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− | When a flammable item (such as a [[lignite]] [[block]], a [[bar]] of [[coke]], or | + | When a flammable item (such as a [[lignite]] [[block]], a [[bar]] of [[coke]], or even a [[graphite]] [[mug]]) is placed in a [[magma-safe]] bin and ignited with magma, the universe always seems to blink. When the laws of physics aren't looking -- usually paying attention to some goblin being hurled down twelve z-levels -- the bin decides to magically and forever protect the burning material from being put out. This means that, until the material completely burns away, you have a completely unextinguishable [[fire]]. |
Which is very, very [[fun]]. | Which is very, very [[fun]]. |