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Revision as of 05:41, 27 August 2010

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Size N/A
Where Outside




Overview

A Bonfire is used for general wood storage and for the (inefficient) production of charcoal.

A Bonfire may also be used in the Festival of Ra.

Source

This building becomes available once you have started the Test of Festivals or the Test of Leavened Bread.

Cost

Built Outside.

Use

Bonfires are commonly used for wood storage. As their size is dependent on how much wood is in them, it's advisable to put them in an area where they can grow. If you accidentally light one on fire, tearing it down immediately will recover all the wood.

T3: To bake bread, start with a bonfire of 105 wood. Let burn to 0, then add the bread. Stoke with 1 wood and 1 water, repeated 30-400 times.

Charcoal

As of T5, we can once again use bonfires to create charcoal. However, the payoff seems to be extremely limited. Here are some observed yields:

# wood cc yield
7 0
14 1
21 2
28 2
35 3
42 4
49 4
56 5
63 6

It may be possible to increase the efficiency of bonfires for charcoal production by adding wood and/or water, as was the case in T2. However, the bonfire recipes from T2 do not seem to apply to our contemporary bonfires.