>>722560935Pale green because we have no widely applied real life metalsof that color if you don't consider oxidized bronze.
>>722560935Cyan.Praise the miners!
>>722560935Copper = Orange, notoriously not copperBronze = BrownIron = Shitty kind of metal with no lusterSteel = Better more shiny metal with lots of lusterSpecial Evil Steel = Jet black for some reasonMithril = hues of blueAdamantine = hues of green"Holy" metal = hues of yellow"Corrupted" metal = hues of purple"Infernal" metal = hues of redSee? It's all laid out. Perhaps you can swap mithril and adamantine but that's it.
>>722560935Adamant in fiction is literally just a generic placeholder name for a very strong metal. It's like if someone today came up with a fictional metal called "strongium". It's not like Mithril or Orichalcum which have specific origins and lore.
>>722561797you forgot orichalcum
>>722562401Because it's just brass.
>>722560935Pure white or very light gray.
>>722560935Black like cast iron, but I associate it most strongly with D&D.
whats the difference between adamantine and mithril?
>>722560935Transparent, since it's diamond.
>>72256873210 levels
>>722562401Mutt's law