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Banesilver

Banesilver describes a silver-nickel alloy that underwent a ritualistic forging process to grant it anti-magical properties. The only official manufacturer in Europa is the Catholic Church, but other cultures have their own analogous materials. Because of its immense cost, it is most often alloyed further with different metals, reducing its effects.

In application, banesilver amulets dampen an individual's aura and make probing much more difficult, banesilver shackles can be used to restrain even powerful practicioners, and a banesilver blade will have a much easier time cutting through reinforced skin – in addition to being particularly effective against the Erlking's kin.

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    matchmix
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    Kind of impressive that Author has thought of maps for the world building lshock
    Or maybe I need to read more novels lol
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      Noob.SvCy
      Noob.SvCy
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      i heard The World Online has good world building too and reading the war/battle arcs with maps by side is the way to go there.. never tried tho.
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      Winnie ThePoohBear
      Winnie ThePoohBear
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      It's a map very heavily based on the European late mideival/early modern period, but it still looks very interesting.
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        jideroland
        jideroland
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        So the empire is supposed to be the HRE
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          Winnie ThePoohBear
          Winnie ThePoohBear
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          Yeah that's what I gathered. The khanate also seems to be based on the golden horde, and you have Palonia and Hellas which are basically just Lithuania and Byzantium. Ofc there are also more obvious connections like Francia and so on.
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