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Join Date: Aug 2011
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A gem quality synthetic will sell for about what I was citing, depending on the size, clarity, and color. It wasn't too hard to get prices for those.
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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The thing that impressed me was that it was a away to make an advanced explosive without anything like an advanced knowledge of chemistry.
Then there's the possibility of magic/tech cross-fertilization. A TL 3 Enchanter who knew Measurement and Shape Metal and could make Permanent Force Walls could build something that makes one of those Russian anvils look like a garlic press. Then he could mass produce this fascinating stuff that's 4x as powerful as Chinese Fireworks Powder. At least as long as he doesn't have a critical failure. :)
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Forest Grove, Beaverton, Oregon
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Way back in my youth, I wondered about making a curious alchemist that used "simple" heat spells to grow gem crystals like ruby.
Careful/lucky experimentation with magic could allow amazing things that would normally take concerted scientific focused efforts to invent.
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