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| − | Ore for one of the most valuable metals available, second only to [[Adamantine]]. It's high material value makes it a convenient material for high value rooms for nobles. Especially so, since mining it still leaves a valuable platinum floor. | + | Ore for one of the most valuable metals available, equal in value to [[aluminum]] and second only to [[Adamantine]]. It's high material value makes it a convenient material for high value rooms for nobles. Especially so, since mining it still leaves a valuable platinum floor. |
Platinum can occur in veins inside bodies of [[magnetite]] or [[olivine]] and as small cluster within [[chromite]] and alluvial [[soil]]. | Platinum can occur in veins inside bodies of [[magnetite]] or [[olivine]] and as small cluster within [[chromite]] and alluvial [[soil]]. | ||
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Ore for one of the most valuable metals available, equal in value to aluminum and second only to Adamantine. It's high material value makes it a convenient material for high value rooms for nobles. Especially so, since mining it still leaves a valuable platinum floor.
Platinum can occur in veins inside bodies of magnetite or olivine and as small cluster within chromite and alluvial soil.