Ok. So I decided to do a draft for the BeyWiki on the Basalt Metal Wheel.

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Weight: 47.52 Grams

Basalt is currently the heaviest Metal Wheel available. It is completely circular, with a small piece of metal sticking out the side.

It has a large chunk of metal missing in its interior, also known as the 'Spiral Staircase of Death'. The missing metal, unbalances the wheel, causing it to wobble uncontrollably during battle. Even though it has a lot of balance problems, it is still the greatest defense wheel available to bladers due to its weight being much greater than others.

It is a member of the Maximum series due to its weight and thickness, it is also much heavier and thicker than the infamous Libra, which was banned in its time.

Overall

Basalt is currently the heaviest Metal Wheel available, making it great for Stamina and defense purposes. It is one of the best purchases a blader can make and should be one of the first Metal Wheels bought. Therefore, every blader should own multiples of this Metal Wheel.

I hope it is good enough for the BeyWiki.

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inb4 troll/rage

There's already a BASALT HOROGIUM article on Beywiki. I don't think you can make articles for separate parts either.

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