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Updated by egocarib with game version 2.0.206.57 using QBE v1.0rc2
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| image = scalding steam.png | | image = scalding steam.png | ||
| gif = scalding steam animated.gif | | gif = scalding steam animated.gif | ||
| inhaled = no | |||
| seeping = no | | seeping = no | ||
| id = SteamGas | | id = SteamGas | ||
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| desc = Hot aerosol swells as it starts to dissipate into air. | | desc = Hot aerosol swells as it starts to dissipate into air. | ||
| categories = Gases | | categories = Gases | ||
| gameversion = 2.0. | | gameversion = 2.0.206.57 | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{name}} is a gas that is generated from {{favilink|water}} reaching vapor temperature, which is | {{name|caps}} is a gas that is generated from {{favilink|water}} reaching vapor temperature, which is 100T. If something contacts steam, they will take 0.18 * GasDensity [[heat]] damage. If created from vaporizing water, the density is drams/20. This means a 2,000 dram pool of water will turn into a 100 density {{Name}} cloud, dealing about 18 heat damage upon contact. This damage can be resisted if the object has heat resistance. <ref><code>XRL.World.Parts.GasSteam</code></ref> | ||
Being killed by {{Name}} generates a unique death message: | Being killed by {{Name}} generates a unique death message: | ||