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'''Magnetite''' is an [[ore]] of [[iron]]. It appears as large, oval-shaped [[cluster]]s. A magnetite cluster may sometimes contain [[vein]]s of [[native platinum]], which can continue outside of the cluster itself. | '''Magnetite''' is an [[ore]] of [[iron]]. It appears as large, oval-shaped [[cluster]]s. A magnetite cluster may sometimes contain [[vein]]s of [[native platinum]], which can continue outside of the cluster itself. | ||
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Magnetite is an ore of iron. It appears as large, oval-shaped clusters. A magnetite cluster may sometimes contain veins of native platinum, which can continue outside of the cluster itself.
In terms of metalsmithing, magnetite is identical to hematite and limonite. However, magnetite is distinguished by the extreme size of each deposit compared to the other iron ores - while a vein might hold 100 tiles of ore, a cluster can contain around 750.
In the real world[edit]
Magnetite is found in ingenous batholiths (very large bodies of solidified magma). So it would be more accurate (and balanced) if magnetite was found in intrusive igneous such as Granite, rather than sedimentary layers which are made up of weathered rocks, which probably don't contain magnetite, and would not form in such large clusters.
Magnetite is the most magnetic of all the naturally occurring minerals. It is often found in the form of black sand. This is due to igneous rocks containing magnetite being weathered and transported into seas.
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