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'''Fire Men''' are [[building destroyer]]s who live in the [[magma sea]]. When killed, it leaves behind a [[bar]] of [[ash]] which can be made into [[lye]] or [[potash]]. They live in the [[magma sea]], so beware when setting up [[magma forge]]s. Despite being made of fire, they can be safely captured and stored in wooden [[cage]]s and are unharmed by touching [[water]].
  
'''Fire Men''' are [[building destroyer]]s who live in the [[magma sea]]. When killed, it leaves behind a [[bar]] of [[ash]] which can be made into [[lye]] or [[potash]]. They can pop out of your magma workshops, so it's advised to have some defenses around. Despite being made of fire, they won't burn your wooden [[cage]]s when inside them.
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Fire men are only dangerous because of their natural heat and fire attacks (a fireball throw and a conical, short-range fire breath, respectively). Their punches and kicks are harmless on their own, and their flame body is extremely fragile, so don't be surprised if a baby punches a fire man to death. However, actually killing a fire man can be quite [[Fun]], as the resulting burst of flame tends to set nearby creatures on fire.
  
Fire men are only dangerous because of their natural heat and fire attacks (a fireball throw and a conical, short-range fire breath, respectively). Their punches and kicks are harmless on their own, and their flame body is extremely fragile, so don't be surprised if you see a baby punching a fire man to death. However, actually killing a fire man can be quite dangerous, as the resulting burst of flame can set nearby creatures on fire.
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[[File:Man-on-fire.jpg|thumb|center|[[preference|Admired]] for their ''licks of fire''.]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:56, 29 July 2024

Fire man

M

Urist likes fire men for their licks of fire.
Biome

  • Underground Depth: 3-4
Attributes

Building destroyer: Level 2

· Genderless · No Stun · No Pain · No Exert · Fire immune · Humanoid

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Max: 70,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: Immortal
Becomes after death

Ash

This article is about an older version of DF.
Fire in the shape of a human that can hurl fireballs.

Fire Men are building destroyers who live in the magma sea. When killed, it leaves behind a bar of ash which can be made into lye or potash. They live in the magma sea, so beware when setting up magma forges. Despite being made of fire, they can be safely captured and stored in wooden cages and are unharmed by touching water.

Fire men are only dangerous because of their natural heat and fire attacks (a fireball throw and a conical, short-range fire breath, respectively). Their punches and kicks are harmless on their own, and their flame body is extremely fragile, so don't be surprised if a baby punches a fire man to death. However, actually killing a fire man can be quite Fun, as the resulting burst of flame tends to set nearby creatures on fire.

Admired for their licks of fire.
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