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'''Marble''' is the only [[metamorphic]] [[flux]] [[stone]], and as such is very valuable when in a primarily metamorphic biome. It also frequently contains a wide variety of [[gem]]s.
 
'''Marble''' is the only [[metamorphic]] [[flux]] [[stone]], and as such is very valuable when in a primarily metamorphic biome. It also frequently contains a wide variety of [[gem]]s.
  
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Being a [[calcium carbonate]] stone, marble can be made into [[quicklime]] at a [[kiln]], to make [[parchment]] [[sheet]]s.
Being a [[calcium carbonate]] stone, marble can be made into [[quicklime]] at a [[kiln]], to make [[parchment]] [[sheet]]s
 
  
 
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Marble
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Graphic
Marble sprite.png
Uses
Properties
Fire-safe Not magma-safe
Contains

Wikipedia article

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Marble is the only metamorphic flux stone, and as such is very valuable when in a primarily metamorphic biome. It also frequently contains a wide variety of gems.

Being a calcium carbonate stone, marble can be made into quicklime at a kiln, to make parchment sheets.

"Marble" in other Languages Books-aj.svg aj ashton 01.svg
Dwarven: urir
Elven: èri
Goblin: åbduz
Human: pamud
Sedimentary
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
Metamorphic
Ore
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