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− | Bauxite is the only [[stone]], apart from [[Raw_adamantine|adamantine]], which is suitable for the construction of [[mechanism|mechanisms]] to be used in [[floodgates]] which will come into contact with [[magma]]. Unfortunately bauxite can be found only in | + | Bauxite is the only [[stone]], apart from [[Raw_adamantine|adamantine]], which is suitable for the construction of [[mechanism|mechanisms]] to be used in [[floodgates]] which will come into contact with [[magma]]. Unfortunately bauxite can be found only in sedimentary areas, which are rare around volcanoes. |
Bauxite is the only stone to occasionally contain small clusters of [[Gem|rubies]] or [[Gem|sapphires]]. | Bauxite is the only stone to occasionally contain small clusters of [[Gem|rubies]] or [[Gem|sapphires]]. |
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Bauxite is the only stone, apart from adamantine, which is suitable for the construction of mechanisms to be used in floodgates which will come into contact with magma. Unfortunately bauxite can be found only in sedimentary areas, which are rare around volcanoes.
Bauxite is the only stone to occasionally contain small clusters of rubies or sapphires.