Geologia

In the beginning, there was Geovires and it was good. Geovires, an unharnessed power system, flowed through everything. From grass to sand,  Geovires could be extracted from just about anything. At this point in time, most uses were unknown, but one thing was for sure: Geovires had a dark and a light side. Mysterious.

    You may want to think of Geovires as a liquid, but no! Geovires is transported through rocks and minerals. To obtain these mysterious pieces of technology, you must sift through dirt, grass, sand, or gravel. Inside of this, you will find a random rock of some sort. "Easy!", you say. You're wrong. The chance of getting a mineral is about 50%. Even then, you will most likely not get the rock you're after. "Still, dirt to iron is pretty great!" You're a fool! You may gather Geovires-encrusted iron shards, but that's not free iron. To even see the iron in these shards, you must process it many times over, in different ways.

    Anyway, Geovires is stored in mineral block chests. These containers, the largest of which is emerald, hold huge amounts of Geovires. "So, I sift through dirt to get rocks, which hold Geovires, then put it into a special chest. Easy." Yes, except rocks and minerals hold tiny amounts of Geovires, although some more than others. You will need a lot of rocks to perform even the most basic of operations.

    "What are these operations?" The countless things you can do with Geovires include harnessing the power of the Earth into a wand, beginning thunderstorms to wipe out your enemies, starting fires, and high-level alchemy.

    That's a basic guide to the workings of Geovires and the world you can find in Geologia.