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Obsidian is considered an {{L|economic stone}} and, with a {{L|material value}} of 3, is 50% more valuable than {{L|flux}} (material value 2) and triple the value of average {{L|stone}} (material value 1), yielding the highest-{{L|value}} stone {{L|furniture}} and {{L|finished goods}}. In order to use it for anything other than weapons, it needs to be turned on (to green) on the stone management portion of the {{L|Status|z-status screen}} via ({{key|z}}, {{key|stone}}). | Obsidian is considered an {{L|economic stone}} and, with a {{L|material value}} of 3, is 50% more valuable than {{L|flux}} (material value 2) and triple the value of average {{L|stone}} (material value 1), yielding the highest-{{L|value}} stone {{L|furniture}} and {{L|finished goods}}. In order to use it for anything other than weapons, it needs to be turned on (to green) on the stone management portion of the {{L|Status|z-status screen}} via ({{key|z}}, {{key|stone}}). | ||
| − | Obsidian is the only stone that can be used to make {{L|weapon|short swords}} (which also requires a {{L|wood}} log) at a {{L|craftsdwarf's workshop}} using the {{L|stonecrafter}} skill. The {{L|damage}} of an obsidian weapon is the same as for a {{L|steel}} {{L|weapon}} of the same {{L|quality}}. | + | Obsidian is the only stone that can be used to make {{L|weapon|short swords}} (which also requires a {{L|wood}} log) at a {{L|craftsdwarf's workshop}} using the {{L|stonecrafter}} skill. The {{L|damage}} of an obsidian weapon is the same as for a {{L|steel}} {{L|weapon}} of the same {{L|quality}}. |
====Other sources of obsidian==== | ====Other sources of obsidian==== | ||
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Obsidian is one of the types of Template:L* that forms entire Template:Ls. Obsidian is typically present in large quantities on maps with Template:Ls or Template:Ls. It is always found surrounding these features, varying between 2-5 tiles thick, on every layer of the magma plus often above and below.
- (* technically volcanic glass in Template:L.)
Obsidian is considered an Template:L and, with a Template:L of 3, is 50% more valuable than Template:L (material value 2) and triple the value of average Template:L (material value 1), yielding the highest-Template:L stone Template:L and Template:L. In order to use it for anything other than weapons, it needs to be turned on (to green) on the stone management portion of the Template:L via (z, stone).
Obsidian is the only stone that can be used to make Template:L (which also requires a Template:L log) at a Template:L using the Template:L skill. The Template:L of an obsidian weapon is the same as for a Template:L Template:L of the same Template:L.
Other sources of obsidian
Obsidian is produced whenever magma and water are mixed, which is done intentionally in dwarven Template:L. Also, Template:L towers are made of obsidian and can be mined to produce large quantities of it. Lastly, Template:L become a single, usable obsidian stone when killed.
"Obsidian" is the also name of the twelfth month of the dwarven Template:L, covering late Winter.
[MATGLOSS_STONE:OBSIDIAN]
[NAME:obsidian][COLOR:0:7:1][TILE:177][LAVA][SHARP]
[IGNEOUS_EXTRUSIVE]
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