloy B (BC) Lance
* Alloy C (BD) Better Electronics/Wires, Conducts Heat well
* Alloy D (AC) Hammer
* Alloy E (AD)  Magnet
* Alloy F (CD) Magic Rods/Slots for gems
* Alloy G (AE) Heavy/Magic Resist/Resists Heat
* Alloy H (BE) Mirrors
* Alloy I (CE) Pole
* Alloy J (DE) Wands,
* Super Alloy F (CDE) Staff/Staves
* Super Alloy J (ACE) Magic Resist Armor

Parts: Basic parts are made from one material, with more complicated parts can be made with multiple different materials. Parts are mostly useful for Blacksmith's and Mechanics, though Alchemists can still shape metal into basic parts with their Ability.

* Metal A    Gear
* Metal B    Nails/Blade
* Metal C    Plate/Ballbearings
* Metal D  Electric Wire
* Metal E    Fin/Wing
* Alloy A (AB)  Bolts/Pipe
* Alloy B (BC) Screws/Spikes
* Alloy C (BD) Heating Wire
* Alloy D (AC) Nuts/Weights
* Alloy E (AD)  Magnets
* Alloy F (CD) Slot/Lock
* Alloy G (AE) Casing/Handle
* Alloy H (BE) Spring/Key
* Alloy I (CE) Chain/Hook/Ring
* Alloy J (DE) Magic Wire
* Super Alloy A (ABC) Turret Frame
* Super Alloy B (ABD) Power/Generator Parts/Frame
* Super Alloy C (ABE) Machine/Stationary object frame
* Super Alloy D (BCE) Robot Frame
* Super Alloy E (BDE) LightWeight Frame
* Super Alloy F (CDE) Armorsuit Frame
* Super Alloy G (BCD) Vehicle Frame
* Super Alloy H (ACD) Building Frame
* Super Alloy I (ADE) Magical Object Frame
* Super Alloy J (ACE) Magically Resistant Frame

Tools: Though Mechanics often have tools available, additional tools can be made with metals.

* Metal A    Screwdriver
* Metal B    Knife
* Metal C    Wrench
* Metal D  Pliers
* Metal E    Saw
* Alloy A (AB)  Chisel
* Alloy B (BC) Drill
* Alloy D (AC) Hammer
* Alloy E (AD)  Pickaxe
* Alloy F (CD) Scraper
* Alloy G (AE) Shovel
* Alloy I (CE) Lever/crowbar

A Jewelcrafter can make things out of metal that gemstones can be put into or attached to.

* Metal A = Broach
* Metal B = Ring
* Metal C = Band
* Metal D = Necklace
* Metal E = Pin
* Alloy A (AB) = Scepter
* Alloy B (BC) = Anklet
* Alloy C (BD) = Pendant
* Alloy D (AC) = Crown
* Alloy E (AD) = Armlet
* Alloy F (CD) = Slot
* Alloy G (AE) = Jewelry Box
* Alloy H (BE) = Cufflink
* Alloy I (CE) = Chain (accesory)
* Alloy J (DE) = Charm