Módosítások

|craftingstation = {{name|Furnace}}

|craftingstation = {{name|Furnace}}

|crafttime      = 8h

|crafttime      = 8h

}}

}}{{Fordít}}

An '''Iridium Bar''' is crafted by smelting 5 {{name|Iridium Ore|class=inline}} and 1 {{name|Coal|class=inline}} in a [[Kemence]]. Purple Slimes in the [[Koponya barlang]] or [[Ragacs ketrec]] have a chance to drop Iridium Bars and [[Irídium érc|érc]] when slain.  [[Shadow Shaman]] and [[Shadow Brute]]s can also drop an Iridium Bar when slain (0.2% chance). [[Bats|Iridium Bats]] may drop one as well (0.8% chance).  The [[Traveling Cart]] may sell an Iridium Bar for {{tprice|1000}}.  One Iridium Bar can also be received as a gift from [[Clint]] at the [[Feast of the Winter Star]].  Two to three Iridium Bars may occasionally be found in [[Skull Cavern#Treasure Rooms|treasure rooms]] in the Skull Cavern. The [[Statue Of Endless Fortune]] has a 25% chance to produce one daily, if it is not a villager's birthday.

An '''Iridium Bar''' is crafted by smelting 5 {{name|Iridium Ore|class=inline}} and 1 {{name|Coal|class=inline}} in a [[Kemence]]. Purple Slimes in the [[Koponya barlang]] or [[Ragacs ketrec]] have a chance to drop Iridium Bars and [[Irídium érc|érc]] when slain.  [[Shadow Shaman]] and [[Shadow Brute]]s can also drop an Iridium Bar when slain (0.2% chance). [[Bats|Iridium Bats]] may drop one as well (0.8% chance).  The [[Traveling Cart]] may sell an Iridium Bar for {{tprice|1000}}.  One Iridium Bar can also be received as a gift from [[Clint]] at the [[Feast of the Winter Star]].  Two to three Iridium Bars may occasionally be found in [[Skull Cavern#Treasure Rooms|treasure rooms]] in the Skull Cavern. The [[Statue Of Endless Fortune]] has a 25% chance to produce one daily, if it is not a villager's birthday.

==Trivia==

==Trivia==

*In real life, iridium is a rare silver, brittle metal that can be hazardous in a fine dust and has toxic radioactive isotopes. It is often used to produce hard, durable surfaces for high-precision tools and machine parts. It is the second densest element on the periodic table, being almost twice as dense as lead.

*In real life, iridium is a rare silver, brittle metal that can be hazardous in a fine dust and has toxic radioactive isotopes. It is often used to produce hard, durable surfaces for high-precision tools and machine parts. It is the second densest element on the periodic table, being almost twice as dense as lead.