Savukrt

Savukrt is a term used in speculative fiction and tabletop role-playing contexts to denote a fictional mineral with unusual energy-related properties. In most depictions, savukrt is a crystalline silicate-oxide compound that forms under high pressure in deep geological environments. The name is invented within story worlds and has no verified real-world chemical equivalent.

Physical characteristics are described inconsistently across sources, but common portrayals depict savukrt as a transparent to translucent crystal with an iridescent surface. Many variants assign a Mohs hardness of 6–7 and a refractive glow that shifts with viewing angle.

Formation and occurrence: In fiction, savukrt emerges in subduction-zone metamorphic belts or in crystal lodes formed by rapid cooling of mineral-rich magma; it may be found embedded with other minerals or as pure nodules. Its rarity and the difficulty of synthesis contribute to its value.

Uses and cultural significance: Within narratives, savukrt is used in energy cells, resonators, and ceremonial jewelry; some cultures equate it with resilience or light. In gameplay, it often serves as a rare crafting resource with high value and specific techno-magical properties; its rarity helps balance game economies.

See also: fictional minerals, energy storage materials, subduction zone geology in fiction.