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Lord_Madrigan 06-03-07, 10:40 PM	I was looking over some of my sourcebooks and I ran into some confusion about this substance. In 2E Glass steel was the result of casting the spell of the same name on any glass object giving it the hardness of steel. in 3E there are some references made that indicate that only the Elves know how to make glass steel. so I have to ask Whats the truth about glass steel and where do I find it in the Realms?
Dielzen 06-04-07, 12:38 AM	Races of Faerun has the 3e information for Glassteel.
captaincarot 06-04-07, 04:20 AM	I and where do I find it in the Realms? there's quite a lot of it in a swamp just on the western edge of cormyr whole buildings made out of it
lavekkia 06-04-07, 06:27 AM	champions of valour has offficial 3.5e stats
Lord_Madrigan 06-04-07, 11:28 AM	Races of Faerun has the 3e information for Glassteel. champions of valour has offficial 3.5e stats Thanks i'll have to look those books up.
Link182 06-04-07, 11:11 PM	Glassteel is in those books. However, I believe Glassee exists as a 6th level spell in Waterdeep City of Splendors, which turns ordinary materials transparent. Both are very different as I believe Glassteel is expensive but lighter than steel and might even give a break on spell failure. Glassee armor or material acts the same, it's just transparent. Which I guess would save you a ton of gold but why it's a 6th level spell is beyond me. I can't think of any real benefit making something transparent might be. Unless you cast it on yourself or an iron golem or something.
Lord Karsus 06-04-07, 11:59 PM	I can't think of any real benefit making something transparent might be. Unless you cast it on yourself or an iron golem or something. -"So, this is Alustriel's house, eh? What!? She's taking a shower!?" :cool:
Evlreala 06-05-07, 12:29 AM	-"So, this is Alustriel's house, eh? What!? She's taking a shower!?" :cool: Win.