Candles can be knocked over; but are otherwise safe. Flaming torches as used in all the best tunnels * can flare ( leaping flames aside, they also don't last that long ).
Anyone old enough to recall Dungeon Master ? Very 2D.
Candles can be knocked over; but are otherwise safe. Flaming torches as used in all the best tunnels * can flare ( leaping flames aside, they also don't last that long ).
Anyone old enough to recall Dungeon Master ? Very 2D.
They're not torches, though, they're sconces.
Most libraries used oil lamps, because an oil lamp was cheaper than candles, produced more light, and could last a long time. These look like oil lamps in the sconces. (A black pot in a metal cage that produces a steady flame.)
Knowing it's the SDM's library, however, it may well be some sort of fire spell bound into a pot.
Most libraries used oil lamps, because an oil lamp was cheaper than candles, produced more light, and could last a long time. These look like oil lamps in the sconces. (A black pot in a metal cage that produces a steady flame.)
Knowing it's the SDM's library, however, it may well be some sort of fire spell bound into a pot.
Wait, are you talking about something else? That's very clearly an open fire effect drawn on that balcony. Those are torches on the wall. Or, rather, some kind of brazier sconce.
