I'd suspect by the time LW gained rudimentary Magnakai status his enhanced 'Mind Over Matter' skills could light a Lantern assuming he didn't have a spare taper, etc. ;-) Robert Wellock On 30/04/2010, Simon Osborne <outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 30/04/2010 18:07, Jonathan Blake wrote: >> On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 10:02 AM,<ch.honza@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >>> __________________________________________________________ >>> > Od: "Simon Osborne" >>> > Komu: projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> > Datum: 30.04.2010 15:07 >>> > Předmět: [projectaon] Re: Editor's Companion Submission >>> > >>> Hmm. Well, after talking to someone with more experience of oil lamps >>> and other privations (hi, >>> dad!), it seems that oil-burning Lanterns would still need some kind of >>> flame to light the wick. Are >>> there any instances in Books 7-12 where you are given the opportunity >>> to use a Lantern? Should we >>> add that you will need a Tinderbox to light the Lantern? >>> >>> >>> Lantern may be used in book 7 sect. 16, 107, 258 and 348, book 8 >>> sect.194, book 9 sect. 94, 171, 197, 282, 313 and 349, book 10 sect. 256, >>> book 11 sect. 126 and 260. There is no use of lantern in book 12. >>> >>> The problem is, Tinderbox could be found only in book 1 (then lost in >>> book 2, after sea crash), then in book 4 (Maaken mines), in book 5 >>> (before baga-darooz), in book 6 (starting equipment) and in book 9 >>> (before entering Cauldron). And is lost after book 7... >> >> Thanks for finding all of those, Jan. >> >> It seems that for the sake of the game, the player should assume that >> the lantern comes with some means of igniting it like a small flint >> and steel. Perhaps a footnote to this effect in the places where a >> Lantern can be found would address anyone who wonders about this? > > This would affect Books 7-12 (Equipmnt) and Book 9 Sections 58, 172, 190, > and 265--all places where > you can pick up a Lantern. The footnote could read something like: "The > Lantern is designed to be > self-lighting. You will not need a Tinderbox or any other means of creating > a flame to light it." Or > words to that effect. > > -- > Simon Osborne > Project Aon > > ~~~~~~ > Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon > > > ~~~~~~ Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon