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90% of the time, {{favilink|neutron flux}} does not explode, and will grant the player a permanent bonus to their [[AV]].
90% of the time, {{favilink|neutron flux}} does not explode, and will grant the player a permanent bonus to their [[AV]].


The remaining 10% is death:
The remaining 10% is guaranteed [[instant death]]:
{{qud quote notxml|&RCRITICAL GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE&W}}
{{qud quote notxml|&RCRITICAL GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE&W}}
Where a large explosion around the cooker is created with a force of 15,000, dealing {{heart}}{{dice tooltip|10d10+250}} damage.
When this occurs, the person cooking the meal is unavoidably killed. In addition, a large explosion around the cooker is created with a force of 15,000, dealing {{heart}}{{dice tooltip|10d10+250}} damage to the surroundings.


==Trigger Conditions==
==Trigger Conditions==

Revision as of 17:50, 29 September 2021

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volatile density-based cooking effects are a category of cooking effects that can be granted by cooking with neutron flux.

Neutron flux is associated with the following ingredient effect description:

+1 AV permanently. Small chance of gravitational collapse.

90% of the time, neutron flux does not explode, and will grant the player a permanent bonus to their AV.

The remaining 10% is guaranteed instant death:

CRITICAL GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE

When this occurs, the person cooking the meal is unavoidably killed. In addition, a large explosion around the cooker is created with a force of 15,000, dealing ♥10d10+250260-350 (Avg: 305) damage to the surroundings.

Trigger Conditions

None

Triggered Effects

None