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A '''magma flow''' is a special type of map tile found at the bottom of a [[magma pipe]]. Items dropped onto a magma flow from above will disappear (the same as when dropped into a [[chasm]]), but creatures can safely walk on the tiles as long as no [[magma]] is present. Magma pipes refill by spawning magma directly above magma flow tiles, however, so they tend not to remain safely walkable for long. | A '''magma flow''' is a special type of map tile found at the bottom of a [[magma pipe]]. Items dropped onto a magma flow from above will disappear (the same as when dropped into a [[chasm]]), but creatures can safely walk on the tiles as long as no [[magma]] is present. Magma pipes refill by spawning magma directly above magma flow tiles, however, so they tend not to remain safely walkable for long. | ||
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{{Category|Map tiles}} | {{Category|Map tiles}} | ||