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[sunshaker]

Ok so it controls what goes with the HFS and makes metals unavailable for purchase from traders. Now suppose I want to have a gem show up in raw adamantine as flavor (or maybe for a few choice reactions).

Does it need to have the [DEEP] token as well? If it is lacking the [DEEP] token will it be available for purchase from the traders? Do multiple minerals all tagged [DEEP] show up on the same map or is it limited to one material for each HFS?

[i2amroy]

I can answer one of those questions. If you have multiple minerals all tagged [DEEP] then only one will show up per HFS. As to the others, I don't have a clue.

[Jay]

Traders should only get materials their parent civ can access, and since they can't access the DEEP stone, they shouldn't be able to access a gem only available in the DEEP stone.
Try it without.

[Doomshifter]

A modders trick for never letting anyone get their hands on a material (I always use this for my exploding materials, for item_corpse purposes) is to make it a metal and add the [DEEP] tag. Because, the hidden fun stone is just stone, and you can't possibly mine out metal. So, you'll never be able to find that material.

[AtomicPaperclip]

Moderately relevant: I got an adamantine pick from elven traders once, what happened there? The elves were modded but the metal/stone/hfs in general wasnt.

[Doomshifter]

Moderately relevant: I got an adamantine pick from elven traders once, what happened there? The elves were modded but the metal/stone/hfs in general wasnt.

Sometimes when creatures can absolutely not find any relevant materials, they'll take whatever they can. This leads to glitchy use of deep metals.