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Tellurium
Raw goods
Mass: 6.2 kg	Volume: 1 L
Obtained from: Commodities markets, Merchant brigands
Used by: Apothecaries, Furnishers, Iron mongers, Shipyards, Weaveries
End products: Bludgeons, Cloth, Enamel, Furniture, Paint, Swords

Tellurium is one of eleven minerals. It is an ingredient in bludgeons, cloth, furniture, paint, enamel, and swords.

German article: Tellurium

Spawn Locations

Cobalt	Hunter	Ice	Malachite	Midnight	Sage	Viridian
Carmine Island Charcoal Island Erh Island* Havoc Island*	Matariki Island* Sirius Island	Mini Island*	Alicorn Island Chrysalis Island Duat Island Ivorite Island* Sargasso Island*	Angelfish Island Cnossos Island Hephaestus' Forge Olivia Isle* Orca Island Spring Island Uxmal Island* Zeta Island	Auk Island* Halley Island	Carmine Island Charcoal Island Erh Island* Havoc Island

*Islands without market bidding.

Use

Tellurium is needed in the production of:

Apothecary products

Aqua paint (1) Grey paint (1) Lavender paint (1) Lemon paint (1)

Light blue paint (1) Mint paint (1) Peach paint (1) White paint (2)

Aqua enamel (2) Grey enamel (2) Lavender enamel (2) Lemon enamel (2)

Light blue enamel (2) Mint enamel (2) Peach enamel (2)

Furnisher products

Blue urn (8) Candles (5) Clawfoot tub (10) Drum (8) Festive candelabra (7) Globe (8)

Globe table (10) Harpsichord (10) Marble end table (10) Marble table (20) Mounted tigershark (2)

Pedestal (5) Potted tropical plant (8) Scales (2) Vase with plant (4) Yellow urn (10)

Iron monger products

Poniard (2)

Saber (3)

Shipyard products

Skull rings (4)

Tailor products

Overlord helmet (3)

Weavery products

Grey cloth (1) Lavender cloth (2) Lemon cloth (2) Light blue cloth (2) Lime cloth (1) Mint cloth (2)

Peach cloth (1) Rose cloth (2) White cloth (2) Fine grey cloth (2) Fine lavender cloth (4) Fine lemon cloth (4)

Fine light blue cloth (4) Fine lime cloth (2) Fine mint cloth (4) Fine peach cloth (2) Fine rose cloth (4) Fine white cloth (3)

Real World Counterpart

Tellurium is an element, a semimetal, with chemical symbol Te. It is mainly used in alloys with other metals in order to make a better (stonger, more pliable, less prone to corrosion, etc.) alloy.