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** ''Molten Core'' has [[Magma Man|Ragnaros the Firelord]], who wields Sulfuras, a gargantuan lava warhammer. In the ''Warcraft'' D20 RPG and trading card games, Sulfuras is available as a treasure.
*** Players can craft a [http://www.wowpedia.org/Sulfuras,_Hand_of_Ragnaros miniature version].
* ''[[Dwarf Fortress]]'': One of early objectives usually is digging down to magma sea due to extreme usefulness of this liquid. Magma allows to run furnaces without consuming fuel and makes a great source of weapon-grade high value stone, as it reacts with water, producing mineable obsidian (and steam). It can be pumped around and even scooped with minecarts and interacts with floodgates and pressure plates much like water, as long as equipment touching it is heat-resistant enough - there's even an internal token for "magma-safe" materials. Ask for help on the forum, and someone will suggest solving your problem with lava. If you're already using lava, you should try using more. DF wiki used to be on domain "df.magmawiki.com" for a reason.
** If your problem is too much lava, [[Elves Versus Dwarves|then what are you? Some kind of Elf?]]
* ''[[Metroid Prime]]: Hunters'' features the Magmaul, which is basically a magma grenade launcher.
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* The strongest crafting material in ''[[Terraria]]'' is Hellstone. Which appears in lava pits. And emits lava when mined.
** Obsidian is created by dumping water into lava -- in relatively small quantities in the normal game and ''enormous'' quantities if you build a [[Good Bad Bugs|generator]].
== [[Western Animation]] ==
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