Occultum Alloys

Metal	Name	Properties	Potential uses
Tin	Springsteel, Tintanium	Stores large amounts of mechanical energy in springs	Mainsprings of golems and guns, clockwork grenades
Copper		Spins and moves when exposed to magic, generates a small amount of magic when spun rapidly	Slow production of magic from waterwheels
Silver		Conducts magic along it's longest axis	Transmit micro-spell instructions to magic items and golem limbs. Thicker wires can diffuse/reflect hostile magic spells
Gold		Room temperature ultraconductor, turns magic, acid, or any energetic material into lightning	Weaponry
Platinum	Psiconium	Moves when concentrated on, more with training and psychic abilities, purple	Weaponry for psions, hands-free controls
Uranium		Emits octarine radiation and random spells, high chance of inflicting sentience-mutations on critters	Power supply, cursed weaponry, minion creation
Lead		Absorbs and destroys magic and energy	Waste energy disposal, anti-magic
Glass	Greeble	Precise manipulation of magic and signals via complex runes	Altering spells, simple instinctive brains for golems
Zinc		Turns chemical energy into magical	Bio-magic generators
Nickel		Turns magical energy into magnetic	Knight traps, safe electric generators
Sulphur		Turns magic into fire (dragonbone contains large amounts of occult-sulphur)	Flamethrowers, walls of fire
Iron	Everiron	Incredibly strong, yet still flexible, rust-resistant	Building, weaponry
Steel	Neversteel, False Adamant	Nigh indestructible, impossibly sharp, incredibly difficult to manufacture	Weaponry, high-stress components, eons-long construction projects
Bronze		Mixture of the effects of both tin and copper, absorbs and diffuses nearly all impacts into waste magic	Armour, shields, containers for hostile immortal creatures
Aluminium		Light as air	Aircraft
Carbon		Extremely light, forms different structures depending on forces applied against it. Can never be damaged the same way twice	Environmental armour, tools
Mercury		Fluid amalgam that moves in a semi-sentient manner	Solving mazes, opening jars, picking locks
Silicon	Lyrestone	Matches objects it is placed next to, or fills gaps in structures	Copying keys, repairing structures quickly