Difference between revisions of "Blazing Brazier"
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| Needs lighting?= | | Needs lighting?= | ||
| Liftable?= | | Liftable?= | ||
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Brazier mechanics have recently changed, so information on the page is not complete. | Brazier mechanics have recently changed, so information on the page is not complete. | ||
| − | *Brazier damage is thought to have a base of | + | *Brazier damage is thought to have a base of ? Black Bile per shot, with modifiers that increase and/or randomize it; |
| − | *This damage is reduced when within the range of other | + | *This damage is reduced when within the range of other [[Blazing Brazier]]s.; |
| − | *The effective range was confirmed by devs to be | + | *The effective range was confirmed by devs to be 120 pixels, which makes 11 tiles (11 pixels per tile); |
| − | *You do '''not''' need to "light" a blazing brazier, it will automatically ignite when it detects a crime near it, as long as it has coal. Crimes of vandalism immediately awaken braziers (and [[Torchpost]]s) | + | *You do '''not''' need to "light" a blazing brazier, it will automatically ignite when it detects a crime near it, as long as it has coal. Crimes of vandalism immediately awaken braziers (and [[Torchpost]]s); |
| − | + | *Light duration, when activated, stays on for exactly 5 minutes after a crime then turns off. Uses far less than 1 piece of coal; | |
| − | *Light duration, when activated, stays on for exactly 5 minutes after a crime then turns off. Uses far less than 1 piece of coal | + | *If a filled up and none damaged brazier is standing off-claim, but in range of a crime - it will still fire; |
| − | * | + | *To destroy a brazier you first need to use a full bucket of water on it. Then wait until it is destroyed by decay. To repair the damage done by the water you only need 1 [[Wrought Iron Bar]]; |
| + | *Individual braziers do considerably less damage but will ''critical hit'' far more often; | ||
| + | *Braziers have purity which can be increased by [[Unscathed Wood]] even if the brazier is full. The max "step" by which you can increase purity is probably 2% like the purity of [[Gardening Pot]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 20:07, 1 May 2015
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Blazing Brazier 
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About
Brazier mechanics have recently changed, so information on the page is not complete.
- Brazier damage is thought to have a base of ? Black Bile per shot, with modifiers that increase and/or randomize it;
- This damage is reduced when within the range of other Blazing Braziers.;
- The effective range was confirmed by devs to be 120 pixels, which makes 11 tiles (11 pixels per tile);
- You do not need to "light" a blazing brazier, it will automatically ignite when it detects a crime near it, as long as it has coal. Crimes of vandalism immediately awaken braziers (and Torchposts);
- Light duration, when activated, stays on for exactly 5 minutes after a crime then turns off. Uses far less than 1 piece of coal;
- If a filled up and none damaged brazier is standing off-claim, but in range of a crime - it will still fire;
- To destroy a brazier you first need to use a full bucket of water on it. Then wait until it is destroyed by decay. To repair the damage done by the water you only need 1 Wrought Iron Bar;
- Individual braziers do considerably less damage but will critical hit far more often;
- Braziers have purity which can be increased by Unscathed Wood even if the brazier is full. The max "step" by which you can increase purity is probably 2% like the purity of Gardening Pots.
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