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Feathered beasts.

Cleaned and preserved bone.

Insects and spiders of all kinds.

The natural weapons of beasts.

The beasts that are native to water.

The scaled and slimy beasts, from snakes, to newts, to frogs.

The preserved hide of warm-blooded beasts.

Plants with colored petals!

Dried and preserved wood.

Potent foodstuffs such as fruits and vegetables.

Congealed and concentrated sap.

Various types of mushrooms and fungus.

Invasive and parasitic plants.

A reddish soft metal that is abundant and easily shaped. Pure copper can tarnish, but does not become brittle.

A rare and precious metal. Gold does not tarnish or corrode, is extremely ductile, and known to enhance many magical operations.

A hard grey metal. Iron is useful for its strength and hardness, but can be difficult to work because it requires high temperatures and easily corrodes.

A soft, malleable metal, with a low melting point and high density. Lead does not corrode easily. This metal is abundant and easy to smelt making it ideal for many mundane applications like food containers and cosmetics.

A liquid metal.

A highly reflective white metal. Like gold, silver is a soft metal and can be used in precise crafts, like jewelry.

This grayish metal is malleable and ductile. Tin’s low melting point makes it easy to smelt and mould. Tin can easily become brittle.

A malleable mineral.

This hard green mineral is often used as an ornamental stone, but does find some use in tools and weapons.

These precious stones are all translucent with distinct colors and are generally harder than other minerals. Gemstones are valued both for their beauty and potent magical energies.

This mineral is frequently used to create cleaning products, from mouthwashes to soaps. Natron is also used to preserve foods.

This mineral is best known for being both hard and brittle. Obsidian is used as a decorative stone, and in creating bladed tools and weapons.

An orange mineral popular as a bright pigment. It is also used by scribes to remove ink, and in curative magical operations.