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Why not just have both?
I cannot tell you how many LED camp lights I have that have broken or batteries that have failed, including LED Lenser which apparently are a quality brand. Randomly I've been lucky and some have lasted a long time, but that's been rare.
In fact, that fire hazard thing makes candles more likely to be the cause of rather than the solution to any serious problems I might face.
Use a candle lantern [1] makes the candle quite hands free and much safer, they're invaluable. They also sell a citronella candle so it can double for keeping the bugs away as well as lighting.
There's no way I'm skipping on the candles for any reason at all. Of course I have LED head torches but not having candles seems kind of silly, I just have both.
What brand of lanterns do you use?
[1] https://www.amazon.com/UCO-Original-Lantern-Candles-Storage/...