Light Sources

Rush Candle - Poor:

A piece of Rush soaked in animal fat. It burns easily and provides a cheap source of light.

It burns for 10 minutes and makes a 10 ft() area of dim light.

Rush Candle:

A piece of Rush soaked in animal fat. It burns easily and provides a cheap source of light.

It burns for 30 minutes and makes a 10 ft() area of dim light.

Rush Candle - Quality:

A piece of Rush soaked in animal fat. It burns easily and provides a cheap source of light. The quality is variable, and the process is unchanged making even nice Rush Candles cheap and easy to make.

It burns for 1 hour and makes a 15 ft() area of dim light.

Candle - Poor:

A cheap tallow candle.

It burns for 30 minutes and makes a 10 ft() area of dim light.

Candle:

A simple tallow candle

It burns for 30 minutes and makes a 15 ft() area of dim light.

Candle - Quality:

A fine tallow candle

It burns for 1 hour and makes a 15 ft() area of dim light.

Small Fire:

A small fire that takes up a single square. It is mostly coals and casts minimal light, but lasts a long time.

It burns for 6 hours and makes a 15 ft() area of dim light.

Campfire:

A medium sized campfire that takes up a single square. It is stocked with fresh wood and burns bright and warm.

It burns for 1 hour and makes a 40 ft() area of normal light and a 15 ft() area of dim light beyond that.

When it burns out it becomes a Small Fire.

Bonfire:

A large fire that takes up a 2x2 area. It burns brightly for hours without additional fuel.

It burns for 4 hours and makes a 5 ft() area of bright light, a 60 ft() area of normal light beyond that, and a 40 ft() area of dim light beyond that.

When it burns out it becomes 4 campfires.

Bonfire - Huge:

A massive fire that takes up a 3x3 area. It burns brightly for several hours without additional fuel.

It burns for 3 hours and makes a 15 ft() area of bright light, a 80 ft() area of normal light beyond that, and a 60 ft() area of dim light beyond that.

When it burns out it becomes a Bond Fire.