Re: Dragon #294

Yeah, that's cool, but it still means coming up with a different material
classification entirely.  Still, I see your point.

Yours,
Sable

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> >  > >Yes, but . . . explain ceramic then. :)
> >>
> >>          Simple:  It's not really ceramic.  Elven ships are grown,
> >>  and ceramic doesn't grow.  So, it must be some wood with combat
> >  > stats similar to ceramic.
>
> actually, ceramic *can* be grown--most shells are ceramics (snails,
> molluscs, etc.).
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