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While these gems are easier to find in Arfosian mines, they also appear in veins near mountain cores, even volcanoes.
Properties
Each gem can store a single spell, and upon the spell's use, the gem clears to store another spell within its facets.
History & Usage
Initially perceived as a stone similar to quartz, the mineral was discarded. The discovery of
Arfosian's uses in crafting
Warforged,
Magic Guns, and Warforged weaponry like
Warforged Cannons led magic users and engineers towards experimenting with minerals found near veins of Arfosian.
Records are still in dispute over who had in fact discovered the gem's ability to store a spell, and then after the spell's use, the gem could store another spell within it, but the records agree the gem's abilities were found after the first
Warforged were crafted.
These gems are used for single spell storing and restoring a spell, though their magical use is not nearly as common as the use of scrolls yet. This is in part because failing to store a spell properly can result in the gem breaking.
Before the discovery of their ability to store magic, the gems were used to craft children's jewelry and cheap trinkets.
Children's jewelry made of this material before its magical storing property around Soplas had been disassembled, and mining for the gems has become an industry of its own.
These gems have been inlaid into objects to grant the ability to activate the spell by the user.
Raw or refined, the gem can be used the same, though gems that have been cut or shaped are easier to work with. However, the gem but be entirely translucent to be of magical use, without any impurities within the gem.
Improper spell storing can result in the gem breaking, and a broken gem cannot store magic, nor can its shards.
The gems do not lose the ability to store a spell after the spell they store has been cast, but require the process of storing a new spell into the gem.
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