Glassteel
The process of making glass has been around for centuries but though useful, the material is fragile. 40 years ago, Bishop Anderson, an alchemist working at the Grand Academy of Dreyvier was studying Illanya Windshear's formula for creating Loftwood and discovered a similar formula that worked on glass. The resulting elixir increased the strength of glass dramatically while still retaining the same color and transparency.
After Bishop made the discovery, he immediately made a business arrangement with his friend, Emerick Gallowell, a member of the Dwarven Trade Council. Within five years, Anderson Glassworks was making a fortune in profits.
Bishop's formula can be applied to any glass object, making it much stronger. Rather than shattering when struck, the class only cracks which makes it quite easy to repair with a Mending cantrip. If the formula is applied to glass while it is being crafted, the resulting item is virtually unbreakable.
Within the first decade of its founding, Anderson Glassworks made a lucrative contract with the Windshear shipyards and all of the most recently-made ships (both air and sea) have Anderson windows. The formula has also been applied to the windows the largest and most important buildings in every major city.
After Bishop made the discovery, he immediately made a business arrangement with his friend, Emerick Gallowell, a member of the Dwarven Trade Council. Within five years, Anderson Glassworks was making a fortune in profits.
Bishop's formula can be applied to any glass object, making it much stronger. Rather than shattering when struck, the class only cracks which makes it quite easy to repair with a Mending cantrip. If the formula is applied to glass while it is being crafted, the resulting item is virtually unbreakable.
Within the first decade of its founding, Anderson Glassworks made a lucrative contract with the Windshear shipyards and all of the most recently-made ships (both air and sea) have Anderson windows. The formula has also been applied to the windows the largest and most important buildings in every major city.
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