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The cryptosleep casket is used to contain a humanoid or animal in a state of suspended animation.

Acquisition[edit]

Cryptosleep caskets can be constructed once the cryptosleep casket research project has been completed. Each requires 180 Steel, 5 Uranium, 4 Components, 1 Advanced component, 3,200 ticks (53.33 secs) of work modified by the construction speed of the builder, and a construction skill of 8.

Once constructed, they cannot be re-installed, they can only be deconstructed.

Summary[edit]

A pawn can enter or be carried into a cryptosleep casket to activate cryptosleep. Inside, the occupants biological functions are suspended; they will not age biologically, and most needs and health conditions like hunger, drug addiction, and disease are suspended. However, social standing and time-sensitive mood effects do tick down while in cryptosleep. While in a casket, a colony's pawn counts as 100% of their actual wealth, but only count as 30% of a colonist when determining raid points. This means that pawns do count for determining raid size, just for less.

For colonists, simply select the colonist, right click the casket, and select "Enter cryptosleep casket". Other colonists can drag downed pawns by right clicking the pawn in question. Animals or prisoners can be put into cryptosleep caskets, but they need to be downed first. You can set an operation to apply anesthesia, which requires a unit of medicine. Alternatively, you can use violence, or, if they have a brain implant , they can also be EMPed to cause brain shock to quickly and cheaply down them.

After waking from cryptosleep, a humanoid will have cryptosleep sickness for a short time, which reduces consciousness and manipulation and causes vomiting.

In order to exit a cryptosleep casket, another pawn must be directed to open it. If no controllable pawn is available to open a casket, you are unable to do anything until a raider or another random event happens to destroy it.

When a cryptosleep casket is severely damaged^{[How damaged?]} it will begin to spark and emit a hissing sound for ??^{[How long?]} before exploding, dealing 10 Flame damage in a 2.66-tile radius and potentially igniting flammable pawns, buildings, and flooring in the area. For a full list of effects, see Flame.

Analysis[edit]

This device can help relieve a colony during a crisis, such as an intense psychic wave or medicine shortage, by safely storing pawns until the problem is resolved. Additionally, pawns addicted to a drug will not progress through withdrawal during stasis, making the casket a handy way of saving the life of a Luciferium-user, or decrease total demand over time.

With the use of anesthetic, prisoners can also be stored temporarily to lessen the drain on colony resources while they await sale, harvesting or, if the Royalty DLC is installed, exchanged for Honor. It is also useful to save prisoners, animals or entities for later such as for inspirations for animals with high wildness and prisoners with high resistance or to make suitable containment cells for entities prone to easily breaking out.

Researching cryptosleep caskets is required to build a ship to the stars. Ancient cryptosleep caskets, from an ancient shrine, can be used before you have research; see below for details.

Comparisons to other caskets[edit]

There are three types of cryptosleep casket:

Casket	Acquisition	Placement	Opening	Resource Cost
Cryptosleep casket	Built	Anywhere	Can only be opened by a hauler, using the 'Open' designator	180 + 5 + 4 + 1
Ship cryptosleep casket	Built	Must Connect to Ship Beam	Colonist may eject self	120 + 14 + 3 + 3 (+ 200 + 40 + 3 + 1 per 8 caskets)
Ancient cryptosleep casket	Found in Ancient shrines	Where found	Can only be opened by a hauler, using the 'Open' designator	None

Ancient cryptosleep caskets have the massive advantage of not requiring research or materials. However, they can not be built or uninstalled, which can make them very inconvenient to walk to or defend. You are also required to empty out a potentially dangerous ancient shrine, along with its current inhabitants. Cryptosleep caskets can be built anywhere.

Ship caskets are more expensive and require significantly more research (10,800 pts more) than standard caskets, and also require a ship structural beam to attach to, increasing the cost again. However, not only are they required to build a ship, they also allow the pawn to eject themselves. This can be vital when the pawn is alone, or when there is nobody alive and mobile to release them. It also allows players to release enemies or animals at will, without pawn intervention.

Version history[edit]

0.8.657 - Ancient cryptosleep shrines now generate on the map.
0.9.722 - Cryptosleep sickness added.
0.12.906 - ‘Open’ designator added
Sprite was updated in in A14
Sprite was updated again at some point.

Second Sprite

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+{{infobox main|misc|
 | name = Cryptosleep casket
-| image = ShipCryptosleepCasket.png|Cryptosleep casket
+| image = ShipCryptosleepCasket.png
 | imagesize = 192px
 | description = A self-powered sarcophagus designed to keep a person in a state of suspended animation for many years.
-| type = Misc
+| type = Building
-| type2 =
+| type2 = Misc
-| placeable = Yes
+| placeable = true
-| rotatable = Yes
+| marketvalue = 710
-| size = 2 ˣ 1
+| path cost = 42
+| passability = pass through only
+| blockswind = true
+| cover = 0.5
+| minifiable = false
+| size = 1 ˣ 2
+| flammability = 0.5
 | hp = 250
-| power =
+| terrain affordance = medium
-| flammability = 0.5
+| research = cryptosleep casket
+| skill 1 = Construction
+| skill 1 level = 8
 | work to make = 3200
 | resource 1 = Steel
 | resource 1 amount = 180
 | resource 2 = Uranium
 | resource 2 amount = 5
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 | resource 4 = Advanced component
 | resource 4 amount = 1
-| cover = 0.5
+}}
-}}</onlyinclude>
 The '''cryptosleep casket''' is used to contain a humanoid or animal in a state of suspended animation.
-== Acquistition ==
+== Acquisition ==
-As a complicated piece of machinery, [[Research#Cryptosleep caskets|Cryptosleep caskets]] must be researched before it can be constructed. A ship cryptosleep caket requires {{icon|steel|180}} [[steel]], {{icon|uranium|5}} [[uranium]], {{icon|component|4}} [[component]]s, {{icon|advcomponent|1}} [[Advanced component]]s, and  a construction [[skill]] of 8.
+{{Acquisition}}
-==Analysis ==
+== Summary ==
-During cryptosleep, the occupants biological functions are suspended and they will not age biologically, only chronologically. The pawns stats and status effects will similarly be frozen - their hunger will not decrease, any injuries won't progress and any drug doses will remain the same. The player may select a cryptosleep casket and look at the inspect pane to see if it is empty or occupied.
+A pawn can enter or be carried into a cryptosleep casket to activate cryptosleep. Inside, the occupants biological functions are suspended; they will not age biologically, and most needs and health conditions like hunger, drug addiction, and disease are suspended. However, social standing and time-sensitive [[mood]] effects do tick down while in cryptosleep. While in a casket, a colony's pawn counts as 100% of their actual wealth, but only count as 30% of a colonist when determining [[raid points]]. This means that pawns ''do'' count for determining raid size, just for less.
-To have a colonist enter a cryptosleep casket, simply select the colonist, then right-click a cryptosleep casket, and choose "Enter cryptosleep casket". Alternatively, if the colonist is downed, another colonist can be ordered to carry the downed pawn to the casket.
+For colonists, simply select the colonist, right click the casket, and select "Enter cryptosleep casket". Other colonists can drag downed pawns by right clicking the pawn in question. Animals or prisoners can be put into cryptosleep caskets, but they need to be downed first. You can set an operation to apply anesthesia, which requires a unit of medicine. Alternatively, you can use violence, or, if they have a brain implant {{RoyaltyIcon}}, they can also be [[EMP]]ed to cause [[brain shock]] to quickly and cheaply down them.
-Animals or prisoners can be put into cryptosleep caskets, but they need to be downed first. This can be done violently, by applying anesthesia followed by manually directing a colonist to carry them inside or if they have a brain implant {{RoyaltyIcon}}, they can also be [[EMP]]ed to cause [[Ailments#Brain shock|Brain shock]] to quickly and cheaply down them.
+After waking from cryptosleep, a humanoid will have [[cryptosleep sickness]] for a short time, which reduces consciousness and manipulation and causes vomiting.
-When a cryptosleep casket is severely damaged it will spark briefly then explode. Nearby flammables may catch fire.
+In order to exit a cryptosleep casket, another pawn must be directed to open it. If no controllable pawn is available to open a casket, you are unable to do anything until a [[raider]] or another random event happens to destroy it.
-===Utility===
+When a cryptosleep casket is severely damaged{{Check Tag|How damaged?}} it will begin to spark and emit a hissing sound for ??{{Check Tag|How long?}} before exploding, dealing 10 [[Flame]] damage in a 2.66-tile radius and potentially igniting [[Flammability|flammable]] pawns, buildings, and flooring in the area. For a full list of effects, see [[Flame]].
-This device can help relieve a colony during a crisis such as an intense psychic wave or medicine shortage by safely storing pawns until the problem is resolved. Additionally, pawns addicted to a drug will not progress through withdrawal during stasis, making the casket a handy way of avoiding withdrawal-induced mental breaks in the event of drug shortages - this technique can be used to save the life of a [[Luciferium]]-user, or decrease total demand over time.
-With the use of anesthetic, prisoners can also be stored temporarily to lessen the drain on colony resources while they await [[trade|sale]], [[human resources|harvesting]] or, if the [[Royalty DLC]] is installed, exchanged for [[Title|Honor]]. It is also useful to save enemies/animals till [[Mental_inspiration|inspiration]], particularly - [[thrumbo]]s and enemies with high resistance.
+== Analysis==
+This device can help relieve a colony during a crisis, such as an intense psychic wave or medicine shortage, by safely storing pawns until the problem is resolved.   Additionally, pawns addicted to a drug will not progress through withdrawal during stasis, making the casket a handy way of saving the life of a [[Luciferium]]-user, or decrease total demand over time.
-After waking from cryptosleep, a humanoid will have [[Ailments#Cryptosleep Sickness|cryptosleep sickness]] for a short time, which reduces consciousness and manipulation and causes vomiting. The colonists at the start of the game have cryptosleep sickness since they were in cryptosleep before the ship crashed.
+With the use of anesthetic, prisoners can also be stored temporarily to lessen the drain on colony resources while they await [[trade|sale]], [[human resources|harvesting]] or, if the [[Royalty DLC]] is installed, exchanged for [[Title|Honor]]. It is also useful to save prisoners, animals or [[entities]] {{AnomalyIcon}} for later such as for [[Mental_inspiration|inspirations]] for animals with high wildness and prisoners with high resistance or to make suitable containment cells for entities prone to easily breaking out.
-===Comparions to other caskets===
+Researching cryptosleep caskets is required to build a [[ship]] to the stars. Ancient cryptosleep caskets, from an [[ancient shrine]], can be used before you have research; see below for details.
-There are three types of casket - regular, [[Ship cryptosleep casket|ship]] and [[Ancient cryptosleep casket|ancient]]. Regular caskets can be built anywhere but require a significant resource and research investment and occupants can only be released by another pawn. Ancient caskets are similar to regular but are freely available on most maps in [[Ancient shrine]]s, requiring no investment, but they cannot be moved from where they are. This can make for inopportune positioning or require additional investment to protect them. Additionally, the ancient shrine must first be cleared of enemies including occasionally the current inhabitants of the caskets. Ship caskets are more expensive and significantly require more reaseach (10,800 pts more) than regular caskets, and also require a Ship structural beam to attach to, increasing the cost signficiantly (though, up to 8 caskets can share the same beam). However, they can be placed anywhere the beam can also be constructed and allow the pawn to eject themselves. This can be vital when the pawn is alone, or when there is nobody alive and mobile to release them. It also allows players to release enemies or animals at will, without pawn intervention.
-{|
+=== Comparisons to other caskets ===
-! !! style="text-align: left;" | Placement !! style="text-align: left;" | Opening  !! style="text-align: left;" | Resource Cost
+There are three types of cryptosleep casket:
+<div><li style="display: inline-table;">
+{| {{STDT| sortable c_01 text-center}}
+! Casket !! Acquisition !! Placement !! Opening !! Resource Cost
+|-
+| [[Cryptosleep casket]] || Built || Anywhere || Can only be opened by a [[Work#Haul|hauler]], using the '[[Orders#Open|Open]]' designator || {{Required Resources|Cryptosleep casket|sep=<nowiki> </nowiki>+|simple=1}}
+|-
+| [[Ship cryptosleep casket]] || Built || Must Connect to [[Ship structural beam|Ship Beam]] || Colonist may eject self || {{Required Resources|Ship cryptosleep casket|sep=<nowiki> </nowiki>+|simple=1}}<br>(+{{Required Resources|Ship structural beam|sep=<nowiki> </nowiki>+|simple=1}}<br>per 8 caskets)
 |-
-! style="text-align: left;" | Cryptosleep casket:
+| [[Ancient cryptosleep casket]] || Found in [[Ancient shrine]]s || Where found || Can only be opened by a [[Work#Haul|hauler]], using the '[[Orders#Open|Open]]' designator || None
-| Built anywhere || Can only be opened by a [[Menus#Haul|hauler]], using the 'Open' designator || {{icon|steel|180}} + {{icon|uranium|5}} + {{icon|component|4}} + {{icon|advcomponent|1}}
-|- style="text-align: left;"
-! style="text-align: left; width: 162px;" | Ship cryptosleep casket:
-| style="width: 140px;" | Can be built, but must connect to ship || Colonist may eject self ||  {{icon|steel|120}} + {{icon|uranium|14}} + {{icon|component|3}} + {{icon|advcomponent|3}} <br> ( + {{icon|steel|200}} {{icon|plasteel|40}} +{{icon|component|3}} + {{icon|advcomponent|1}} per 8 caskets)
-|- style="text-align: left;"
-! style="text-align: left; width: 162px;" | Ancient cryptosleep casket:
-| style="width: 140px;" | Only where found || Can only be opened by a [[Menus#Haul|hauler]], using the 'Open' designator || None
 |}
+</li><div>
+Ancient cryptosleep caskets have the massive advantage of not requiring research or materials. However, they can not be built or uninstalled, which can make them very inconvenient to walk to or defend. You are also required to empty out a potentially dangerous [[ancient shrine]], along with its [[Ancients|current inhabitants]]. Cryptosleep caskets can be built anywhere.
+Ship caskets are more expensive and require significantly more research (10,800 pts more) than standard caskets, and also require a [[ship structural beam]] to attach to, increasing the cost again. However, not only are they required to build a [[ship]], they also allow the pawn to eject themselves. This can be vital when the pawn is alone, or when there is nobody alive and mobile to release them. It also allows players to release enemies or animals at will, without pawn intervention.
-==Version History==
+== Version history ==
 * [[Version/0.8.657|0.8.657]] - Ancient cryptosleep shrines now generate on the map.
 * [[Version/0.9.722|0.9.722]] - Cryptosleep sickness added.

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Acquisition[edit]

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