It cuts through primal beings such as elementals, dragons, giants, and some constructs. Only magic can shape adamantine, which is found deep in the chthonic earth. Even the ironwrights of the crag dwarves cannot easily forge it.
Adamantine – This platonic metal is unbreakable and unforgeable by mundane means. A weapon cannot be treated as it can with silver, so you have to buy it wholesale, but it's usually cheaper, costing twice the usual base price. It cleaves through enchantment and is bane to fey, demons, and some incorporeal undead. This may occur naturally as meteoric iron or through edifices in the Shadowfell, through artifice of dwarven ironwrights or Hammerites, or simply through magic. Cold Iron – This metal is attuned to the Shadowfell and negative energy, iron that has never been forged in fire. 
You may silver a single melee weapon or buy ten pieces of ammunition for 100 gp. A weapon can be plated with silver over a harder core, and this is the process most commonly used for monster hunters. It cuts through deceit and is bane to lycanthropes, devils, and some corporeal undead.
Silver – This metal is attuned to the Feywild and positive energy, and considered the most favored metal in Ravenloft's culture besides. Magical weapons can and usually will be made of one of these times, in addition to their magical properties, but not always. There are four common types of banes, though some unique monsters may have in turn unique banes, that are each associated with different monster types. While this will be true for some monsters still, for the most part you will need a particular bane and specialized weapon to overcome their immunity or resistance. 
Usually magical weapons and sources allow one to bypass the resistances of monsters. In order to evoke the sense of dread and encourage research and preparation, as well as recurring encounters against the same monster, we will be using the usual Damage Resistances of monsters in a different way.
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