Sheridan Steel

Sheridan steel refers to a kind of steel that was manufactured extensively in the northern provinces of Alsesia. The steel was reputed for its durability and usefulness in tools.

History
The name of Sheridan steel comes from the Sheridan dynasty, which ruled over most of the lands north of the Norlam Mountains before submitting to the Czar.

Composition
A study conducted in 2016 by the University of Sheridan Pines found that due to naturally occurring impurities in the iron sources for Sheridan steel, the alloy bore a remarkable resemblance to L6 tool steel.