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== Transmutations ==
 
== Transmutations ==
* Touching [[Water]] creates Rock, which can slowly re-melt upon contact with leftover lava. Blood creates Volcanic Rock (which doesn't melt).
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* Touching [[Water]] creates Rock, which can slowly re-melt upon contact with leftover lava.
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* [[Blood]] creates Volcanic Rock (which doesn't melt).
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* [[Freezing Liquid]] produces Dense Rock (also doesn't melt).
 
* Lava and [[Toxic Sludge]] creates Toxic Rock, which is always damaging regardless of immunities.
 
* Lava and [[Toxic Sludge]] creates Toxic Rock, which is always damaging regardless of immunities.
 
* Melts Steel, Diamonds and Copper into more lava, which can result in vast amounts of it if left unchecked (happens frequently in [[The Vault]]).
 
* Melts Steel, Diamonds and Copper into more lava, which can result in vast amounts of it if left unchecked (happens frequently in [[The Vault]]).

Revision as of 17:40, 23 January 2020

Lava is a highly dangerous liquid Material. It flows about as quickly as water and does heavy damage to creatures touching it. Being submerged in lava is pretty much a death sentance as few creatures are immune to it, most notably enemies found in The Work (Hell), those who use it as blood, as well as ethereal enemies like the Kalmamato in the Temple of the Art.

Sources

Transmutations

  • Touching Water creates Rock, which can slowly re-melt upon contact with leftover lava.
  • Blood creates Volcanic Rock (which doesn't melt).
  • Freezing Liquid produces Dense Rock (also doesn't melt).
  • Lava and Toxic Sludge creates Toxic Rock, which is always damaging regardless of immunities.
  • Melts Steel, Diamonds and Copper into more lava, which can result in vast amounts of it if left unchecked (happens frequently in The Vault).
  • Melts Plastic into liquid Molten Plastic.

See Also