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Once Human Falling Ember (Isles of Abyss) – Skyfire, Resources & Dangers

LiveUpdated 2026-10-23 · Game v3.1.1Sea 5 of 5 · volcano at the centre

Short answer: Falling Ember is the active volcano in the middle of the ocean. Its Haywire weather, Skyfire, drops meteors that hurt players and buildings and keep heating the area. Mine the meteors for Skyfire Gold, which you need for alloy ship structures and auto-gathering facilities.

Haywire weather: Skyfire

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effect
Meteors fall and damage players and buildings nearby, and keep heating the surrounding area. Deviant enemies spawn to guard the large meteors
counter
No Skyfire-specific item has been announced; not confirmed yet. Players reinforce the hull and steer around incoming meteors test-server report
heat
For heat in general: Cooling Patch (cures Heatstroke) · All-Weather Stew (cold and heat resist)

Full counter list for all four Haywire seas: Haywire zones and their counters.

Resources

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Mine meteors for Skyfire Gold and other rare minerals. Bigger meteors are harder to extract; once a meteor is mined out, the temperature returns to normal
used in
alloy ship structures and auto-gathering facilities: How to build a ship
also
Sulfur Water from the hot springs (refined into sulfur)

Dangers

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meteors
Skyfire meteors can badly damage your ship, not just you player report
guards
Deviant enemies guard the large meteors you want to mine
heat
Constant heating near meteors and lava; carry heat counters
alloy load
An all-alloy ship can get too heavy and sink; see the Load notes in How to build a ship one player report

What’s here

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terrain
An active volcano at the centre of the ocean: lava, black sand, basalt, hot springs and scattered sulfur
names
Island and POI names aren’t published yet; this section grows when they are

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