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{{Stone_layer|name=Felsite|tile=.|color=#888|basic_color=#888|color2=#CCC
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* [[Igneous extrusive layer]]
 
* [[Material value]] 1
 
|contains=
 
* [[Hematite]][[verify]]
 
* [[Native gold]]
 
* [[Native copper]]
 
* [[Tetrahedrite]]
 
* [[Native aluminum]]
 
* Brimstone
 
* Realgar
 
* Orpiment
 
* Stibnite
 
* Rutile
 
* Hornblende
 
* Alunite
 
* Microline
 
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[[Category:Stone]]
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'''Felsite''' is one of the types of [[stone]] that forms entire [[stone#Stones forming entire layers |layer]]s.
[[Category:Igneous Extrusive Stone Layers]]
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It is identical in all ways to 2 of the other 4 igneous extrusive stones: [[andesite]] and [[rhyolite]] ([[basalt]] contains [[sunstone]]s, and [[obsidian]] has its own special properties).
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"Felsite" is also the name of the third month of the dwarven [[calendar]], covering late Spring.
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Latest revision as of 20:18, 20 September 2012

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Uses
Properties
Contains

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

Felsite is one of the types of stone that forms entire layers.

It is identical in all ways to 2 of the other 4 igneous extrusive stones: andesite and rhyolite (basalt contains sunstones, and obsidian has its own special properties).

"Felsite" is also the name of the third month of the dwarven calendar, covering late Spring.

Sedimentary
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
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