Gnomish firelighters

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Gnomish firelighters are stackable rewards from Treasure Trails. They can be used on regular logs to produce coloured logs, or on a gnomish firelighter to fill it. When used on logs, a message in the chatbox will state You coat the logs with the [colour] chemicals. When the coloured logs are used with a tinderbox, the flame will either be blue, red, purple, white, or green, depending on the colour of the firelighter used.

When burning the logs, the experience gained is increased by 10 points, for a total of 50. Additionally, the fire will always be lit on the first try; burning coloured logs can be a slight time-saver on early Firemaking training over regular logs and even oak logs.

Gnomish firelighters can also be used to recolour a Phoenix to a different colour, which requires 250 of the desired firelighter; this permanently unlocks the recolour for the Phoenix pet and can be toggled through the metamorphosis option. Red firelighters are functionally useless on the Phoenix pet.

Trivia

  • Gnomish firelighters were made tradeable along with the Treasure Trail Expansion on 12 June 2014.

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