King Iedolas Solidor
Grand Duke of House Solidor
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To make a metal ore for future rping.
- Image Source: Here.
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Scientific Name: Thornanlium.
- Religious Name: Sacrarium Metallis.
- Popular Name: Blackthorn, Holythorn, Thorn.
- Manufacturer: Formed thousands of years ago on the Elzeri System's Homeworld by their deities.
- Affiliation: Closed-Market.
- Homeworld: Found only on the Elzeri System.
- Production: Semi-Unique. (Only eleven pieces made of thornanlium in existence)
- Modularity: Can be sculpted into shape and energy focused to use on utilities.
- Material: Metal.
- Classification: Metal.
- Weight: Heavy.
- Color (Know Tones): Variable, metal changes its tones from dark, black and crimson.
- Resistances:
- Energy: Low.
- Kinetic: Low.
- Lightsabers: Low.
- Plasmatic: Low.
- Melee Weaponry: Low.
- Corrosive: Low.
- Electric: Extreme.
- High Heat Tolerance: Low.
- High Freeze Tolerance: Average.
- Made many thousands of years before the Elzeri Reconquista, THornanlium was produced, according to the legends by their deities. After much analysis it was discovered that the metal is considered 'eternal', the metal does not rust, does not break without the use of external force, it can endure the passing of time without rusting away or damaging itself or its constructions. The metal is known for changing color after a certain amount of energy is directed against it, its energy are theorized to be dispersed into the air since the metal has showed a lot of weakness towards other sorts of external damaging.
- Eternal: The metal can endure the passing of time without falling apart. It was theorized that it would twenty thousand years before the metal decomposes itself due to the passing of time. Metal was created by the elzeri deities, the so-called Valmar through unknown means for their strange creations much like the Church's seat of power, Meneltarma tthe Sacred Temple of the elzeri religion. Every past (and future) attempt of remaking this metal or even understanding its composition has proven unfertile and useless, the metal remains a mystery left by their deities and its durability remains as its constructions stand firm.
- Fragile: This metal cannot endure any sorts of external damage. It will leave a burned mark when hit by a blaster bolt, pierced by disruptor and destroyed by raw strength. The only thing this metal does and has proven to do is continue to operate after long periods of time, this metal is considered useless for having no practical use in any sorts of modern science.
- Fragile: If cracked by sheer force, the metal and its pieces turn to dust suggesting that electric energy might be the sole reason why its composition remains unaltered without facing the same fate.
- Forgotten: Its knowledge on how to replicating the substance is long forgotten and cannot be retrieved.
According to the greatest geology minds in the galaxy, the metal is a enigmatic substance made from unknown means with its carbon dating from thousands of years ago with its background being surround by myth and fantasy. As the legend says, the deities worshipped by the elzeri called Valmar the Astrals, created this substance and used it to build their buildings, starships and even themselves, when they took forms. By unknown means they used a substance that ran like a liquid river to mold their designs and shapes, unlike other metals used with forging, this metal first assumes that 'jelly' shape when heated over three thousand degrees.
After the substance hardens, the metal assumes the shape molded to him and uses its most remarkable feature for its 'eternal existence' as the HoloNet has called. Over longer periods of time, the metal absorbs not only electricity and energy dispersed in the air, but also absorbs the small specks of dust blown to the wind, using it to create thin layers over layers above itself, hardening its composition to the state of immutability. This immutability proving itself to survive the testing of time, by adding layers over layers to protect itself from degredation, the material was also noted to find its undoing only through external strength.
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