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Revision as of 02:23, 15 March 2023

Data is up-to-date
Last updated for version 1.0.7.0
The current game version is 1.4.5.0

Main article: Minerals


 
Chrysoprase

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A mineral containing silicon.
Gatherable
Required Tools, Duration Plasma Cutter, 4s
Biome Commonness (Level, Cave, Abyss)
Cold Caverns 65%, 65%, 5%
Europan Ridge 50%, 50%, 5%
The Aphotic Plateau 40%, 40%, 5%
The Great Sea 20%, 20%, 5%
Hydrothermal Wastes 10%, 10%, 0%
Crafting
Constructible? No
Deconstructor Yield
Silicon x2
5s
Store
Base Price 40 mk
Outposts
OutpostOutpost Sell
Habitation OutpostHabitation 13 mk
ColonyColony 15 mk
Research OutpostResearch 12 mk
Military OutpostMilitary 12 mk
Mining OutpostMining 9 mk
Medical MerchantMedical Merchant 12 mk
Engineer MerchantEngineer Merchant 12 mk
Armory MerchantArmory Merchant 12 mk
Children of The HonkmotherClown Merchant 12 mk
The Church of HuskHusk Merchant 12 mk
Technical
Identifier chrysoprase
Categories
Tags smallitem, ore

Chrysoprase is a raw mineral found within caves and rocks throughout Europa.

Description

Chrysoprase is a fairly abundant mineral that is most commonly found along the sea's walls within the Cold Caverns, Europan Ridge, and The Aphotic Plateau. It can also be found in all Abyss levels except the one in the Hydrothermal Wastes.

Chrysoprase can be deconstructed into Silicon which allows one to start fabrciating circuitry-related items such as the Water Detector or Gene Splicer. It is also a component in fabricating Plastic.

It displays a dimmed green color and has a sharper shape.

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