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| − | ''Semi-Molten Rock'' (SMR) is most easily found at the bottommost edges of {{l|Magma sea|Great | + | ''Semi-Molten Rock'' (SMR) is most easily found at the bottommost edges of {{l|Magma sea|Great magma seas}}. Freestanding formations are possible, though less common. |
Though its name suggests the rock is hot, it is not dangerous to nearby dwarves. SMR acts as a barrier, and cannot be mined through, nor smoothed. Unlike magma, SMR does not react with water, producing no steam, nor obsidian. | Though its name suggests the rock is hot, it is not dangerous to nearby dwarves. SMR acts as a barrier, and cannot be mined through, nor smoothed. Unlike magma, SMR does not react with water, producing no steam, nor obsidian. | ||
Revision as of 05:30, 3 April 2010
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Semi-Molten Rock (SMR) is most easily found at the bottommost edges of Template:L. Freestanding formations are possible, though less common.
Though its name suggests the rock is hot, it is not dangerous to nearby dwarves. SMR acts as a barrier, and cannot be mined through, nor smoothed. Unlike magma, SMR does not react with water, producing no steam, nor obsidian.
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