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* [[Ore]] of [[silver]] (50%) | * [[Ore]] of [[silver]] (50%) | ||
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| − | Galena ore | + | '''Galena''' is an [[ore]] of both [[lead]] and [[silver]]. It is found as veins within a wide range of locations: [[granite]], [[limestone]], and all [[igneous extrusive layer]]s and [[metamorphic layer]]s. |
| − | When galena ore is smelted, it will always produce one | + | When galena ore is smelted, it will always produce one lead bar. There is also a fifty percent chance of a silver bar being produced in addition to the lead. |
| − | Since galena is an ore of silver, it can be | + | Since galena is considered an ore of silver, it can be used in the creation of [[billon]] and [[electrum]] just as easily as [[silver nuggets]]. While it will not produce a lead bar during such a reaction, it can still be worthwhile due to lead having a much lower value than either alloy. |
| − | + | == Smelting == | |
| + | Galena can be used to make several types of metal bars at a [[smelter]]: | ||
| + | * [[Lead]] bars, with a 50% chance of an additional [[silver]] bar | ||
| + | * [[Electrum]] bars - with [[gold nuggets]] | ||
| + | * [[Billon]] bars - with [[copper nuggets]], [[malachite]] or [[tetrahedrite]] | ||
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Galena is an ore of both lead and silver. It is found as veins within a wide range of locations: granite, limestone, and all igneous extrusive layers and metamorphic layers.
When galena ore is smelted, it will always produce one lead bar. There is also a fifty percent chance of a silver bar being produced in addition to the lead.
Since galena is considered an ore of silver, it can be used in the creation of billon and electrum just as easily as silver nuggets. While it will not produce a lead bar during such a reaction, it can still be worthwhile due to lead having a much lower value than either alloy.
Smelting
Galena can be used to make several types of metal bars at a smelter:
- Lead bars, with a 50% chance of an additional silver bar
- Electrum bars - with gold nuggets
- Billon bars - with copper nuggets, malachite or tetrahedrite