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| − | * Can be used as a personal light source. Fill it with 0.13 kg of [[olive oil]] or [[tar]], then light with a [[steel and flint]]. | + | * Can be used as a personal light source. Fill it with 0.13 kg of [[olive oil]] [[cooking oil]] or [[tar]], then light with a [[steel and flint]]. |
* Can be made from any metal. | * Can be made from any metal. | ||
* When full, a lantern will burn for almost 24 in-game hours depending on [[quality|QL]]. | * When full, a lantern will burn for almost 24 in-game hours depending on [[quality|QL]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 8 January 2022
Main / Skills / Smithing / Blacksmithing / Lantern
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Description
A small iron box with wick and a canister for oil.
Notes
- Can be used as a personal light source. Fill it with 0.13 kg of olive oil cooking oil or tar, then light with a steel and flint.
- Can be made from any metal.
- When full, a lantern will burn for almost 24 in-game hours depending on QL.
- The lantern quality determines how far it can illuminate.
- Dye affects the light given, not the lantern's appearance. Black dye has no effect on the light.
- A hot, or hotter lantern will become lit and provide illumination, even when not filled with tar or oil, until it cools. Snuffing it will cool it automatically.
Other personal lamp options
- Carved pumpkin
- Torch
- Brass oil lamp
- Metal torch
- Candle
- Items with glow runes attached
Images
Adamantine lantern 
Brass lantern 
Bronze lantern 
Copper lantern 
Electrum lantern 
Glimmersteel lantern 
Gold lantern 
Iron lantern 
Lead lantern 
Seryll lantern 
Silver lantern 
Steel lantern 
Tin lantern 
Zinc lantern
