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* Averted in [[Dragon Age]], mages are lucid dreamers with the ability to draw some element of the Fade into the real world to make it respond to their will. And in most cases they still have to use [[Green Rocks|lyrium]] as a power source.
* In ''[[Dwarf Fortress]]'' smelting, forging metal items, and other things that require great heat can get the heat from magma rather than by burning fuel. But since in the game magma remains at the same fixed temperature regardless of how much heat has been extracted from it, a small bit of magma isolated from the planet's core can supply an endless amount of heat energy.
** There is also the [https://web.archive.org/web/20120102161036/http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/Water_wheel#Dwarven_Water_Reactor Dwarven Water Reactor], which is a power-producing perpetual motion machine that relies on using a pump to raise water to power multiple waterwheels (which are hooked up to the pump and whatever else needs power)
** Creatures with a fixed body heat (like magma men and fire men) are endless wells or sinks of heat coming from and going to nowhere.
** Wooden items, if set on fire, will keep on burning until they are completely incinerated. [[Made of Indestructium|Artifacts cannot be destroyed]]. The logical conclusion is to create eternally flaming artifact wooden weapons or coal statues.
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