Fuel
A fire accepts only its own fuel type. Adding fuel beyond its capacity wastes the excess. Rain can shorten its burning time; compare the same fuel in different fires.
Guano
- Fuel
- 45
Guano Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Hay Wall
- Fuel
- 15
Jet Feather
- Fuel
- 7.5
Jungle Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Light Bulb
- Fuel
- 90
Living Log
- Fuel
- 45
Log
- Fuel
- 45
Log Suit
- Fuel
- 180
Magma Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Manure
- Fuel
- 45
Marsh Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Meadow Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Mini Sign
- Fuel
- 45
Mud Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Nightmare Fuel
- Fuel
- 180
Nitre
- Fuel
- 90
Palm Leaf
- Fuel
- 15
Papyrus
- Fuel
- 15
Petals
- Fuel
- 7.5
Pine Cone
- Fuel
- 15
Pretty Parasol
- Fuel
- 180
Reeds
- Fuel
- 15
Rocky Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Rope
- Fuel
- 45
Rot
- Fuel
- 15
Rotten Egg
- Fuel
- 15
Sandy Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Sapling
- Fuel
- 180
Savanna Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Slimy Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Slurtle Slime
- Fuel
- 45
Snakeskin Rug
- Fuel
- 45
Spider Eggs
- Fuel
- 180
Spiky Bush
- Fuel
- 180
Straw Roll
- Fuel
- 180
Swamp Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Tar
- Fuel
- 180
Tentacle Spots
- Fuel
- 15
Tidal Marsh Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Twigs
- Fuel
- 15
Vine
- Fuel
- 45
Viney Bush Root
- Fuel
- 180
Volcano Turf
- Fuel
- 45
Wax Paper
- Fuel
- 15
Wood Fence
- Fuel
- 15
Wood Gate
- Fuel
- 15
Wood Wall
- Fuel
- 15
Wooden Flooring
- Fuel
- 45