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AutomatonIron
Blackened iron — the structural surface of an automaton: columns, legs, belts, pauldrons, the Anvil's whole block, and the dark coils of a spent winding gauge.
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AutomatonIron
Blackened iron — the structural surface of an automaton: columns, legs, belts, pauldrons, the Anvil's whole block, and the dark coils of a spent winding gauge.
Metallic like the brass but much rougher, so it holds a broad dull sheen instead of a sharp highlight. It is the contrast that makes brass look like brass.
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