When the distinction doesn't matter, it's commonly referred to as a vent.
A magma " vent" is the generic, non-game term for either a pipe or pool.However, it IS actually possible for a volcano that shows up on the "local" and region screen in the starting location chooser to be entirely underground - although you could see it in the starting location chooser, it would not be visible from the surface once your dwarves have arrived at the fort's site. This means that it is a lot easier to find. A volcano is identical in gameplay to a magma pipe, but it has the advantage of being a geographical feature that is visible on the location screen.Hidden Fun Stuff also contains a very, very, very small amount of magma, enough for a smelter or two.A magma pipe starts at the lowest z-level of the map from a magma (or lava) flow and extends in a pipe shape upwards, sometimes reaching the surface but often not.Magma in these pools is limited, and pools will not refill with magma once emptied. Magma pools can be very small, and may have few suitable locations for buildings that rely on magma. A magma pool is a reservoir of magma that occupies only a few Z-levels in the mountain, without reaching the surface.Magma almost exclusively occurs in two different features magma pools and magma pipes.
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