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Message: <blockquote data-quote="trilobite" data-source="post: 2971690" data-attributes="member: 15531">Weapons and Armor in PangeaMetal smithy is a rare and valued art in the lands of Pangea. Most common weapons and armor are made from iron, bronze, wood, stone, and bone. All weapons in the normal equipment lists are made from these materials. Their stats are unaffected. They all can be made to be masterwork items. There are several exotic and rare materials that armor, shields, and weapons can be made from. A weapon or armor that is made from these materials get a bonus like that of a magic item of the same type. Though these items are not considered magic though they can be enchanted to be so. Steel Gains a +1 Bonus like a magic item of it's type. (Example: A Iron Longsword would get a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls.) Weights and other stats for the item are per a normal item. Cost is equal to a +1 enchantment on a magic armor, sheild, or weapon.FireglassA reddish black glasslike material made by the Tojec. Treat as a +2 magic enhanced item in cost and effect. Oparian SteelA pearlly white metal that is treated as a +3 magic enhanced item and had the same additional effects and costs as if it was made from mithral. SilverscaleA anicent Yuan-ti metal used in their most powerful weapons and armor. It looks to be made of metallic scales in a silvery grey or green color. Treat as a +4 magically enchanced item made of mithral for costs and effects. StarmetalA extremely rare metal found in fallen stars. It has a dull grey appearance. Treat it as a +5 magically enchanced item made of adamantine for costs and effects. Example:A Iron Longsword would have a +1 to attack and damage rolls and cost 2315 gold pieces. Silverscale Chainmail would have a AC Bonus of +9, be treated as light armor, Max Dex Bonus +4, ACP -2, Spell Failure 20%, Weight 20 pounds, and cost 20,300 gold pieces.</blockquote>

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