Yeah, if the ice stone runs out first, we might get steam explosion.Using magic stones to do the heating and cooling is such a cheat, but I'm also concerned about safety if one runs out of juice before the other.
IRL we just have the fire source, and a temperature gauge keeps an eye on things. Also just have lots of water. Well, actually IIRC it was more "don't run out of water"Using magic stones to do the heating and cooling is such a cheat, but I'm also concerned about safety if one runs out of juice before the other.
Having your source of heat be entirely encased without smoke or inconsistent hotspots greatly reduces difficulty and ability to detect. Sound would still be an issue, but the comfort alone would be MUCH easier to do.IRL we just have the fire source, and a temperature gauge keeps an eye on things. Also just have lots of water. Well, actually IIRC it was more "don't run out of water"
I think if physics and magic are both at play, the fire stones have a temperature limit
YesPage 14, all her apprentices, and their successors in turn, with access to the 'library', will also have access to her scientific 'knowledge' from her previous world? Did I interpret that right?
Stirling engine
This may be the real reason that their technology became ancient.