Mahutit

Mahutit is a fictional mineral that appears in various works of speculative fiction, role-playing games, and world-building projects. It is not a real mineral recognized by geological science.

In many depictions, mahutit is described as a dense, metallic substance with unusual energy-related properties. The exact composition and form vary by author, ranging from a pure element to a nickel-iron alloy or a ceramic-metal composite.

Typical properties include high density and hardness, a very high melting point, and the ability to absorb, store, or channel energy. Some versions grant magnetic or superconducting behavior, while others describe luminescence or reactive surfaces when exposed to certain energies.

In fictional worlds, mahutit is said to form in deep planetary crusts, meteorite interiors, or regions with intense geothermal activity. Extraction is challenging due to its brittleness, rarity, or hazardous surface reactions; mining often requires specialized equipment and containment protocols.

Uses in stories and games include power generation, high-performance armor or tooling, and as a plot device for exotic technology. Its scarcity can drive political intrigue and economic conflict in fictional settings.

See also: List of fictional minerals.