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'''Charcoal''' is derived from [[wood]] by its burning in the near absence oxygen. Much hotter fires, necessary for smelting and forging, can be created using charcoal for it, unlike wood, has no water content. The deliberate production of charcoal dates to the [[CL 2|Brooze Age (culture level 2)]]. The use of charcoal in [[art]] dates to its very advent and with it the beginning of [[CL 1|Stone Age (cultural level 1)]] [[Cultural Events|cultural events]]. The deliberate | '''Charcoal''' is derived from [[wood]] by its burning in the near absence oxygen. Much hotter fires, necessary for smelting and forging, can be created using charcoal for it, unlike wood, has no water content. The deliberate production of charcoal dates to the [[CL 2|Brooze Age (culture level 2)]]. The use of charcoal in [[art]] dates to its very advent and with it the beginning of [[CL 1|Stone Age (cultural level 1)]] [[Cultural Events|cultural events]]. The deliberate | ||
[[Category:Fuel]][[Category:Commodity]][[Category:Carbon]][[Category:CL 2]] | [[Arcane Material Component]] for the [[Neutralize Poison]] [[spell]]. | ||
[[Category:Fuel]][[Category:Commodity]][[Category:Carbon]][[Category:Arcane Material Component]][[Category:CL 2]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:15, 27 October 2011
Charcoal is derived from wood by its burning in the near absence oxygen. Much hotter fires, necessary for smelting and forging, can be created using charcoal for it, unlike wood, has no water content. The deliberate production of charcoal dates to the Brooze Age (culture level 2). The use of charcoal in art dates to its very advent and with it the beginning of Stone Age (cultural level 1) cultural events. The deliberate
