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'''Superheat''' is a [[Dragonwilds:spell]] that is unlocked at level 20 [[Dragonwilds:Artisan]]. Superheat can be cast on any processing station that uses fire in its operation to increase the processing speed by 90% for 30 seconds. This includes [[Dragonwilds:campfire]]s, [[Dragonwilds:kiln]]s, and [[Dragonwilds:furnace]]s. About two machines can be kept constantly superheated by a single player casting the spell off cooldown, since it takes 3.75 seconds to cast. It can be effective in the bulk production of [[Dragonwilds:Clean Water]], or rapidly processing [[Dragonwilds:Clay Vessel]]s and [[Dragonwilds:Adhesive]] to fill up other machines in multi-step recipes. | '''Superheat''' is a [[Dragonwilds:spell]] that is unlocked at level 20 [[Dragonwilds:Artisan]]. Superheat can be cast on any processing station that uses fire in its operation to increase the processing speed by 90% for 30 seconds. This includes [[Dragonwilds:campfire]]s, [[Dragonwilds:kiln]]s, and [[Dragonwilds:furnace]]s. About two machines can be kept constantly superheated by a single player casting the spell off cooldown, since it takes 3.75 seconds to cast. It can be effective in the bulk production of [[Dragonwilds:Clean Water]], or rapidly processing [[Dragonwilds:Clay Vessel]]s and [[Dragonwilds:Adhesive]] to fill up other machines in multi-step recipes. | ||
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="250" style="text-align:left"> | |||
Superheat (video).mp4|A player casting the Superheat spell. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Journal== | |||
{{Journal entry| | |||
Some wizards study the stars. Some wizards investigate the ways in which an enchantment can be used to make beautiful art. Jillian Varden was only interested in fire. She would study it relentlessly, she created spells to warm the hearth and light candles from a distance. But in her heart she wanted only one thing, to create a flame hotter than anyone else. | |||
The furnace was her answer and she spent weeks studying how one might push the flames harder and higher, so that metal might melt faster beneath their rage. She created a spell that would revolutionize smithing, yet she dreamed still of hotter flames. | |||
Soot was all that remained of her lab. Her body was never recovered. | |||
}} | |||
==Trivia== | |||
* In ''{{RSL|RuneScape}}'', ''{{OSL|Old School RuneScape}}'' and ''{{RSCL|RuneScape Classic}}'' this spell is called ''{{RSL|Superheat Item}},'' where its function is to act as a furnace and create metal bars. | * In ''{{RSL|RuneScape}}'', ''{{OSL|Old School RuneScape}}'' and ''{{RSCL|RuneScape Classic}}'' this spell is called ''{{RSL|Superheat Item}},'' where its function is to act as a furnace and create metal bars. | ||
* The original name was called "Ferocious Furnace" during the alpha testing, and was renamed to Superheat during its official release. | |||
{{Spells}} | {{Spells}} | ||
{{Artisan}} | {{Artisan}} | ||
Revision as of 11:26, 18 August 2026
Template:External Template:Infobox Spell Superheat is a Dragonwilds:spell that is unlocked at level 20 Dragonwilds:Artisan. Superheat can be cast on any processing station that uses fire in its operation to increase the processing speed by 90% for 30 seconds. This includes Dragonwilds:campfires, Dragonwilds:kilns, and Dragonwilds:furnaces. About two machines can be kept constantly superheated by a single player casting the spell off cooldown, since it takes 3.75 seconds to cast. It can be effective in the bulk production of Dragonwilds:Clean Water, or rapidly processing Dragonwilds:Clay Vessels and Dragonwilds:Adhesive to fill up other machines in multi-step recipes.
Gallery
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A player casting the Superheat spell.
Journal
Trivia
- In Template:RSL, Template:OSL and Template:RSCL this spell is called Template:RSL, where its function is to act as a furnace and create metal bars.
- The original name was called "Ferocious Furnace" during the alpha testing, and was renamed to Superheat during its official release.