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[edit] Sun Spit

This metal is found on the inside of active volcanos its collected while its in a gel like phase and then then laided out in running water to cool and harden, before its forged.

This metal can only be gathered from volcanos that have gone off in the past 3 days other wise the metal becomes super hardend and cant be used to craft with. The metal takes 4 days to cool and if removed any sooner than that the metal is treated as standed steel. Any weapon crafted with this metal deals an extra die of damage and its concided to be flaming even thought there is no fire on it. any armor crafted with this metal its AC bonus is incressed by 2 and Max Dex brought down by 1.

Mastercraft Side rule: When used to craft mastercraft armor if the check is better then the Dc by 15 points then the armor has a Dr 10/15(fire) if used to make a weapon then when a critcal happens the weapon deals an addition 4 die of fire damage.

Sun Spit has 25 hit points per inch of thickness and hardness 20.

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