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| − | Cermet is a white bone-looking material that is the primary construction material of the crags. The long spine-like strings of cermet can be found in various areas, such as [[Qufim Island]] and [[Meriphataud Mountains]]. Many an [[Evil Weapon]] can be found near any type of cermet, but oddly not the crags themselves. |
+ | Cermet is a white bone-looking material that is the primary construction material of the crags. The long spine-like strings of cermet can be found in various areas, such as [[Qufim Island]] and [[Meriphataud Mountains]]. Cermet is described as being an alloy harder and lighter than steel, rustproof, and being able to withstand extreme heat. Many an [[Evil Weapon]] can be found near any type of cermet, but oddly not the crags themselves. |
===Cermet Items=== |
===Cermet Items=== |
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Latest revision as of 05:15, 10 February 2012
Cermet is a white bone-looking material that is the primary construction material of the crags. The long spine-like strings of cermet can be found in various areas, such as Qufim Island and Meriphataud Mountains. Cermet is described as being an alloy harder and lighter than steel, rustproof, and being able to withstand extreme heat. Many an Evil Weapon can be found near any type of cermet, but oddly not the crags themselves.
Cermet Items
Historical Background
A cermet is a composite material composed of ceramic (cer-) and metallic (-met) materials. A cermet is ideally designed to have the optimal properties of both a ceramic, such as high temperature resistance and hardness, and those of a metal, such as the ability to undergo plastic deformation. Cermet was created after World War II, when the need to develop high temperature and high stress-resistant materials in the US became clear. The uses for cermet includes a wide range of applications from the aerospace industry down to the automotive industry was well as many uses in biometrics.