Sky Iron

Sky iron is a hard, strong and brittle metal that has a dark gray/silver appearance when polished. It's less prone to rust when compared to regular iron. Sky iron, which literally falls from the sky in fiery balls of rock, is rare and highly prized for its unique properties. Each source of sky iron is unique and yields different properties. Most sky iron is highly receptive of enchantments, which makes sky iron sought after for the purpose of producing magical armor and weapons.
Because of its tendency to be brittle and intertwined with other elements, sky iron can be challenging to extract from its source and only the most experienced and accomplished metalsmiths are likely to know the secrets of refining this valuable material.

Physical Properties

• Melting Point: 2,732°F (1,500C)
• Density: 65.97 lb/gal (7.9 g/cc)
• Magnetic

Uses

Sky iron is almost exclusively used to produce sky steel, although the dwarves are known to use sky iron in the production of certain religious/ceremonial items.

Value

Sky iron is extremely rare and in high demand. It's value will fluctuate dramatically and it is typically very difficult to source. It's value will range from 50:1 Silver (x 0.02) to as high as 10:1 Silver (x 0.1).

Average Value: 25:1 Silver (x 0.04)

Item	Value	Weight	Notes
Sky Iron, Ounce	2	.0625 lb	0.219 cubic inches
Sky Iron Ingot	32	1 lb	3.5 cubic inches
Sky Iron Bar	800	25 lb	12 x 3 x 2.45 inches

by Buzzard via DALL-E 2

Values are listed for average quality and expressed in Imperial Moneri.

Weights are listed in Imperial Lib / Common Pounds.

Prices for goods and services will vary by location.