Nathlesin (nath-less-ihn)

(Also known as mythril.)

Properties

Material Characteristics

Silvery in colour, and extremely lustrous in sheen. It is the most lustrous metal known.

Physical & Chemical Properties

About as light as cotton, while still being stronger than any steel or even titanium.

Compounds

An alloy is made from valamitin, titanium, and nathlesin for use in armor, weaponry, and essential foundations. Exceptionally wear-resistant and durable, this alloy is also quite expensive due to the relative rarity of two of its component metals and because of the difficulty in forging.

History & Usage

Reusability & Recycling

Since it does not degrade with repeated reforging, unlike steel, old items that no longer have a use or significance are frequently melted down to make new items that are needed.

Distribution

Storage

Usually kept in a dry location and out of the elements when not in use. Aside from standard cleaning, items made from this require very little maintenance and no special equipment.

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Type
Metal
Rarity
Rare
Odor
Faint, metallic
Taste
Metallic
Color
Silver-grey, hyper-lustrous
Boiling / Condensation Point
4,020°C (7,268°F)
Melting / Freezing Point
2,130°C (3,866°F)
Density
1.56 g/cm³
Common State
Solid
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