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Magma men are composed of an inner liquid basalt core (which is to say, magma) and an outer, solid obsidian layer. As a result, they are much more durable than fire imps and especially fire men and their natural attacks are dangerous. They do not breathe fire or magma in any form, though. | Magma men are composed of an inner liquid basalt core (which is to say, magma) and an outer, solid obsidian layer. As a result, they are much more durable than fire imps and especially fire men and their natural attacks are dangerous. They do not breathe fire or magma in any form, though. | ||
| − | When they die they leave a | + | When they die they leave a useable chunk of [[obsidian]] instead of any carcass, although when you consider their rarity, there are much better sources of obsidian around. |
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