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GURPS - Fantasy Gear

This document provides information on various materials for armor, weapons, and provisions for fantasy campaigns, including their costs and properties. Dwarven steel makes armor and weapons that are stronger but heavier. Elven steel creates lighter armor and weapons of high quality. Mithral and silveron are strong but lightweight metals used for fine weapons and armor. Adamantine becomes nearly unbreakable and can provide high damage reduction. Obdurium is also very strong. Dragon scale armor is lighter but more expensive to make. Finer armor types are lighter but much more costly. Different arrow and bolt materials provide damage bonuses. Dwarven and elven breads offer more sustenance per slice. Essential water quenches thirst more.

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GURPS - Fantasy Gear

This document provides information on various materials for armor, weapons, and provisions for fantasy campaigns, including their costs and properties. Dwarven steel makes armor and weapons that are stronger but heavier. Elven steel creates lighter armor and weapons of high quality. Mithral and silveron are strong but lightweight metals used for fine weapons and armor. Adamantine becomes nearly unbreakable and can provide high damage reduction. Obdurium is also very strong. Dragon scale armor is lighter but more expensive to make. Finer armor types are lighter but much more costly. Different arrow and bolt materials provide damage bonuses. Dwarven and elven breads offer more sustenance per slice. Essential water quenches thirst more.

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GURPS Fantasy Gear

This is a list of some of materials for Fantasy campaigns (along with some pseudo
scientific explanations).

Dwarven Steel (Carbonized Steel): This strong and heavy steel can be made with
improved smithing techniques. Armor made from this has +1 DR (x10 cost), and
dwarven steel weapons are typically of fine quality (x5 cost)

Elven Steel (High-Grade Steel): this strong and light metal is nearly pure steel. Special
Elven chainmail is made primarily from this metal and weights half as much as normal
(x20 cost). Regular +1 DR armor can also be made from this (x12 cost). Elven steel
weapons are typically of fine quality (x5 cost).

Mithral (Titanium): This strong but lightweight metal gains a silvery hue in mana rich
worlds, but is otherwise similar to it’s real-life counterpart. It is often used to make very
fine weapons (x20 cost), and armor made from this weighs half as much as normal and
has +1DR (x50 cost).

Silveron (Titanium alloy): As per Mithral

Adamantine (Palmerium): Found in thin lodes under deep oil deposits, or in meteorites.
It is amber tinted and very strong, but it becomes brittle when exposed to UV rays. In a
mana rich world, this metal can become almost unbreakable. The Drow often use this for
very fine weapons or +2 DR armor. When refined by dwarves, the metal loses its
vulnerability to sunlight and can make super-fine weapons (x200 cost) or +4 DR armor
(x100 cost). The refinement process is rumored use the metal to earth, essential earth, and
earth to metal spells.

Obdurium (Osmium): Little is known about this metal, and it is often confused with
Adamantine. It is very strong and can make very fine or even super-fine weapons if
worked by a master craftsman. It can also make +4 DR armor (x50 cost, +20% weight)

Orichalcum: A coppery metal that has a reddish glow in sunlight, Orichalcum reduces
enchantment costs by 100 points per ounce. It is otherwise similar to copper. It costs at
least $2500 per ounce.

Dragon scale: Any armor can be made out of a dragon’s hide, providing the hide came
from a dragon of the appropriate age (i.e. had the same DR as the armor being made).
Armor made out of dragon scale is 20% lighter than normal, and costs double the armor’s
normal cost just to fashion (you have to provide the material).

Quality Armor: Fine armor can be made that is 10% lighter for +25% to cost. Very fine
armor weighs 20% less: cost and manufacture time is doubled. It is extremely rare and
only a master armorer (Armory 20+) could attempt to make it.
Arrows: Fine (+1 damage) arrows can be made from the Elven Steel and cost $25 each.
Arrows made from Mithral are Very Fine (+2 damage) and cost $250 each.

Bolts: Fine (+1 damage) crossbow bolts made from Dwarven Steel can be had for $20
each. Adamantine bolts are +2 damage, but cost $500 each.

Dwarven Bread: One slice is equal to one meal, and the loaf itself is hard enough to be
used as a weapon. There are 20 slices in a $200 2 lb. loaf. The baking process is rumored
use the essential earth, earth to stone, and create food spells.

Elven Waybread: One slice equals 3 meals. There are 20 slices in a $1,500 1 lb. loaf.
This magically enhanced bread is made only by elves, but is rumored to use the essential
food spell.

Essential Water: Three times as thirst quenching as normal water, $40 per gallon.

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