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Axum Ingot
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Axum Ingot

Polymetal alloy useful for fabricating Axum-derived technology.
Crafted at the Processor from 1 Titanium Ingot, 1 Atacamite and 1 Troilite. Used in 1 recipe.

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What to build

Axum Ingot

Materials needed

5

Items to gather

3

Material types

2

Craft actions

Raw materials to gather

Blueprint unlock

How the recipe is learned
Any one of these
Pick up Troilite + Unlock Processor
or
Pick up Atacamite + Unlock Processor

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Axum Ingot
A bewildering blend of ocean metals and microbial products. 1. High-entropy alloy Contains more than a dozen elements, including manganese, nickel, cobalt, strontium, iron and sulfur. These atoms form a microlattice inhabited by bacterial colonies, which protect and heal the alloy. 2. Ocean metal Axum alloy evolved from two conditions: the presence of rich polymetal nodules littered across the seafloor, and the absence of high-temperature fire or forging. Over thousands of years, the Axum learned to separate and combine these metals using only cold electrical and bacterial processes. 3. Cultural process The development of these alloys may have been closer to viniculture than to scientific metallurgy. Expert Axum might use sound, smell, touch, taste and electrical sense to monitor alloy formation, introducing different combinations of bacteria, metal feedstock and electrical current to modify the results. 4. Laterally inferior Although the bulk properties of Axum alloy are apparently inferior to transgov metals, there are peculiar and unexpected exceptions. The alloy reveals the history and divergent technology of an alien species. Assessment: requires complex processing of multiple mineral inputs. Important to construction or reconstruction of Axum technology.
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