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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
| − | * Adamantine plate has the same movement speed as [[steel]] plate and [[glimmersteel]] | + | * Adamantine plate has the same movement speed as [[steel]] plate and [[glimmersteel]] plate. |
* Adamantine weapons do 10% more damage. | * Adamantine weapons do 10% more damage. | ||
| + | * Adamantine armor has higher damage reduction than armor made from normal materials. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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Description
Adamantine and Glimmersteel lumps are obtained as rewards from the Hunt of the ancients.
Also, at the end of Epic scenarios, the winning God will sometimes inflict terraforming events upon the territories of opposing kingdoms, such as large trenches, towers of dirt and volcanos. Around these changes, boulders appear which can be mined for Glimmersteel and Ademantine.
Notes
- Adamantine plate has the same movement speed as steel plate and glimmersteel plate.
- Adamantine weapons do 10% more damage.
- Adamantine armor has higher damage reduction than armor made from normal materials.
