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A mysterious ingot for extraordinary blacksmithing.
Octarine Bar is an item in Core Keeper, in the Refined material category. It is crafted at the Smelter Kiln from 1 Octarine Ore. It drops from Galaxite Chest, Octarine Chest, Cultist Chest. It is found in these structures: Ancient Forge room. It is used in 104 recipes.
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