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[[Surface]] > [[Surface#Types Of Surface|Types Of Surface]] > [[Blood Surface]]
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| redirect = Blood
'''Blood Surface''' is a type of [[Surface]]. Blood surfaces can extinguished fire and be frozen.
| other = other uses
 
| disambig = Blood
[[File:Blood Surface.png|upright=0.8|thumb|right|{{AbilityInfobox
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| title = <div style="font-size:105%; font-family:Georgia;">''Tav standing beside a blood surface.''</div>
{{Area page
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| name = Blood
 
| image = Blood surface.png
== Properties ==
| controller icon = Blood surface Controller Icon.webp
Douses unprotected flame. Can be [[Ice Surface|frozen]].
| icon = Blood surface Icon.webp
| summary = a [[surface]] that is commonly created when living creatures receive damage.
| description = Douses unprotected flames. Can be frozen.
| type = surface
| created by items = Bloodbank Bottle, Jar of Coagulated Blood, Vial of Blood
| interactions = * Will freeze over into [[Ice (area)|ice]] when exposed to cold damage. After {{Duration|2}}, thaws into [[Water (area)|water]].
| notes = * Cannot be electrified.
* When blood is created by a creature receiving damage, the spread and surface area of blood is determined by the type and quantity of damage.{{Verify}}
}}

Latest revision as of 21:29, 2 May 2024

Blood redirects here. For other uses, see Blood (disambiguation).
Blood (surface) image

Blood is a surface that is commonly created when living creatures receive damage.

Description

Douses unprotected flames. Can be frozen.

Properties

Type: Surface

Creation

This area can be created by the following:

Items:

Interactions

  • Will freeze over into ice when exposed to cold damage. After Duration: 2 turns, thaws into water.

Notes

  • Cannot be electrified.
  • When blood is created by a creature receiving damage, the spread and surface area of blood is determined by the type and quantity of damage.[Needs Verification]