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The '''campfire''' is a small, portable fire used to [[Crafting|create]] flame-related items. | The '''campfire''' is a small, portable fire used to [[Crafting|create]] flame-related items. | ||
==Where Found== | ==Where Found== | ||
A campfire can be created at a [[Workbench]] (of any level) for 10 [[stick]]s. Campfires have no upgrade. | A campfire can be created at a [[Workbench]] (of any level) for 10 [[stick]]s. Campfires have no upgrade. | ||
==Products== | ==Products== | ||
[[File:Campfire on Dirt.png|thumb|100px|Campfire]] | [[File:Campfire on Dirt.png|thumb|100px|Campfire]] | ||
Revision as of 21:23, 20 October 2013
- See also: Electric Stove
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| Category | Crafting Surface |
| Use | Crafting, Light |
| Stackable | Yes (99) |
- "For crafting with fire."
The campfire is a small, portable fire used to create flame-related items.
Where Found
A campfire can be created at a Workbench (of any level) for 10 sticks. Campfires have no upgrade.
Products
The following items can be created using a campfire:
| Icon | Name | Slogan | Item 1 | Item 2 | Item 3 | Item 4 | Item 5 | Rush Cost | Double-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Basic Torch | Light your night. | 1 x 
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? TC | ? TC | ||||
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Ember | Be careful, now. | 1 x
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? TC | ? TC | ||||
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Cooked Dodo Meat | A more satisfying meal. | 1 x 
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? TC | ? TC | ||||
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Cooked Fish | Tastier meal. | 1 x 
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1 x 
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? TC | ? TC |
Fuel
- See also: Crafting
A campfire requires fuel to continue working. The following items will work:
| Icon | Name | Fuel |
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Stick | 
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Pine Cone |
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Wood |
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Notes
A campfire has a chance of setting fire to adjacent combustibles such as wood. Be careful what blocks are set under, next to, and over it.
