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'''Serpentine''' is a non-economic green [[stone]] found within clusters of [[olivine]]. Unlike olivine, it is not fire- or [[magma-safe]].
 
'''Serpentine''' is a non-economic green [[stone]] found within clusters of [[olivine]]. Unlike olivine, it is not fire- or [[magma-safe]].
  
== In Real Life ==
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== In real life ==
 
Serpentine refers to a sub-group of closely related minerals. Within the serpentine mineral group there is the mineral chrysotile that can be processed into blueish-green asbestos, making serpentine the closest thing to [[raw adamantine]] that exists in real life.
 
Serpentine refers to a sub-group of closely related minerals. Within the serpentine mineral group there is the mineral chrysotile that can be processed into blueish-green asbestos, making serpentine the closest thing to [[raw adamantine]] that exists in real life.
  

Latest revision as of 16:24, 3 May 2024

Serpentine
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Graphic
Serpentine sprite.png
Uses

Location

  • Found within olivine as small clusters
Properties
Not fire-safe Not magma-safe

Wikipedia article

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Serpentine is a non-economic green stone found within clusters of olivine. Unlike olivine, it is not fire- or magma-safe.

In real life[edit]

Serpentine refers to a sub-group of closely related minerals. Within the serpentine mineral group there is the mineral chrysotile that can be processed into blueish-green asbestos, making serpentine the closest thing to raw adamantine that exists in real life.

Serpentine.
Sedimentary
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
Metamorphic
Ore
Economic
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