Nanobots
Properties
Material Characteristics
A hexagonal piece of plasma tech able to hold its own shape. One single nanobot isn’t big enough to see with the naked eye.
Physical & Chemical Properties
Warm to the touch, almost life-like.
Geology & Geography
They seem to only naturally appear in Nirilf, mostly in the mountains.
Origin & Source
As strange as it sounds, they come from eggs that naturally form underground and sprout up once ready to hatch.
Life & Expiration
It’s so stable that it pretty much cannot decay. One nanobot could last for millions of years theoretically. The magic within it doesn’t decay whatsoever, and actually grows stronger the more it’s used.
History & Usage
History
The fae seemed to have always had a good understanding of nanobots. Those aware of its existence argue that it’s a rare plant-like magic material, while others argue that it was something made by the gods. They’re not sure what god exactly, though, as the Mirthaen Pantheon has never talked about its existence. They believe it may be an ancient god who existed long before Lady Merthicz herself.
Everyday use
It’s commonly used to create buildings, vehicles, and in rare cases servants.
Cultural Significance and Usage
It’s very sacred to the Nirilfin fae, often used in religious practises.
Manufacturing & Products
The nanobots can be used to mimic any material on the planet, perfect for camouflaging its existence.
Reusability & Recycling
They’re highly reusable, if you know how to program them. It’s often used to serve a single purpose, but can be used for a multitude of things.
Distribution
Trade & Market
It’s highly sought after by researchers, but it’s not sold to just anyone. The fae are extremely particular about who they let know of this magical tech in the first place, let alone own it.
Storage
They’re rather easy to store because of how small they are. They can compact into small hexagons when they’re not being used for anything.
Law & Regulation
It’s so rare that even the Highking is unaware of its existence (or at least, should be unaware of it), so there’s no laws or regulations around it.
Type
Nanomaterial
Value
They’re incredibly valuable, though not many really understand the value of it. It’s often traded for a stack of gold bars.
Rarity
Very rare, at least to find big enough ones visible to the naked eye.
Taste
Bitter
Color
Dark grey
Common State
Plasma
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