Copper

Category	Metal
Rarity	Common
Color	Pinkish-Orange or Green
Location	Everywhere just below the surface of Eden. It is most common in cave systems.

Introduction

Copper is a remarkably versatile metal, renowned for its softness, malleability, and ductility, as well as its exceptional thermal and electrical conductivity. When freshly exposed, its surface boasts a distinctive pinkish-orange hue. This metal finds broad usage as a heat conductor, building material, and an essential component of several metal alloys, including Sunsteel.

Copper also is pretty common to come by, always found in its raw start as raw copper and not more than just below the surface of the earth. Most common way of finding copper is actually by exploring the cave systems of Eden and searching for the oxidized state as that stands out among all the other minerals in said cave.

Over time, copper undergoes a natural process of oxidation, transforming its surface into an alluring green patina, which enhances its visual appeal. The metal has been employed for thousands of years by ancient civilizations, from architecture to jewelry and decoration, where its unique properties have been fully exploited. Copper's versatility and longevity have made it an enduring favorite among craftsmen and artisans throughout history.

Ingredients

Raw Copper