| “ | ...and he devised a metal as hard as the steel of the Dwarves, but so malleable that he could make it thin and supple; and yet it remained resistant to all blades and darts. He named it galvorn, for it was black and shining like jet, and he was clad in it whenever he went abroad. | ” |
–The Silmarillion, Of Maeglin | ||
Galvorn Ingots are a black alloy used to make resistant armour. The material was originally created by the Elven blacksmith Eöl in the First Age.
Obtaining
Galvorn is made in a Dwarven Forge by smelting iron ore or ingots with Quendite Crystals in the alloy slot.
Creating Galvorn in a Dwarven Forge
Uses
Galvorn ingots can be crafted on the Galadhrim Crafting Table, Wood-Elven Crafting Table, or High Elven Crafting Table to create Galvorn Armour. Like other ingots, they can also be stored in a Galvorn block.
Block of Galvorn
There are currently no tools or weapons made of Galvorn, and it is likely to remain this way, since the only mention of the metal is in Eöl's armour.
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General:
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Tin
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