Flammability
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Flammability is a Stat: How easily an object catches fire and how strongly it burns.
Pawns, including both humans and animals, generally have a base flammability of 70%. Mechanoids have a base flammability of 0%.
Phoenix armor 
reduces the flammability of its wearer by 68%.
For specifics on the process by which flammability affects the likelihood of being set on fire, see Flame.
Note that having a flammability of 0% only prevents the item/pawn/etc catching on fire, it does not prevent taking Flame damage. For example, while a stone wall will not be ignited by molotov cocktails, and won't continue to burn, it will take the 10 flame damage from the initial attack. Similarly, a pawn requires Armor - Heat to actually mitigate flame damage taken.
Some things, such as the buildings found in mech clusters , have both a flammability of 0% and are immune to flame damage but these are separate effects.
Factors[edit]
For pawns, offsets are applied first followed by factors. So a pawn wearing Phoenix armor with the Fire resistant 
gene will have a final flammability value of 0.2% ((70% - 68%) * 0.1)
- Offsets
- Phoenix armor : -68%
- Phoenix armor
- Factors
- Fire resistant : x0.1
- Fire resistant
Materials[edit]
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An item can have different flammability depending on the material chosen to make it. Surprisingly steel, silver and gold structures like walls and doors are flammable. However raw steel, silver and gold are not.
| Material | Stuff cost | Beauty | Work to Build | HP | Flammability | Market Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wooden Wall | 5 
|
0 | 95 ticks (1.58 secs) | 195 | 100% | 6.3 
|
| Granite Wall | 5 
|
0 | 950 ticks (15.83 secs) | 510 | 0% | 7.9
|
| Limestone Wall | 5 
|
0 | 950 ticks (15.83 secs) | 465 | 0% | 7.9
|
| Marble Wall | 5 
|
1 | 883 ticks (14.72 secs) | 360 | 0% | 7.7
|
| Sandstone Wall | 5 
|
0 | 815 ticks (13.58 secs) | 420 | 0% | 7.4
|
| Slate Wall | 5 
|
0 | 950 ticks (15.83 secs) | 390 | 0% | 7.9
|
| Jade Wall | 5 
|
10 | 675 ticks (11.25 secs) | 150 | 0% | 27
|
| Golden Wall | 50 
|
20 | 122 ticks (2.03 secs) | 180 | 40% | 500
|
| Plasteel Wall | 5 
|
0 | 297 ticks (4.95 secs) | 840 | 0% | 46
|
| Silver Wall | 50
|
6 | 135 ticks (2.25 secs) | 210 | 40% | 51
|
| Steel Wall | 5 
|
0 | 135 ticks (2.25 secs) | 300 | 40% | 10
|
| Uranium Wall | 5 
|
0 | 257 ticks (4.28 secs) | 750 | 0% | 31
|
Assuming Normal quality, for the effect of other qualities, see Quality.
| Material | Stuff cost | Beauty | Work to Build | HP | Flammability | Door Speed | Market Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wooden Door | 25
|
0 | 595 ticks (9.92 secs) | 104 | 100% | 120% | 32
|
| Granite Door | 25
|
0 | 5,240 ticks (1.46 mins) | 272 | 0% | 45% | 41
|
| Limestone Door | 25
|
0 | 5,240 ticks (1.46 mins) | 248 | 0% | 45% | 41
|
| Marble Door | 25
|
1 | 4,815 ticks (1.34 mins) | 192 | 0% | 45% | 40
|
| Sandstone Door | 25
|
0 | 4,390 ticks (1.22 mins) | 224 | 0% | 45% | 38
|
| Slate Door | 25
|
0 | 5,240 ticks (1.46 mins) | 208 | 0% | 45% | 41
|
| Jade Door | 25
|
10 | 4,250 ticks (1.18 mins) | 80 | 0% | 90% | 140
|
| Golden Door | 250
|
20 | 765 ticks (12.75 secs) | 96 | 40% | 100% | 2,505
|
| Plasteel Door | 25
|
0 | 1,870 ticks (31.17 secs) | 448 | 0% | 100% | 230
|
| Silver Door | 250
|
6 | 850 ticks (14.17 secs) | 112 | 40% | 100% | 255
|
| Steel Door | 25
|
0 | 850 ticks (14.17 secs) | 160 | 40% | 100% | 51
|
| Uranium Door | 25
|
0 | 1,615 ticks (26.92 secs) | 400 | 0% | 75% | 156
|
Assuming Normal quality, for the effect of other qualities, see Quality.