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Does an unarmed strike, while wearing Adamantine Armour, count as a magical attack?— Cameron (@MockStarNZ) November 8, 2017 Mithral armor is a magic item. It follows the rules for such items, including the text in antimagic field on magic items. #DnD https://t.co/mieVDbt90P— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) November 8, 2017 Is that…
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Does the adamantine armor protect against critical hits inside an antimagic field?— Azuro (@gandhi39) November 8, 2017 Adamantine armor is a magic item. It follows the rules for such items, including the text in antimagic field on magic items. #DnD https://t.co/GcNQGVqn16— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) November 8, 2017 Are adamantine weapons…
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@TheEdVerse I've been wondering, for some time, about different materials in different worlds. What would a real-world chemist make of a piece of mithril or admantine? What would a well-regarded Faerunian wizard discover from a bit of tungsten or titanium?— Stochastic.Questioner (@RandomQueriant) February 5, 2022 1) This is something left…
and, what about in Tomb of Annihilation, it describes the adamantine ingot of 1 pound to have a cost of 10 gp?
I see your point. Steel is probably realistically around 3 sp per pound, so I think ToA has it about right. Mithril, in my opinion, should be about 5 gp per pound. Just remember that the forging process for exotic metals is much harder and requires special oils (at least in the case of adamantine) for tempering, so I’d probably add the appropriate amount based on the weight if you’re forging an item from it, then add a modifier based on extra costs like the special oils and the rental of the high quality tools. (Maybe go with 5-10x the cost of the materials)