Adamantite

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	Properties: Conductive, Corrodible, Ferromagnetic, Ferrous, Metal, Mineral, Semiprecious, and Sturdy		Properties: Conductive, Corrodible, Ferromagnetic, Ferrous, Metal, Mineral, Semiprecious, and Sturdy
-	Adamantite is an alloy of iron and adamantium. It is not nearly as strong as the latter in its pure form,	+	Adamantite is an alloy of [[iron]] and [[adamantium]]. It is not nearly as strong as the latter in its pure form,
	but a relatively small amount of adamantium can be alloyed with a much larger volume of iron to produce a metal with strength		but a relatively small amount of adamantium can be alloyed with a much larger volume of iron to produce a metal with strength
-	and hardness on par with that of mithril, creating a powerful economic incentive to use available adamantium in alloying.	+	and hardness on par with that of [[mithril]], creating a powerful economic incentive to use available adamantium in alloying.
	Development Information: The adamantite material was created by Chaos; the source code was last updated Tue May 02 12:54:20 2017.		Development Information: The adamantite material was created by Chaos; the source code was last updated Tue May 02 12:54:20 2017.

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Phase: Solid
Typical Color: Dark Blue
Rarity: Rare
Properties: Conductive, Corrodible, Ferromagnetic, Ferrous, Metal, Mineral, Semiprecious, and Sturdy

Adamantite is an alloy of iron and adamantium.  It is not nearly as strong as the latter in its pure form,
but a relatively small amount of adamantium can be alloyed with a much larger volume of iron to produce a metal with strength
and hardness on par with that of mithril, creating a powerful economic incentive to use available adamantium in alloying.

Development Information: The adamantite material was created by Chaos; the source code was last updated Tue May 02 12:54:20 2017.

See Also: iron, adamantium, mithril