Silverite — dragonage

For the crafting material in Dragon Age: Inquisition, see Silverite (Inquisition).

Silverite is a crafting resource in Dragon Age II. It is required for most armor and weapon runes.

Background

The lustrous, white-blue silverite has long been prized by the dwarves for use in jewelry, rune making, and weapon smithing, but on the surface, it is more commonly used by apothecaries and healers. Since the metal does not rust, many traditions believe it to be proof against poison.

There is a tale passed down among the people of the Anderfels: A knight returned home after many years of war, only to be struck by an adder. His wife immediately bound the wound with a medallion of silverite pressed against the bite like a poultice. By morning, the poison had left him. And the knight lived to an old age.
—An excerpt from An Alchemical Primer of Metallurgy: Volume One, by Lord Cerastes of Marnas Pell^[1]

Acquisition

Emporium's Crafting Materials for 13 15 95, if you have missed any after each act

Act 1

1 in the Sundermount Caverns during Long Way Home, next to the door in the firepit room just after the entrance
1 in the Vimmark Mountain Pass during Shepherding Wolves
1 in the Deep Roads during The Deep Roads Expedition
1 in the Tal-Vashoth Caverns during Blackpowder Promise