Can my house burn?

[DeGreZet]

I have fireplace close to my building and it's smoking af, so i'm wondering if it can lit my house or I'm safe?

[TactiCat]

Buildings do not currently catch fire.

[Flare |UKCS|]

No fire doesnt spread (at the moment), the smoke is showing you that you need to make a safe exit for the smoke while shielding the fire from water, just make a chimney.

[Cockroach]

No surprisingly

[Samoth]

I also tried to use fire to split birch, doesn't work.. :)

[N0ma13]

gawd wouldn't that be great?
The smell of sulfur in the air "OH MY GAWD NOOO"

[Samoth]

Originally posted by N0ma13:

gawd wouldn't that be great?
The smell of sulfur in the air "OH MY GAWD NOOO"

that would be a (another) brutal side-effect of a raid, collateral combustible damage.

[bizarre]

no the games easy. not hardcore like minecraft & terraria

[Dialtone]

When I first started playing I'd hoped for realistic fires, wind damage from flying loose branches, mudslides from too much surface clearing, tornadoes, earthquakes, occasional falling trees in big storms, lightning strikes and other general calamities. But alas no.

Maybe the first two would be ok in a game like this. Having loose branches on the ground possibly becoming projectiles in a big storm could be cool. Plus fire that can spread reasonably, like you'd have lots of time to deal with it.

[jonnin]

oddly the only thing that actually burns if you put it in the fire is YOU (or monsters). Drop your food in there? You can pick it up and its fine a month later when the fire stops burning. Got a wood pole across it to hang your brazier? No problem. Etc.

[Flare |UKCS|]

toss a surtling core (put core on hotkey) into a bonfire for a festive boom

[Kitsune Dzelda]

If the house were capable of being set on fire, chances are I would have done it by now.

[Pitchforque]

If you have too many building pieces directly over a fire, they will cause the fire to go out rather than catching fire themselves.