Stone Age - Materials

Materials of the stone age.

Stone Age - Materials

Materials

Materials are substances needed for construction, repair and industry. They can be traded, hoarded and collected. They are needed for the function of complex systems such as caravans, sea travel and the operation of large businesses or governments of any size.

Table of Materials

Material Description Damage Resistance Item Traits Cost
Wood The dry fibrous bodies and branches of trees and shrubs. Easily acquired and renewable. 2 Flammable, Craftable 2 Bead per kg
Charcoal Wood burned down to fine charcoal. Can be used for fuel or fires. 1 Flammable, Combustible 5 Beads per kg
Stone Mined from the earth or hewn from the rock, stone makes for a sturdy if expensive building material. 3 Craftable 1 Bead per kg
Flint A lightweight stone often found near rivers. 1 Craftable 5 Beads per kg
Copper A hard orange metal that turns a teal green as it oxidizes.  4 Castable, Craftable 10 Beads per kg
Coal Flammable compressed coal mined from exposed mountains or from deep in the earth. 1 Flammable, Combustible 10 Beads per kg
Crude Rope Made from interwoven fibers, rope is used in nearly every profession or trade in some manner and is generally considered to be one of the most useful things to have on hand. 1 Flammable, Destructible, Craftable 40 Beads per Meter
Fiber Plant fibers used for various types of crafting. 0 Flammable, Craftable 5 Beads per Meter
Hide Untreated animal hides 1 Craftable 10 Beads per Meter
Leather The treated hide of animals. 2 Craftable 22 Beads per Meter