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D100 List: Gems, Minerals, and Ores

Going mining?

Here’s a random list of things your players might dig out of the ground. Don’t know what something is? Be sure to drop the name into Wikipedia.

Like colors, several of these are named after people. There’s no harm in renaming your minerals after famous people in your campaign world.

  1. Agate
  2. Amber
  3. Amethyst
  4. Amphibole
  5. Andesite
  6. Anglesite
  7. Apatite
  8. Aquamarine
  9. Argentite
  10. Arsenopyrite
  11. Axinite
  12. Baryte
  13. Basalt
  14. Bauxite
  15. Beryl
  16. Bornite
  17. Bowenite
  18. Calcite
  19. Cassiterite
  20. Chrysocolla
  21. Cinnabar
  22. Clinohumite
  23. Coal
  24. Cobaltite
  25. Copper
  26. Corundum
  27. Cryolite
  28. Diamond
  29. Dolomite
  30. Emerald
  31. Erythrite
  32. Feldspar
  33. Fluorite
  34. Galena
  35. Garnet
  36. Geode
  37. Gneiss
  38. Gold
  39. Granite
  40. Gypsum
  41. Halite
  42. Hematite
  43. Hornblende
  44. Ilmenite
  45. Iridium
  46. Iron
  47. Jade
  48. Jasper
  49. Kernite
  50. Kyanite
  51. Lead
  52. Limestone
  53. Magnetite
  54. Malachite
  55. Manganese
  56. Marble
  57. Moissanite
  58. Molybdenite
  59. Moonstone
  60. Nickel
  61. Obsidian
  62. Opal
  63. Orthoclase
  64. Osmium
  65. Palladium
  66. Petrified Wood
  67. Peridot
  68. Platinum
  69. Polyhalite
  70. Pyrargyrite
  71. Pyrite
  72. Pyromorphite
  73. Quartz
  74. Realgar
  75. Rhodium
  76. Rhodochrosite
  77. Ruby
  78. Sandstone
  79. Sapphire
  80. Scheelite
  81. Schist
  82. Silver
  83. Soda Niter
  84. Sphalerite
  85. Staurolite
  86. Stibnite
  87. Sugilite
  88. Sulfur
  89. Syenite
  90. Sylvite
  91. Talc
  92. Tiger’s Eye
  93. Titanium
  94. Topaz
  95. Tourmaline
  96. Tungsten
  97. Turquoise
  98. Uranium
  99. Zinc
  100. Zircon

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