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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
Sunsteel is an exceptional alloy of copper and gold that has earned its place as a staple material in various fields. Known for its captivating yellow or muted gold hue, it is a favored choice for decorative applications due to its visually stunning appearance and ease of manipulation. | |||
==Description== | |||
Beyond its aesthetic allure, Sunsteel boasts impressive corrosion resistance and low friction properties. It is ideal for crafting durable and functional items such as locks, hinges, and other hardware. In addition, the unique tonal qualities and sound of Sunsteel render it a popular selection for musical instrument makers, with bells and horns being some of the most sought-after Sunsteel instruments. | |||
Beyond its aesthetic allure, Sunsteel boasts impressive corrosion resistance and low friction properties | |||
However, despite its numerous benefits, Sunsteel does possess limitations. It is prone to corrosion cracking and rusting, rendering it unsuitable for crafting weapons, armor, and tools that demand exceptional strength and durability. Nevertheless, the versatility and aesthetic appeal of Sunsteel | However, despite its numerous benefits, Sunsteel does possess limitations. It is prone to corrosion cracking and rusting, rendering it unsuitable for crafting weapons, armor, and tools that demand exceptional strength and durability. Nevertheless, the versatility and aesthetic appeal of Sunsteel continues to make it a beloved material in many fields. | ||
Furthermore, Sunsteel originates from the sun elves, and the name "Sunsteel" has nothing to do with steel. The ancient art of forging Sunsteel has been lost to the ravages of time, and modern Sunsteel is crafted using conventional forges in Eden, no longer produced | Furthermore, Sunsteel originates from the sun elves, and the name "Sunsteel" has nothing to do with steel. The ancient art of forging Sunsteel has been lost to the ravages of time, and modern Sunsteel is crafted using conventional forges in Eden, no longer produced traditionally. | ||
==Ingredients== | ==Ingredients== | ||
*'''Sunsteel''' | |||
::Sunsteel is not harvestable from any deposits. You must craft it because it's an alloy comprised of [[copper]] and [[gold]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:13, 7 August 2025
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| Category | Metal |
| Rarity | Common |
| Color | Yellow/Gold |
| Location | None (Craftable) |
Introduction
Sunsteel is an exceptional alloy of copper and gold that has earned its place as a staple material in various fields. Known for its captivating yellow or muted gold hue, it is a favored choice for decorative applications due to its visually stunning appearance and ease of manipulation.
Description
Beyond its aesthetic allure, Sunsteel boasts impressive corrosion resistance and low friction properties. It is ideal for crafting durable and functional items such as locks, hinges, and other hardware. In addition, the unique tonal qualities and sound of Sunsteel render it a popular selection for musical instrument makers, with bells and horns being some of the most sought-after Sunsteel instruments.
However, despite its numerous benefits, Sunsteel does possess limitations. It is prone to corrosion cracking and rusting, rendering it unsuitable for crafting weapons, armor, and tools that demand exceptional strength and durability. Nevertheless, the versatility and aesthetic appeal of Sunsteel continues to make it a beloved material in many fields.
Furthermore, Sunsteel originates from the sun elves, and the name "Sunsteel" has nothing to do with steel. The ancient art of forging Sunsteel has been lost to the ravages of time, and modern Sunsteel is crafted using conventional forges in Eden, no longer produced traditionally.
Ingredients
- Sunsteel