Magical Materials

Mythril
Mythril is a magical ore found deep within the Earth. Pure mythril looks almost like glass and is very translucent. This material is quite rare and most mythril used is impure. Impure mythril is typically a mythril-silver alloy.

Impure Mythril - +1 AC or damage; 500 GP per ingot

Semi-Pure Mythril - +2 AC or damage; 10,000 GP per ingot

Mostly Pure Mythril - +3 AC or damage; 27,500 GP per ingot

Pure Mythril - +4 AC or damage; 50,000 GP per ingot

Dwarven Steel
Dwarven steel is an alloy made from bronze, iron, and gold. The recipe for the metal is carefully guarded by the dwarves. It is dark brown just after forging. The forger then uses acid to remove the outer layer. The dwarven steel takes on a, well, steel coloration. It has a pattern on the blade, similar to Damascus steel.

The steel itself has no magical powers. However, it is valuable because it can be enchanted easily. The steel can have 3 runes on it, instead of the usual 2. It costs 7,500 GP for an ingot.

Dragon Steel
Dragon steel is made by combining the blood of a dragon with normal steel. It absorbs the element of the dragon's blood. For example, if the dragon releases acid it does acid damage, if the dragon releases fire it does fire damage, and so on.

On top of the benefits of the enchantment on your item, you only take half damage from an attack of that damage type, and if you attack, you do half the damage you took. This effect wears off after the turn after you get attacked. If your opponent attacks again, the effect starts again.

The price for an ingot of dragon steel is 35,000 GP for an ingot.

Living Wood
Living wood is special because it is made from magical trees. It is called living wood because it is at the core of creatures such as ents and without the living wood, they would be normal trees.

Living wood is light and because of this, any living wood weapon can be used with dexterity. It also grants you an extra attack.

Living wood weapons give a +3 to damage, and living wood shields give a +3 to AC. The living quality also gives an extra 2 enchantment slots.

A 3 by 3 piece of living wood costs 150,000 GP.

Ishtocian Glass
Ishtocian glass was created in the Dragonrise when lots of the Ishtocian deserts turned to glass.

Ishtocian glass grants a +2 on attacks on Undead.

An ingot of Ishtocian glass costs 100 GP.

Note: None of the prices mentioned are fixed. These are the standard prices, but they may vary based on the abundance or otherwise of resources, haggling, the seller, or other variables.