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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SnowleopardVK" data-source="post: 5742476" data-attributes="member: 6677945">Your friends don't know much about warm weather do they?Natural temperatures in places like California can sometimes reach as high as in the hundreds in degrees Fahrenheit, which is well above 30C (100F = about 37C just for reference).If a child of Canadian winters like me can survive a trip to California at that temperature (which I have done in the past), then I think you can rather easily say that the elves and fey who've lived their whole lives in this setting aren't going to burst into flames at 30C.I think it would likely take Celsius temperatures in the 40s to be dangerous to the average person, and it would probably take even higher temperatures than that to be dangerous to someone who was especially used to the heat. According to a quick Google sweep it looks as though it would take air at around 250C for someone to actually combust just from the environment.</blockquote>