Comment 90901
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![[Art] Heart of the Kiln](https://storage.googleapis.com/paperdemon-prod-la/submissions/thumbs/art_img_thumb_35905_7376c05564305441058958d92c52086e5ebc7a25f0b9c.jpg)
Well, I know part of it was experience, and another part was specific rock-like stuff they'd put in there that would slowly melt. Looking at the rocks can act as a gauge of the progress/heat. Other than that, I don't know either.
And thanks about my bab, but it's a she
And thanks about my bab, but it's a she
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Firiel Sorry, didn't look at the rest of your recent uploads before commenting on her!MaskedLin That's fine, it can be hard to tell if a dragon is lad or a lassFiriel Unless, perhaps, you are yourself a dragon.MaskedLin Very true~ It would be interesting to show a dragon having a hard time sexing a different race, like humans.Firiel Sounds like a potential short story for somebody.MaskedLin Sounds like something I'd make a little story about.Firiel Let me know if you ever do, yeah? ^_^MaskedLin Sure! I'll probably post it up here, after I finally get all of my older stuff up~Firiel Cool.
Come to think of it, what all DID people use to measure heat for sensitive operations like clay IRL before thermometers? Was there some kind of a "is it hot enough to burn this thing yet" or "how fast does it turn a piece of metal red", or was it kind of trial and error and have you been working with it long enough to know by the feel+amount of kindling and time waited? Might be something to investigate...