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A firepit allows for the safe burning of wood with the help of flint and tinder to start the fire. The residue of a firepit is charcoal. Fish and vegetables can be grilled over the fire. Additionally, some items can be burned in a firepit to produce ash or lime. | A firepit allows for the safe burning of wood with the help of flint and tinder to start the fire. The residue of a firepit is charcoal. Fish and vegetables can be grilled over the fire. Additionally, some items can be burned in a firepit to produce ash or lime. | ||
Revision as of 12:27, 18 December 2008
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A firepit allows for the safe burning of wood with the help of flint and tinder to start the fire. The residue of a firepit is charcoal. Fish and vegetables can be grilled over the fire. Additionally, some items can be burned in a firepit to produce ash or lime.
Source
This building becomes available once you have learned the Controlled Burn tech. The Firebuilding skill is also required to light it.
Cost
- 40 Firebricks
- 80 Slate
Built Outside (Self > Projects).
Use
- Produce Charcoal from 200 Wood.
- Add up to 20 of each type of Fish and Vegetables, except Leeks, to grill them.
- Add up to 100 Leeks, 100 Dried Flax, and/or 100 Dried Papyrus to produce Ash.
- Add up to 100 Limestone to produce Lime.
- Need 1 Tinder and Flint to start the fire.
Once a fire has been lit, you have the option of stoking it if you have a Sharpened Stick or an Iron Poker. If you have both, it will let you choose which to use. Both seem to act identically other than that the poker does not seem to have a chance to burn up. Stoking a fire correctly keeps it burning longer, which increases its charcoal, ash, and lime yields. Stoking does not affect grilled food yields.
It is possible to leave the byproducts of firepit usage (charcoal, lime, ash) inside the firepit and still use it.
