Faction light color

Nah, if anything, it could be used for the entrance to the council chambers.

I think this is a nice touch.

First two are flame, telvanni have fungal light source. And what is Indorils' one?

Oil fire light have pretty faint blue component.
But more sulfur flames is always nice.

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If you want Vivec to smell like rotting eggs. :P

@Smite: I meant only flame color. It can be some alcohol or carbon monoxyde flame.

But anyway sulfur burning can be used for rituals alike incense.
We are talking about dunmers, who evolved (or what tale said?) on volcanic landscape.
Sulfur dioxide (not hydrogen sulfide as you meant) must be OK for them.

It must be great to show other races people choking in sacred places of this Indoril people.

FYI, making different flame colors is very simple. Especially when you are Dunmer and you live on a volcanic island. Most of salts can be prepared in a way which allow them to burn for a long time.

For example blue light can be made from Copper(II) chloride. Just google it and you'll get a lot more ways to have red, yellow, purple...

What about f14800 for house redoran? In my opinion they should have more red color. Not only to get greater diversity but especially to show their temperament.

I'd save that kind of stuff for special buildings. Like the Mages Guild, the Morag Tong (which had this horrible red lighting http://www.uesp.net/w/images/6/61/MW-npc-Ethasi_Rilvayn.jpg ), some temples with weird relics and the strip club in Suran.

It should be punctual, for very special buildings. I'm a normal guy in my country, and I probably buy the very same light bulbs as everybody else in the world. If i had a BDSM dungeon, though, maybe i wouldnt.

But that's very low priority.

By the way. We're talking about a world in which fire comes from hands. Like regular 10-fingered hands. Stop worrying about chemistry. If it's cool, it's cool. Especially for Telvanni, who are mages, and Indoril, who have a god in their city. So if we want it cyan with a red glow at the center, yes, it's possible, no need for a PhD.

 

1) Magic comes from hands, yes, but it's unusable on economics/common_practice level (maybe in except disease-healing in Temples). Some chemistry and real world logic/science is ok. But how often anyone using this effect in reality? Pretty rare except fireworks. I am offering just ritualistic flames of common substance.

2) Red flames associated with house Dagoth already.