More NPP 6.1 questions

[Deadguy]

While playing NPP 6.1 I had a couple unusual things come up...

1) Got a superb feeling on dl22, investigate, kill a lesser orc unique, figure that cant be the reason for the feeling...Upon further exploration, I discover that approx. 1/4 of the level is buried treasure spots...would this have caused the feeling? Im playing no-sell and thinking Jackpot

2) The stock of the library shop has 3 dungeon only priest books for sale...normal, just uncommon, or what?

Love NPP btw, esp. with no-sell, thanks!

[Diego Gonzalez]

Perhaps there is a nest/pit in the level. Or a great item (out of depth) on the floor.

Sometimes the library stocks dungeon books. But it's very rare.

I'm glad that you like NPP. Enjoy it.

Beware of the big dragons. An almost dead wyrm can be very dangerous if you have low hp because they can use ball spells now besides breaths.

-Diego

[Deadguy]

Yeah, I searched the level out, only other thing was a wimpy orc unique with escorts...oh well, I made like 125k and only dug about half of it out

keep up the good work, wish I could get a newer version ported to Android

[nppangband]

While playing NPP 6.1 I had a couple unusual things come up...

1) Got a superb feeling on dl22, investigate, kill a lesser orc unique, figure that cant be the reason for the feeling...Upon further exploration, I discover that approx. 1/4 of the level is buried treasure spots...would this have caused the feeling? Im playing no-sell and thinking Jackpot

2) The stock of the library shop has 3 dungeon only priest books for sale...normal, just uncommon, or what?

Love NPP btw, esp. with no-sell, thanks!

It is uncommon. Remember those books won't be there for long. They will be gone the next time the store inventory shuffles.

Usually the stores sell only limited items. But on every dungeon level, there are "secret squares" that, if the player walks over them, increase the chance of a store selling unusual items. It is meant to be a mini reward for actually exploring the dungeon instead of stair scumming.