For those whom haven't seem my promos on the set already, this is Dungeon Lighting Kit I. The bullseye lantern really works -- it holds a working spotlight and the transparencyof the glass gives the cast light a properly 'dirty-edged' look. It's also a posable prop. The flame props are all gravity-affectable. The set's intended (I say intended because I don't know if DAZ may or may not make changes to the release package yet) to come with two 'graviton' utility props which create an 'up' and as 'down' for things to point at. All the flames have multiple flicker and surge morphs allowing you to animate the fire or simply adjust it to yuor preferred state. Whether you want a brightly burning, raging flame or a subtly flickering one, or a windblown, stretched fire, you can do it with these. Both the candle props have melt targets, with FBMs so you can melt the candle without having to manually adjust the flame's position. The candelabra even has a melt-all dial in the candelabra itself which allows you to evenly melt all three candles! There's a firefly jar with, and another without fireflies. The one without lets you populate it yourself and have total control over the positions of the bugs, and the one with has 31 set-position fireflies with a 'Bzzz' dial so you can make them fly around all at once with the twist of a dial. The cork is removable. The Aetheric Capacitor has multiple animatable surge and flux dials to let you adjust the effects of the energy surge, and nova dials to enlarge or shrink the balls of energy on the sides. The sizes and shapes of various parts of the Tesla coils are also controllable. The alchemical potion has an easy-to-texture label, removable cork, and a 'pour' morph dial so you can use it at angles other than 'upright', a common limitation to many liquid props. Everythign but the staff comes with morph dials. The staff is a standard prop parenting a very realistic false volumetric effect. And, unlike my Free Stuff bonfire and torches, these flames render well from above and extreme angles, too!