Difference between revisions of "Ardanium"
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| − | [[file: | + | | name = Ardanium| image =[[file:ardanium.jpg]] |
| + | | Usage = Fuel Canisters | ||
| + | | W / V (T/m3) = 3.000/1 | ||
| + | | Rarity Rate = 60 | ||
| + | | Price = 1885 | ||
| + | | Description=[[file:small7.gif]] | ||
| + | Ardanium is arguably the most suitable materials for fuel canisters. High density gives it the strength to safely contain pressurised fuels whilst at the same time resisting damage from accidental impacts. Ardanium also has the added bonus of incredible chemical resistance. Important when storing some of the more volatile fuels. | ||
| + | | Terrain=[[file:forest.gif|Forest]][[file:jungle.gif|Jungle]][[file:glacier.gif|Glacier]][[file:grassland.gif|Grassland]][[file:swamp.gif|Swamp]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
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Revision as of 17:36, 13 October 2011
| Ardanium | |
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| General information | |
| Usage | Fuel Canisters |
| W / V (T/m3) | 3.000/1 |
| Rarity Rate | 60 |
| Price | 1885 |
| Description | |
| Description | 
Ardanium is arguably the most suitable materials for fuel canisters. High density gives it the strength to safely contain pressurised fuels whilst at the same time resisting damage from accidental impacts. Ardanium also has the added bonus of incredible chemical resistance. Important when storing some of the more volatile fuels. |
| Terrain | |
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