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'''Glowpaste''' is a [[wikipedia: fluorescence|fluorescent]] substance found on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}}
 
'''Glowpaste''' is a [[wikipedia: fluorescence|fluorescent]] substance found on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}}
   
As kindling a fire would immediately enrage the ever-present [[shade]]s, typically fire was not used for illumination in the Forests.{{book ref|sfs}} The inhabitants of the Forests relied on glowpaste, a liquid that once mixed and would provide a dim, but steady, pale green light. Glowpaste was often placed in glass jars that were tied to poles, serving as lanterns. When the user wanted the light extinguished, they simply covered the jar with a black covering.
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As kindling a fire would immediately enrage the ever-present [[shade]]s, and a fire that goes out therefore cannot be easily replaced, fire is not typically used for illumination in the [[Forests of Hell]].{{book ref|sfs}} The inhabitants of the Forests rely instead on glowpaste, a liquid that, once mixed, provides a dim, but steady, pale green or blue light. Glowpaste is often placed in glass jars that are tied to poles, serving as lanterns. When the user wants the light extinguished, they simply cover the jar with a black covering. Glowpaste can make shades glow in its light.
   
There were two variants of glowpaste.{{book ref|sfs}} The more common type was far brighter. The other variant, known as '''Abraham's Fire''' was far dimmer. It had an added benefit, though, in that its light made [[wetleek]] sap glow in the dark.
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There are two variants of glowpaste.{{book ref|sfs}} The more common type glows green and is far brighter than the blue variant, which is known as '''Abraham's Fire'''. The latter has an added benefit, though, in that its light makes [[wetleek]] sap glow in the dark.
   
[[Silence Montane]] made use of glowpaste when hunting bounties, both to light her way and to follow the trail left behind by horses that had drunk wetleek sap mixed with water.{{book ref|sfs}}
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[[Silence Montane]] makes use of glowpaste when hunting bounties, both to light her way and to follow the trail of urine left behind by horses that have drunk wetleek sap mixed with water.{{book ref|sfs}}
   
 
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Latest revision as of 20:13, 18 March 2023

Glowpaste
World of Origin Threnody
Universe Cosmere

Glowpaste is a fluorescent substance found on Threnody.[1]

As kindling a fire would immediately enrage the ever-present shades, and a fire that goes out therefore cannot be easily replaced, fire is not typically used for illumination in the Forests of Hell.[1] The inhabitants of the Forests rely instead on glowpaste, a liquid that, once mixed, provides a dim, but steady, pale green or blue light. Glowpaste is often placed in glass jars that are tied to poles, serving as lanterns. When the user wants the light extinguished, they simply cover the jar with a black covering. Glowpaste can make shades glow in its light.

There are two variants of glowpaste.[1] The more common type glows green and is far brighter than the blue variant, which is known as Abraham's Fire. The latter has an added benefit, though, in that its light makes wetleek sap glow in the dark.

Silence Montane makes use of glowpaste when hunting bounties, both to light her way and to follow the trail of urine left behind by horses that have drunk wetleek sap mixed with water.[1]

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