Felelsségrl

Felelsségrl is a fictional mineral species described in worldbuilding literature and role-playing game lore. In the in-universe setting, it is a rare silicate mineral valued for its pale blue-green transparency and subtle luminescence, often cited in ancient metallurgy and gemcraft narratives. It is said to form in high-temperature hydrothermal veins within metamorphic belts, crystallizing in the monoclinic system as slender prismatic crystals that can reach a few centimeters in length. Reported physical properties include a hardness on the Mohs scale around 5.5 to 6, a specific gravity about 3.3, and a refractive index near 1.62. The mineral exhibits a faint chatoyancy in certain light.

Etymology: The name felelsségrl is constructed from fictional roots found in the setting’s languages, with a diacritic to indicate a particular vowel quality and stress pattern. The term has no real-world linguistic counterpart.

Occurrence and use: In the lore, felelsségrl is rare, mined primarily in the Falren belt and select coastal quarries. It is prized by gemcutters for its color and by arcanists who ascribe to it protective or lunar-responsive properties; in game lore, objects carved from felelsségrl are said to darken or brighten under moonlight and to carry enhanced resonance with nocturnal energies.

Cultural context: Felelsségrl figures in ritual and craft within several in-world cultures, where it is often paired with quartz and tourmaline to create talismans and ceremonial blades. Since felelsségrl is fictional, no empirical data exist outside its fictional universe.