Fluxsilk

The silk made from the cocoons of the fluxworm is highly susceptible to elemental enchantments. Fluxworms only thrive in wild magic zones, and harvesting the threads is dangerous work. Fluxsilk, as the raw cloth is known is difficult to work with, still containing some of the chaotic essence from where it grew. Spun fluxsilk thread is worth about a gold for a 10-foot length. A square foot of raw fluxsilk cloth can cost hundreds of gold. Raw fluxsilk is highly pearlescent, with pale hues ranging from pink and cyan to lime and yellow depending on the light.

With the right skill and materials, an enchanter could harness the energies in raw fluxsilk. The widely known elemental cloths are windsilk, flamesilk, watersilk and stonesilk, but it is theorised that other types might exist.

House Arbrintirel of Cottenhorn holds a near-monopoly on the production of raw fluxsilk, which has made them incredibly rich. While they do process some of it, they sell most of their product to other enchanters, as the silks are very powerful essences .