Description and lore
White Flame Coal
Pale-veined coal lies in rough, soot-dark lumps, ready for an ordinary hearth or heater.
Lore and observations
In Arctic travel, fuel becomes a carefully counted part of the load. A small sack beside the stove can explain more about a camp than its largest tent.
The coal's pale flame gives a working fire its particular look. Lamp makers and householders value a dependable fuel without needing it to behave like a spell.
