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Revisión del 14:12 27 mar 2011
The Three Metallic Arts are Allomancy, Feruchemy, and Hemalurgy.
Metals
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The God Metals
The God metals are metals formed directly from either of the two Shards, Ruin and Preservation, and their alloys. Plantilla:MetalsTable
Notes
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| Iron | Steel | Tin | Pewter | Zinc | Brass | Copper | Bronze |
| Cadmium | Bendalloy | Gold | Electrum | Chromium | Nicrosil | Aluminum | Duralumin |
| Atium (Malatium) | Lerasium |
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