Splinter Crystal (material) - Revision history

Clooby: changing cost

2016-04-16T20:47:39Z

changing cost

Clooby at 22:36, 15 April 2016

2016-04-15T22:36:57Z

Guy: removing Set Cost category

2015-10-17T11:22:59Z

removing Set Cost category

Guy: Guy moved page Splinter Crystal to Splinter Crystal (material)

2014-12-17T07:48:18Z

Guy moved page Splinter Crystal to Splinter Crystal (material)

Guy: crafting update

2014-12-17T07:46:49Z

crafting update

Guy: spacing, phrasing

2014-07-19T06:15:17Z

spacing, phrasing

Clooby at 04:54, 19 July 2014

2014-07-19T04:54:48Z

Clooby: Created page with "{{TB |blacksmith=yes |set=30 |field1=Earth |field2=Heal |material=yes |intent=Offensive |form=Mechanical Item}} '''Splinter Crystals''' produce some of the sharpest edges kno..."

2014-07-19T04:44:27Z

Created page with "{{TB |blacksmith=yes |set=30 |field1=Earth |field2=Heal |material=yes |intent=Offensive |form=Mechanical Item}} '''Splinter Crystals''' produce some of the sharpest edges kno..."

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{{TB
|blacksmith=yes
|set=30
|field1=Earth
|field2=Heal
|material=yes
|intent=Offensive
|form=Mechanical Item}}

'''Splinter Crystals''' produce some of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, and are considered highly valuable for that quality. Typically, they appear as a dull blue crystalline formation, much like Crimson Granite, though more unusual colors have been discovered. In addition to sustaining an edge thus far unmatched by any other material, it also possesses the ability to slowly grow into a shape it has been molded into. This causes it to slowly repair itself, mending the cracks and chips that are commonplace in Splinter Crystal blades, due to its innate frailty.

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 '''Splinter Crystals''' are a [[material]] used by [[Weaponsmith]]s to create bladed weaponry.  These crystals typically appear as a crystalline formation of a dull blue color, though unusual color variations have been discovered.
-When a bladed weapon is forged with this material, it is capable of having one of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, albeit also one of the most brittle.  When one of these crystalline blades is damaged, as is often the case due to their fragility, they can gradually regrow into their original shape.  Mending cracks and chips may take mere minutes, whereas regrowing an entire blade make take as much as a week.
+When a bladed weapon is forged with this material, it is capable of having one of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, albeit also one of the most brittle.  When one of these crystalline blades is damaged, as is often the case due to their fragility, they can gradually regrow into their original shape.  Mending cracks and chips may take mere minutes, whereas regrowing an entire blade may take as much as a week.
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 ==Trivia==
 * Another material, known as [[Everwood]], has a similar effect of regrowing broken materials.
 * {{Original|creator=Razgriz}}

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-'''Splinter Crystals''' typically appear as a crystalline formation of a dull blue color, though unusual color variations have been discovered.  When a bladed weapon is forged with this material, it is capable of having one of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, albeit also one of the most brittle.  When one of these crystalline blades is damaged, as is often the case due to their fragility, they can gradually regrow into their original shape.  Mending cracks and chips may take a day or two, whereas regrowing an entire blade may take months or years.
+'''Splinter Crystals''' are a [[material]] used by [[Weaponsmith]]s to create bladed weaponry.  These crystals typically appear as a crystalline formation of a dull blue color, though unusual color variations have been discovered.
-A [[:Category:Woodworker Materials|Woodworker material]] with a similar effect is known as [[Everwood]]. {{Original|creator=Razgriz}}
+When a bladed weapon is forged with this material, it is capable of having one of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, albeit also one of the most brittle.  When one of these crystalline blades is damaged, as is often the case due to their fragility, they can gradually regrow into their original shape.  Mending cracks and chips may take mere minutes, whereas regrowing an entire blade make take as much as a week.

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+'''Splinter Crystals''' typically appear as a crystalline formation of a dull blue color, though unusual color variations have been discovered.  When a bladed weapon is forged with this material, it is capable of having one of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, albeit also one of the most brittle.  When one of these crystalline blades is damaged, as is often the case due to their fragility, they can gradually regrow into their original shape.  Mending cracks and chips may take a day or two, whereas regrowing an entire blade may take months or years.
 A [[:Category:Woodworker Materials|Woodworker material]] with a similar effect is known as [[Everwood]]. {{Original|creator=Razgriz}}

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 '''Splinter Crystals''' produce some of the sharpest edges known to Hyrule, and are considered highly valuable for that quality. Typically, they appear as a dull blue crystalline formation, much like Crimson Granite, though more unusual colors have been discovered. In addition to sustaining an edge thus far unmatched by any other material, it also possesses the ability to slowly grow into a shape it has been molded into. This causes it to slowly repair itself, mending the cracks and chips that are commonplace in Splinter Crystal blades, due to its innate frailty.