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'''Blast Mining''' is a method of training the [[Miner]] profession using [[Explosives]] to mine [[Deathstone]] |
<noinclude>'''Blast Mining''' is a method of training the [[Miner]] profession using [[Explosives]] to mine [[Deathstone]]. |
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</noinclude>The process for blast mining is: |
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* First, an explosive is placed. |
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* The player has 6 seconds to get at least 3 squares away from the node before it detonates, during this time the player cannot place another explosive or leave the room. |
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* When the explosive detonates the room will shake, interrupting the player for around 1.5 seconds. |
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* If the player is within 2 squars of the node, they will be stunned for 5 seconds instead. |
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* In total, the process takes 10 seconds to mine a node, after which it takes 60 seconds for the node to respawn. |
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* Explosives are used at a rate of one per stone. |
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Latest revision as of 15:46, 22 December 2024
Blast Mining is a method of training the Miner profession using Explosives to mine Deathstone.
The process for blast mining is:
- First, an explosive is placed.
- The player has 6 seconds to get at least 3 squares away from the node before it detonates, during this time the player cannot place another explosive or leave the room.
- When the explosive detonates the room will shake, interrupting the player for around 1.5 seconds.
- If the player is within 2 squars of the node, they will be stunned for 5 seconds instead.
- In total, the process takes 10 seconds to mine a node, after which it takes 60 seconds for the node to respawn.
- Explosives are used at a rate of one per stone.
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