Bone, Cryglass, Palladian

Weapons Light and one-handed melee weapons, as well as two-handed weapons that deal bludgeoning damage only, can be crafted from bone. Hafted two-handed weapons such as spears can be crafted with bone tips, as can arrowheads. Other two-handed weapons cannot be constructed of bone. Bone weapons have half the hardness of their base weapons and have the fragile weapon quality. Masterwork bone weapons also have the fragile quality, but magic bone weapons do not. 

Armor Studded leather, scale mail, breastplates, and wooden shields can all be constructed using bone. Bone either replaces the metal components of the armor, or in the case of wooden shields, large pieces of bone or shell replace the wood. Bone armor has a hardness of 5 and has the fragile armor quality. 

Meseta Cost Decrease: -50% Lighter than Iron: -25%
Corrosion Resistant Fragile
Free Anti-Fragility (When Enchanted)
Easier to Enchant - Shadow/Chaos
Hardness: 1/2

Bones

• Tier: 

• Rarity: 

• Cost Modifier: -50%

• Biome: 

• Origin: 

• Special Forging Requirement: 

• Hardness: 1/2

• HP/Inch: 

• Weight Modifier: -25%

Traits and Defects

• Fragile

• Free Anti Fragility (When Enchanged)

• Corrosion Resistant

Meseta Cost Increase: +350% Lighter than Iron: -25%
Corrosion Resistant Weapons: Naturally Keen
No Magical State Slots Remaining Crystal State: +1 -> +5 Elemental
Hardness: 12 DMG or Resist
Vehicle Construction: DMG from Crystal State: Enchant -> Elemental
Exotic Sources reduced -40% Cost
Personal Armor: Reduce Debuff Duration by 1/round (Min 1 Rnd)

Cryglass

• Tier: 

• Rarity: 

• Cost Modifier: +350%

• Biome: 

• Origin: 

• Special Forging Requirement: 

• Hardness: 12

• HP/Inch: 

• Weight Modifier: -25%

Traits and Defects

• Corrosion Resistant

• Weapons: Naturally Keen

Cryglass items Exist in Crystal-State, they Deal additional Elemental damage based on the level of enchantment they possess, a +5 Weapon will Deal +5 Elemental damage on a successful attack, when built into armor this bonus becomes +5 Elemental Resistance of the type in question, For Cryglass items it would be a +5 to a character's Elemental resistance, Crystal State also reduces the cost to enchant Elemental based magics by 10%

Palladian can absorb chakra from its owner to repair itself of damage, before sleeping each night the player can perform the Ritual of repair, all Palladian equipment must be removed and placed around a magic circle, the player will then meditate and talk with their equipment channeling 1 point of chakra to each of them, if the player does not have the chakra required, the equipment can consume vitality instead. after receiving a point the equipment will repair 1d4 points of damage.

Meseta Cost Increase: +900% *** than Iron: (To be Determined)
Corrosion Resistant Fire State: +1 -> +5 Fire DMG or
Ritual of Repair Resist
Hardness: 14 Fire State: Enchant -> Fire -40% Cost
Fire Eater (See Drop Down)

Palladian

• Tier: 

• Rarity: 

• Cost Modifier: +900%

• Biome: 

• Origin: 

• Special Forging Requirement: 

• Hardness: 14

• HP/Inch: 

• Weight Modifier: 

Traits and Defects

• Corrosion Resistant

• Ritual of Repair

• Fire Eater

Palladian items Exist in Fire-State, they Deal additional Fire damage based on the level of enchantment they possess, a +5 Weapon will Deal +5 Fire damage on a successful attack, when built into armor this bonus becomes +5 Fire Resistance of the type in question, For Palladian items it would be a +5 to a character's Fire resistance, Fire State also reduces the cost to enchant Fire based magics by 30%

Once per day when its wielder takes fire damage will reduce this damage by 1d4, the equipment heals that much damage

Once per day after Fire Eating.

A Burst Charge acts like a firaja blast enchantment, when a Palladian item eats fire it gains a burst charge, on command the Palladian item will explodes with flame

outword - if this is equipment it is a melee effect striking an opponent, if it is a weapon it will occur on the next successful strike, This fire does not harm the wielder. 

It Deals 1d10 points of fire damage if it is a small Palladian item or a weapon with a critical modifier of x2, If its a Medium Palladian sized item or If the weapon’s critical multiplier is ×3, add an extra 2d10 points of fire damage instead, and if the multiplier is ×4 or its a Large item, add an extra 3d10 points of fire damage instead.