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+ | {{stub|reason = The usefulness of this article would be greatly improved by a table with the flammability of standard walls/floors/doors of different material, and common or representative furniture/workshops/etc.}} | ||
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− | Pawns, including both [[human]]s and [[animals]], generally have a base flammability of 70%. [[Mechanoids]] have a base flammability of 0%. | + | Pawns, including both [[human]]s and [[animals]], generally have a base flammability of 70%. [[Mechanoids]] have a base flammability of 0%. |
+ | [[Phoenix armor]] {{RoyaltyIcon}} reduces the flammability of its wearer by 68%. | ||
For specifics on the process by which flammability affects the likelihood of being set on fire, see [[Damage Types#Flame|Flame]]. | For specifics on the process by which flammability affects the likelihood of being set on fire, see [[Damage Types#Flame|Flame]]. | ||
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Note that having a flammability of 0% only prevents the item/pawn/etc catching on fire, it does not prevent taking [[Damage Types#Flame|Flame]] damage. For example, while a [[stone]] [[wall]] will not be ignited by [[molotov cocktails]], and won't continue to burn, it will take the 10 flame damage from the initial attack. Similarly, a pawn requires [[Armor - Heat]] to actually mitigate flame damage taken. | Note that having a flammability of 0% only prevents the item/pawn/etc catching on fire, it does not prevent taking [[Damage Types#Flame|Flame]] damage. For example, while a [[stone]] [[wall]] will not be ignited by [[molotov cocktails]], and won't continue to burn, it will take the 10 flame damage from the initial attack. Similarly, a pawn requires [[Armor - Heat]] to actually mitigate flame damage taken. | ||
Some things, such as the buildings found in [[mech cluster]]s {{RoyaltyIcon}}, have both a flammability of 0% '''and''' are immune to flame damage but these are separate effects. | Some things, such as the buildings found in [[mech cluster]]s {{RoyaltyIcon}}, have both a flammability of 0% '''and''' are immune to flame damage but these are separate effects. | ||
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== Version history == | == Version history == | ||
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* [[Version/1.3.3101|1.3.3101]] - [[Orders#Uninstall|Minified]] things now inherit their inner thing's flammability. | * [[Version/1.3.3101|1.3.3101]] - [[Orders#Uninstall|Minified]] things now inherit their inner thing's flammability. |