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Its main use is to destroy objects such as “huge rocks”, but it can also be used to damage enemies. (See [[Elin:Weapons|'''Weapons''']] page) | Its main use is to destroy objects such as “huge rocks”, but it can also be used to damage enemies. (See [[Elin:Weapons|'''Weapons''']] page) | ||
The objects that can be destroyed with a | The objects that can be destroyed with a Flam are those with a hardness lower than that of the stone used to make the Flam. | ||
For example, a | For example, a Flam made from granite (18h) cannot destroy basalt stone, giant rocks (52h), or pine trees (20h). | ||
Conversely, if the hardness of the stone is high, you can destroy objects regardless of your skills. | Conversely, if the hardness of the stone is high, you can destroy objects regardless of your skills. | ||
For example, if your mining level is below 20, you won't be able to mine the precious ore vein with a basalt pickaxe, but if you have a basalt | For example, if your mining level is below 20, you won't be able to mine the precious ore vein with a basalt pickaxe, but if you have a basalt Flam, you can mine it. | ||
==Calculating required mining level== | ==Calculating required mining level== | ||