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{{infobox | {{infobox mineral | ||
|name = Malachite | |name = Malachite | ||
|description = Refreshingly green. | |description = Refreshingly green. | ||
|type = Mineral | |type = Mineral | ||
|collection = Gems and Minerals | |collection = Gems and Minerals | ||
|sell = 19 | |sell = 19 | ||
|machine = Alchemy Machine | |machine = Alchemy Machine | ||
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{{PAGENAME}} can be turned into Purpurite or White Marble in an Alchemy Machine or donated to the [[Museum]] as part of its Gems and Minerals collection. | {{PAGENAME}} can be turned into Purpurite or White Marble in an Alchemy Machine or donated to the [[Museum]] as part of its Gems and Minerals collection. | ||
{{ingredient list}} | {{ingredient list}} | ||
Revision as of 19:50, 4 August 2024
Malachite is a mineral that can be obtained by breaking strange stones or randomly crafted by putting Purpurite or White Marble into an Alchemy Machine.
Uses
Malachite can be turned into Purpurite or White Marble in an Alchemy Machine or donated to the Museum as part of its Gems and Minerals collection.
| Image | Name | Recipe | Machine | Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
Purpurite (3) |  Malachite (6) |
 Alchemy Machine |
15  |
 |
White Marble (3) | Malachite (6) |
Alchemy Machine |
43 |
