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=== Significance === | === Significance === | ||
Blackrock possesses the unusual property of being almost completely magically inert. In fact, it absorbs or blocks most magic. That means it cannot be manipulated, processed or destroyed by [[spells]] directly. It is thus often used for construction in places where protection against magic is important, such as magistry buildings or magic prisons. | [[File:Greannmhar black-room.jpg|thumb|The Black Room at Greannmhar, a room covered entirely in processed blackrock, used for training potentially dangerous spells]] | ||
Blackrock possesses the unusual property of being almost completely magically inert. In fact, it absorbs or blocks most magic. That means it cannot be manipulated, processed or destroyed by [[spells]] directly. It is thus often used for construction in places where protection against magic is important, such as [[magistry]] buildings or magic prisons. | |||
Due to its resistance to magic, blackrock can only be mined using mining drills and non-magic explosives. However, this also means that spells causing explosions as a secondary effect can also be used to damage structures made from this material. | Due to its resistance to magic, blackrock can only be mined using mining drills and non-magic explosives. However, this also means that spells causing explosions as a secondary effect can also be used to damage structures made from this material. | ||