Min/Max Boards

this shiny blue metal is generally found in deserts or in hot mountains, used by templars or mage-hunters for it's properties, Azurite is naturally disruptive to magic.
price : 500 gp/lb
-all azurite items are masterwork
-items made of azurite imposes a -1 CL/lb (minimum -1) to the one who holds or wears it.
-for weapons, each time the weapon made of azurite hits a creature, it imposes a cumulative -1 / 2 lb (minimum -1) to concentration checks for 1 round.
-for armors or shields, the wearer gains a +1 equipment bonus /8 lb to saves made against magic or psionnic effects, and the wearer must make the save even against benevolent spells.

found deep under the earth, this greyish metal tainted of green is only used by undead or those that don't feel its ill effects.
price : 50 gp/ lb (not sure for the price)
-items made of darkglow are heavier than there steel counterparts, they weight 1.5 times the normal weight.
-weapons made of darkglow are considered one category heavier, light are considered one-handed, one-handed are considered 2-handed, and 2-handed weapons are considered one size larger than what they normally are (a 2-handed sword of medium size could be used without problem by a Large creature but a Medium creature would suffer the normal penalties for using a weapon inadequate for its size. Finally the damage dice of a weapon made of darkglow is one size bigger than what it should normally be (so a Kukri made of darkglow is considered a one-handed weapon that deals 1d6 damage (18-20x2).
-Armors made of this metal are considered one category heavier than what they should be (so a light armor is considered medium and so on, heavy armor suffer from a -2 ACP, and 20% more arcane spell failure.
-this metal naturally sickens the wearer, or the creature struck by it with a deadly disease: Darkglow dd 10 + 1/lb of the item, Infection contact or injury, Incubation time : 1 hour, damages 1d4 constitution, unlike normal diseases, you have to make a new save every hour after contracting it, and the disease doesn't stop unless the constitution score of the victim reaches 0 or she manages to saves 5 times in a row. this disease is extremely hard to cure with magic, to cure it the caster must first cast break enchantment or remove curse and make a DC 20 caster level check before casting a remove disease spell without having to do the caster level check again.