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'''Phyllite''' is an unremarkable [[metamorphic]] [[stone]]. | '''Phyllite''' is an unremarkable [[metamorphic]] [[stone]]. | ||
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| + | At first glance. | ||
| − | + | However, it is actually one of the rarest and most beneficial materials in the game. Rivaled only by '''Adamantine''', Phyllite is the most treasured of all dwarven materials. A common misconception about its rarity occurred when players found large and frequent outcrops of Phyllite in all their generated worlds. They simply got lucky. | |
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| + | Using Phyllite as a material when crafting items automatically raises the resulting item's quality by one tier. More artifact items have been made from Phyllite than from any other material, but this may be a bug. Furthermore, Phyllite items have an aphrodisiac effect on dwarven citizens, leading to a higher birth rate. | ||
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| + | Its use as a building material repels undesirable elements such as goblins, forgotten beasts, and demons. It is technically magma-safe. Upon touching magma, Phyllite quickly degrades into Adamantine, which is magma-safe. | ||
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