Colorado
Colorado has part of this mountain range running though it.
Rocky Mountains
This type of ranged weapon is very similar to a bow.
Cross-Bow
Limestone is a good example of this rock type.
Sedimentary Rock
The most common type of bread.
White bread.
These amphibians enjoy coming out in the rain.
Colorado's state flower is definitely colorful, with a primary color in the name.
Colorado Blue Columbine
A crudely made bat usually from wood.
Club
Batteries are usually made with this mineral:
Copper
A wide bread that tastes nothing like a lemon.
Sourdough
Not to be confused with frogs, these amphibians are poisonous.
Toad
Colorado is known as the Colorful Colorado, but it's also known as this other name to do with the Declaration of Independence.
Centennial State
This flammable substance is made from a gelling and thickening agents.
Napalm
This type of volcanic rock is black and might be good for a portal.
Obsidian
This type of bread is associated with french people.
Baguette
These amphibians love dark and wet places.
Salamander
Colorado's state bird has a very clear lack of color compared to the flower.
Lark Bunting
This sharp part of this weapon is usually attached to a handle via chains.
Mace
This birthstone sounds like it would fit better in October.
Blood-Stone
When in loaf form this dark bread looks top-heavy.
Pumpernickel
These tiny amphibians are commonly kept as pets.
Newt
Colorado has the Four Corners Monument, where the borders' of these three other states meet.
Utah, New Mexico, Arizona
A firearm usually associated with pirates.
Flintlock Pistol
This mineral crystallizes near magma.
Quartz
Many real pirates ate this "bread" that is very similar to crackers and got infested by weevils.
Hardtack
Axolotl