Difference between revisions of "Deathrest casket"

Revision as of 01:40, 10 December 2022

The deathrest casket is a building added by the Biotech DLC that allows pawns with the Deathrest gene to both deathrest faster and to link to other buildings for additional benefits.

Acquisition

Deathrest caskets can be constructed once the Deathrest research project has been completed. They require 100 Steel, 3 Components and 2,500 ticks (41.67 secs) of work.

Summary

A powered deathrest casket speeds up deathrest by 11%, meaning it takes only 3.6 game-days to avoid the Deathrest Interrupted penalty. The casket itself uses 0 W of power, but still must be connected to an electrical grid to function. Once rested in, the casket permanently binds to its user, though deconstructing it has no penalty.

While resting in a deathrest casket, colonists heal by an additional 4 HP per day, the same as all non-hospital beds -- see injury for details. Caskets can be walked over, although at a slower rate.

A casket can connect to other deathrest buildings, much like a bed and dresser.

Analysis

Deathrest caskets are a fairly large investment in the early-game, especially for The Sanguophage scenario. For reference, they cost 1 component more than a wood-fired generator

Gallery

Pictures

Facing East
Facing North
Facing South
Auto wake button
Building connection

Audio

Version history

Biotech DLC Release - Added.

Biotech (DLC)

Families: Relationships (Reproduction • Children)
Life stages (Babies • Children • Adults)
Furniture (Crib • Baby sleeping spot • Growth vat • Toy box • Baby decoration • School desk • Blackboard)
Mechanoids: Laborers (Agrihand • Cleansweeper • Constructoid • Fabricor • Lifter • Paramedic • Tunneler)
Combatants (Centurion • Legionary • Militor • Scorcher • Tesseron)
Commanders (Apocriton • Diabolus • War queen • War urchin)
Mechanitors: Control (Mechlink • Band node • Mech boosters • Mech signallers • Control pack • Airwire headset)
Mechanoid creation (Basic subcore • Standard subcore • High subcore • Subcore encoder • Subcore softscanner • Subcore ripscanner • Mech gestator)
Maintenance (Mech recharger)
Genetics: Xenohumans (Dirtmoles • Genies • Highmates • Hussars • Impids • Neanderthals • Pigskins • Sanguophages • Wasters • Yttakin)
Genes Germline • Xenogene • Metabolic efficiency
Genetic Modification Genepack • Gene extractor • Gene bank • Gene assembler • Gene processor • Xenogerm • Archite capsules
Deathrest (Deathrest accelerator • Deathrest capacity serum • Deathrest casket • Glucosoid pump • Hemogen amplifier • Hemopump • Psychofluid pump)
Pollution: Nature (Toxalope • Toxipotato plant • Waste rat • Gray pine tree • Pebble cactus • Rat palm tree • Witchwood tree • Stasis cocoon)
Mitigation (Wastepacks • Atomizers • Pollution pumps • Polux trees)
Adaptation Face mask • Gas mask • Tox grenades • Tox pack • Tox shell • Toxic needle gun • Toxbomb launcher • Detoxifier kidney • Detoxifier lung
Nonchalance Toxifier generator

@@ Line 42: / Line 42: @@
 == Analysis ==
-It uses almost as much resources as a [[wood-fired generator]], but costs one more [[component]]. This makes it a rather hefty investment in the early-game, especially for the [[sanguophage]] scenario.
+Deathrest caskets are a fairly large investment in the early-game, especially for [[Scenario system#The Sanguophage|The Sanguophage]] [[scenario]]. For reference, they cost 1 [[component]] more than a [[wood-fired generator]]
-As with all other deathrest machines, these cost a non-negligble amount of steel and components.
-Consider holding off on building them until you are more well established and are able to produce steel and components reliabily with [[deep drill]]s and [[fabrication bench]]es.
-They also do not consume power while idling, unlike their contemporaries such as [[sleep accelerator]]s. Hence, they can be left idle without consequence.
 == Gallery ==