Nyalix's Alloys

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1. #1The alloys, base Identification.constant

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   Lerilium; A pale white metal that almost looks like the surface of a color-sapped neutron star. Nilantulite; A Glowing blood red metal that sparks black and red occasionally. Syvoritium; A silvery teal metal that changes colors slightly depending on the angle you look at it, the metal occasionally gets a light blue sheen to it that usually lasts 5 seconds before returning to normal.

2. #2Lerilium.

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   Lerilium; an alloy of Mithril, Lead, and Kassiterum, sharing all their attributes but none of their original weaknesses... Used for the casings of things, meant to look nice, be durable, and also be insanely light despite it all, and also protect its internal components from radiation for a century or far far FARRRR longer. It contains lead yet it's not able to give you lead poisoning despite that.

   Mithril; A material light like titanium and immensely durable, it is insanely conductive regarding magic, making staffs made from it really good for casting spells with little effort due to it constantly drawing in the ambient magic.

   Lead; Very high density, and a strong resistance to corrosion, it blocks most radiation, gamma rays will be troubled by it. X-rays cannot penetrate it.

   Kassiterum; Tin, yet 'perfected' or modified into being its best variant through the use of a special spell... It has a glossy, wet look and is nearly white in color. On its own, it can be melted and formed easily and never has any inclusions or weak points. Once set, the metal is incredibly hard and resistant to breakage.

3. #3Nilantulite.

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   Nilantulite; An alloy of adamantite + null-steel imbued with Nil power. Nilantulite is used for things made to last a loooonnngggg time, like an absurdly long time, like so long it will outlive the planet it was made on and the race that created it along with the star its world orbited type long. Not really safe to handle without gloves for notable reasons, just look at the ingredient list.

   Adamantite; Characterized by a blood red color and immense weight, resistance to corrosion, and ability to easily slice through or shatter lesser materials... While the unprocessed ore is usually brittle and generally unpleasant to touch (Its very sharp and forms similarly to asbestos), once properly smelted & refined, adamantine cannot be deformed or bent by mundane means. Weapons made from it will often hold a razor-sharp edge indefinitely, or at least until you try to stab a god with it or something, in which case it might bend, depending on the god at least, since not all gods are equal everywhere.

   Null steel; A metal that can be forged into a very strong weapon that cannot hold an enchantment, nor be affected by magic in any way. It can only be broken by powerful non-magical means due to its sheer anti-magic properties. Black and rough, it is rarely smooth, having tiny bumps that even the greatest smiths cannot remove. Null steel does not conduct energy (other than kinetic and well, gravity). All energy that hits it is simply cancelled. Most spells used to analyze the metal simply fail & those that do work only show the absence of magic.

   Nil power; An energy that is a representation of absolute nothingness, void, and the lack of anything, yet something. Power literally drawn from the absence of energy, unsafe to touch, it may mutate you, drain your lifeforce, mutate you chaotically, or just straight up erase or kill you on contact if it is not contained in something. Paradoxes cannot affect it, and time-loops are ineffective against it. Its good against erasure spells, you can't erase an absence, you can't just throw away or erase "nothing", it won't actually go away, you'll likely just make more instances of "nothing".

4. #4Syvoritium.

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   Syvoritium is an alloy of Sylterium goo + Dimeritium + Galvorn. Made for circuitry that is used in things far smarter than you may initially realize, insane energy efficiency and can also hold energy far greater than most, if not all batteries... Considering its used for circuitry almost exclusively, actual proper batteries made from this would last about half the average lifespan of a multiverse, provided that it or its casing isn’t damaged at least. Syvoritium is INSANELY toxic, put it in your mouth and you'll suddenly wake up 10 years later or be instantly be sent to the afterlife, or well, it'll be instant from your POV, though from another POV it will be within an hour if no one provides treatment to you in time...

   Sylterium goo; Found anywhere spells are cast. Pure magical potential, manifesting as a brackish, disgusting rotten-smelling grey colored goo with a tar-like consistency.

   Dimeritium; Dimeritium is a rare and precious metal with an interesting feature, it represses the transfer of magical energy. A bluish alloy of iron and dimeritium is often used to produce handcuffs and necklaces. Those who wear them cannot cast spells or use magic in any way, unless of course, if they are extremely proficient and powerful in terms of magic, there are known cases where people have managed to use magic despite the metal.

   Galvorn; An advanced, solid carbon nanomaterial. It combines the electrical and thermal conductivity of metals with the physical flexibility of textiles, while offering extreme strength, durability, and resistance to environmental degradation. It is extremely lightweight, It has densities ranging from 1.0 to 1.6 g/cm³, making it roughly 80% less dense than copper & lighter than carbon fiber or aluminum. Through the use of intense alchemy and magic, along with special forging techniques + specialized devices, it can be incorporated into metals...

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