Re: Natural Resources

**BAM Blind And Mad** Thu Aug 23, 2012 1:58 pm

okay so heres my solution

Enchanted Gold

- somewhat rare(about todays gold)
- durable
- maluable
- lights up near deposits
- varity of colors depending on the size of deposit
- heat/cool near other dposits
- good conductor
- heat/cool resilent
- can only be found in places with magi

that solve all the problems?

**The Silent Watcher** Thu Aug 23, 2012 6:19 pm

Magic*

Yeah, pretty much.

@Megaprr - Perhaps, rather than it appearing at the base of the crystals, the crystals form on it? (The other way around).

On a side note, what is the "base" of a spherical crystal?

...Can spherical crystals even form naturally?

Or is it a rough spherical shape (ex. 120-sided object)

**Blackstar88** Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:30 pm

Technically nothing really spherical it just allot of very short straight sides that to us just appear curved

**The Silent Watcher** Thu Aug 23, 2012 11:42 pm

Well, yeah. Mathematically perfect spheres are impossible outside of...well, mathematics.

**Blackstar88** Fri Aug 24, 2012 12:02 am

But the intire universe is based of mathematics are you saying that the rtd universe is not

**Megaprr** Fri Aug 24, 2012 1:13 am

Keep in mind, it's molecular structure is constantly shifting and changing. as for the shape, I think of them as spheres growing on walls. they are held by what ever it is that's surrounding it, replacing it. so, in a cave, they are held by the walls, and when removed, they leave behind a spherical hole.

**The Silent Watcher** Fri Aug 24, 2012 1:51 am

Blackstar88 wrote:But the intire universe is based of mathematics are you saying that the rtd universe is not

No, I'm saying that you cannot make a perfect sphere in reality.

Quickedit: Well, not with atoms. Or relativity.

Megaprr wrote:Keep in mind, it's molecular structure is constantly shifting and changing. as for the shape, I think of them as spheres growing on walls. they are held by what ever it is that's surrounding it, replacing it. so, in a cave, they are held by the walls, and when removed, they leave behind a spherical hole.

Hm...if their structure constantly shifts, wouldn't they come in many different shapes, as well as sizes?

**Megaprr** Fri Aug 24, 2012 1:55 pm

no. their molecular structure changes, preventing them from being identified. but the molecules are generally balanced. It's not an exact sphere. but because it's always changing, you can't pinpoint a side.

unless you want them to.... but that complicates things...

**The Dark King** Sat Aug 25, 2012 11:38 am

Added 2 new materials, and tweaked Darkstone.

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