How much do these materials cost per pound? As valuable as they are, they would make great trade goods, though rare enough that they'd be sold by the ounce. A weaponsmith wishing to make an adamantine battleaxe (6 lb.) would likely have to accumulate raw material over time: four ounces one month, six ounces the next month, and so on...
Adamantine, mithral, and darkwood
- Thread starter Matthias
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Don't know why this is in Houserules.
DMG lists Mithral as 500 gp per pound, at least, over the normal cost of a steel item. So I'd say a total of 501 gp per pound most likely.
Adamantine isn't clearly defined in price, but from the looks of its costs compared to mithral, I'd guess 651 gp per pound or so.
Darkwood looks to be 10.5 gp per pound.
DMG lists Mithral as 500 gp per pound, at least, over the normal cost of a steel item. So I'd say a total of 501 gp per pound most likely.
Adamantine isn't clearly defined in price, but from the looks of its costs compared to mithral, I'd guess 651 gp per pound or so.
Darkwood looks to be 10.5 gp per pound.
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