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Fantasy Metals Reforged
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Fantasy Metals Reforged

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This mod adds fictional metals each with their unique strengths.
This version attempts to rebalance said resources as well as give it a graphical overhaul.

Changes from the original:

Sprites have been updated from the odd pixel-art to better fit the game.
All stats have been mostly reduced, though their niches have been kept:
Mithril is a strong lightweight metal.
Orichalchum is very heavy but exceeds in blunt damage
Adamantite makes for great sharp-armor.
Scarletite (formerly Tozra) is the king of swords.
Vibranium (formerly Skelsshkrum) succeeds in blunt-armor.
Solorite is mostly decorational.

1.3.0 Update:
Mithril now improves the attack speed of melee weapons (20%), finally as intended, making it contest with Scarletite.
Orichalcum on the other hand got a bit slower (10%) reflecting its designed weight. It still has plenty bonking power though.
Solorite got a bit of a rework, i couldnt figure out how to inherit the glowing to buildings (and items) made out of stuff. So instead it became Solpyrite, the "Fool's gold of the Rim". it's almost as pretty as actual gold, but far less valuable.



I intend on making this as balanced as possible while still retaining its "best in class" theme. Feedback is welcome.
(slightly outdated) Spreadsheet of sexy numbers:
[i.imgur.com]

This 'should' be compatible with other/old versions of the mod, defnames are kept and only display names and stats have changed, but i cannot guarantee functionality.
Komentarzy: 74
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Renix 22 kwietnia o 17:17 
weird I never had a problem using this in 1.4
KhanKhanen 27 lipca 2023 o 4:29 
Thank you for this mod, though we can't use it anymore since going to 1.4 but it was still a really great mod and I appreciate your work.
Alexander Zagirov 21 lutego 2023 o 14:21 
Decided to create a fork: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2936850549
baeus6 28 listopada 2022 o 17:32 
You can just load it, it seems to run fine on 1.4
Aegis J Hyena 4 listopada 2022 o 0:29 
I really hope this hits 1.4 -- I enjoyed the variety it gave my mining runs.
Renix 25 października 2022 o 0:02 
does this work in 1.4?
Pawmee 24 października 2022 o 2:40 
please update for 1.4
Redtor 23 października 2022 o 18:35 
Wassup.
Jerm 13 sierpnia 2022 o 9:10 
dead mod lol
Alexander Zagirov 7 lipca 2022 o 13:34 
Overall, it’s a good idea to give every metal its own specialty but poorly executed. Legendary metals having a market value almost identical to plasteel? Commonality of 0.3 for all of those metals while plasteel’s is only 0.05? Very “balanced” indeed.
Solpyrite is useless and just adds to the bloat.
Mithril and scarletite are both used for sharp weapons. It would’ve been best to remove scarletite and up mithril a bit.
By logic orichalcum should be mithril’s counterpart for blunt weapons, but this metal’s resistances aren’t much worse that adamantite’s, and heat resistance even 50% better. So, for endgame legendary armor (especially modded ones) capped at 200% resistances orichalcum usually a better choice.
And vibranium is the worst of them all! Not only it’s flammable but other that blunt this metal’s resistances are trash! Only 30% heat resistance, and worse that plasteel’s sharp resistance. *facepalm* You don’t want an armor created from this, trust me.