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   | state_of_matter=Liquid
   | state_of_matter=Liquid
   | consistency=Oily, similar to raw [[Petroleum]]
   | consistency=Oily, similar to raw [[Petroleum]]
   | chemicals=[[:Category:Sentients|Sentients]] [[Blood]] and [[Teleka|Teleka Energy]]}}
   | chemicals=[[:Category:Sentient species|Sentient Beings]] [[Blood]] and [[Teleka|Teleka Energy]]}}
'''Igazi''', also known as ''Black Ichor,'' is a potent and mystical substance created from the blood of a [[:Category:Sentients|Sentient Beings]] and infused with [[Teleka|Teleka]]. Its unique properties make it a cornerstone of [[Teleka|rituals]] involving [[Teleka]] [[Alchemy|alchemical]] manipulation of objects, living things, and even the augmentation of [[Teleka]] itself. '''Igazi''' is both revered and feared for its unparalleled power and corrupting influence.
'''Igazi''', also known as ''Black Ichor,'' is a potent and mystical substance created from the blood of a [[:Category:Sentient species|Sentient Beings]] and infused with [[Teleka|Teleka]]. Its unique properties make it a cornerstone of [[Teleka|rituals]] involving [[Teleka]] [[Alchemy|alchemical]] manipulation of objects, living things, and even the augmentation of [[Teleka]] itself. '''Igazi''' is both revered and feared for its unparalleled power and corrupting influence.


For the [[Balorian|Balorians]], '''Igazi''' is a sacred and vital resource, central to their magical practices and technological advancements. It serves as the foundation for their [[Igazi-Fused Constructs]], life-sustaining rituals, and transformative alchemy, but overuse often leads to physical mutations and spiritual decay.
For the [[Balorian|Balorians]], '''Igazi''' is a sacred and vital resource, central to their magical practices and technological advancements. It serves as the foundation for their [[Igazi-Fused Constructs]], life-sustaining rituals, and transformative alchemy, but overuse often leads to physical mutations and spiritual decay.