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Just posting this here so I can find it more easily. Don't want to research it more than once.
http://www.mortalonline.com/forums/50245-materials-metals.html the original
The obvious ones-------
Pig iron, cuprum / copper, silver, gold, electrum (not shown as ingots-- but it is a naturally occuring alloy of gold and silver which correlates with the ingame extraction resultshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrum)
Bron=bronze; grain steel, tungsteel and steel are all varying types of steel
The not so obvious but easy to sort out--
and web sites that has some of this spelled out
Ingots first---
Aabam= lead http://www.mindat.org/min-10405.html http://www.mindat.org/min-2358.html
Bleck = tin (copper + tin = bronze : cuprum + bleck = bron)
Messing = brass http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-german/brass
Skadite = platinum?? from what I've seen this is conjecture based on it's relative weight
Material lore (metallurgy ) but not represented by ingots
Calamine= Zinc/zinc oxide http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calamine & (Cuprum+calamine= messing : copper+zinc= brass)
Lupium= Wolframite (tungsten rich ore) lupus=wolf & grain steel + lupium = tungsteel (tungsten/steel alloy)
almine= aluminum?? (admittedly this one is kinda weak) http://alminea2.en.made-in-china.com...L090716a-.html
Ichor= mercury (since it is represented as a liquid)
Gem metal = ???
arcronite= ???
Comments
That's some really good information.
I love the detail and complexity they've got in the harvesting-extracting-refining-crafting loop. Personal knowledge is actually important. My slaggy is still learning his way through the lores....
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Thanks. there are better sources for the info
http://www.darkhandofvalor.com/showthread.php?5061-Real-world-materials-comparison&p=32161
http://mortalpk.com/gamelists/material
To round out the list----left them off the list due to lack of anything concrete to back it up
gem metal= beryllium
arcronite = chromium
as much as anything I made up my version of the list to document what indicates the correspondences.
Briefly here's the other end----
Saburra= sandstone http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/saburra
Granum = granite ?
Tephra = tephra http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tephra
calx = limestone ?
Gabore = gabbro http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabbro