Kordoa (Core-doh-uh)

Properties

Material Characteristics

These rock sheets have strange, complicated, almost geometric shapes scattered all through them. While barely visible normally, these shaped and patterns are slightly elevated and thus become highly visible and high tempetures when the elevated regions begin to glow emerald green.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Kordoa is the most heat resistant material in the known universe. As such, it cannot be collected with typical mining lasers because it simply absorbs all the heat instead of melting away. So, as if drilling to the center of a planet wasn’t hard enough, harvesting of this rock is only possible through tedious physical drilling.

History & Usage

Refinement

This rocky material is most often found near the core of various planets across the galaxy, with the most notable exception being the nodules on the surface of Dhorn as well as a few various asteroids scattered in space (presumed to be fragments from the cores of long destroyed ancient celestial bodies).

Manufacturing & Products

Kordoa is most often used in vehicles, buildings, or machinery that needs to withstand tremendous amounts of heat, such as the surface of a star and the like.

Type

Rock, Metamorphic

Rarity

Rare

Color

Matte black, edges glow green when superheated

Melting / Freezing Point

807,500° F

Density

3x Steel

Related Locations

• Dhorn