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}}<section begin=summary/>Bastium is a relatively common material that sees significant usage in most aspects of life in space. It has the highest structural durability of all materials, and is most often seen used in the frame beams that make up spaceships. Bastium has a green-ish gold appearance when gathered as ore, and is a sturdy metal that is commonly found in low-gravity planetoids and asteroids.<section end=summary/> | }}<section begin=summary/>Bastium is a relatively common material that sees significant usage in most aspects of life in space, and its ore is most commonly found in low gravity planetoids and asteroids. It has the highest structural durability of all materials, and is most often seen used in the frame beams that make up spaceships. Bastium has a green-ish gold appearance when gathered as ore, and is a sturdy metal that is commonly found in low-gravity planetoids and asteroids.<section end=summary/> | ||
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Revision as of 09:44, 21 June 2021
Bastium
Classification Industrial metals
Rarity Common
Usage Structural frames, foundations
Market priceN/A
Material properties
Structural durability 80
Armor rating 0.75 / kv
Minimum armor rating 0.1 / kv
Penetration multiplier 177%
Corrosion resistance 400
Plasticity 40
Density 9.95 kg/kv
Bastium is a relatively common material that sees significant usage in most aspects of life in space, and its ore is most commonly found in low gravity planetoids and asteroids. It has the highest structural durability of all materials, and is most often seen used in the frame beams that make up spaceships. Bastium has a green-ish gold appearance when gathered as ore, and is a sturdy metal that is commonly found in low-gravity planetoids and asteroids.