[Entroband 1.7.1 Character Dump]
Name : Lucky Lugosi
Sex : Male Age 123 STR!: 18/***
Race : Kutar Height 43 INT!: 18/110
Class : Chaos-Warrior Weight 124 WIS : 18/38
Magic : Chaos Social Class 2 DEX!: 18/180
Patron : Arioch Align Evil CON!: 18/***
CHR!: 18/170
Right hand (+89,+83) Hit point -130/1092 Fighting : Legendary[35]
SP (Mana) 32/ 236 Bows/Throw : Legendary[20]
Blows/Round 8+0 SavingThrow: Superb
AverageDmg/Rnd 776+0 Level 50 Stealth : Superb
Experience 14167152
Shooting (+32,+14) Max Exp 14431356 Perception : Good
Multiplier x0.00 Exp to Adv ***** Searching : Fair
Shots/Round 1.00 Gold 1742784 Disarming : Superb
MagicDevice: Heroic
AC [36,+151] Time Day 4966 23:36
Speed (+21+10) Play time 28:52:21 Infra-Vision: 30 feet
(Character Background)
You arose from an unmarked grave. You have matted brown
hair, feral yellow eyes, and a deathly pale complexion.
...You were killed by The Tarrasque on level 94 of Angband.
Modification
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Race : Kutar STR!: 18/90 0 2 -2 16 18/*** 22.4.s.s.422.
Class : Chaos-Warrior INT!: 18/130 -1 1 -2 0 18/110 2.....2s....4
Level : 50 WIS : 18/98 -1 -1 -2 -2 18/38 .2.....s....4
Hits : -130/1092 DEX!: 18/80 1 0 -2 11 18/180 ...4...s44..1
Mana : 32/236 CON!: 18/80 2 2 -2 18 18/*** .2.4...s4422.
CHR!: 18/120 3 -2 2 2 18/170 ......2s.....
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Acid : +......+.+..# Sound : +............ Speed : ..+++.+....+#
Elec : +......+.+..# Nether: ..+.......... FreeAction: .+........+..
Fire : .*.....+.+..# Nexus : ............. SeeInvisi.: .+.......+...
Cold : .......+.+..# Chaos : ............+ Hold Life : ......++.....
Poison: .+..........# Disnch: ........+.... Warning : .............
Light : .+.......+... Fear : .++..+......# SlowDigest: .......+.....
Dark : ........+.... Reflct: .+........... Regene. : .............
Shard : .......+..... AuFire: ............. Levitation: ......+......
Blind : .........+... AuElec: ............. Perm Lite : .........+...
Conf : .+.........++ AuCold: ............. Cursed : .............
\) \)}=="*((]]] \)}=="*((]]]
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Slay Evil : ... Telepathy : .........+... Add Blows : +......+.....
Slay Und. : ... ESP Evil : ............. Add Tunnel : .............
Slay Demon: ... ESP Noliv.: ............. Add Infra : .............
Slay Drag.: ... ESP Good : ............. Add Device : .............
Slay Human: ... ESP Undead: ............. Add Stealth : +.+.....+....
Slay Anim.: ... ESP Demon : ............. Add Search : ........+....
Slay Orc : ... ESP Dragon: .............
Slay Troll: ... ESP Human : ............. Riding : .............
Slay Giant: ... ESP Animal: ............. Throw : .............
Acid Brand: ... ESP Orc : ............. Blessed : .............
Elec Brand: ... ESP Troll : ............. No Teleport : .............
Fire Brand: +.. ESP Giant : ..+.......... Anti Magic : .............
Cold Brand: +.. Econom. Mana: .............
Poison Brd: ... Sust Str : .+...+.+.....
Sharpness : ... Sust Int : .......+..... Drain Exp : .............
Quake : ... Sust Wis : .+.....+..... Rnd.Teleport: .............
Vampiric : ... Sust Dex : .......+..... Aggravate : .............
Chaotic : ... Sust Con : .+.....+..... TY Curse : .............
Force Wep.: ... Sust Chr : .......+.....
[Last Messages]
> The Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla squelches.
> The Unmaker touches the Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla.
> The Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla quivers in pain.
> The Unmaker misses the Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla.
> The Unmaker touches the Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla.
> You have 4 Dark Red Potions of Resistance.
> You feel resistant to acid!
> You feel resistant to electricity!
> You feel resistant to fire!
> You feel resistant to cold!
> You feel resistant to poison!
> The Tarrasque breathes disenchantment.
> You collect 420 gold pieces worth of adamantite.
> The Unmaker touches the Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla.
> The Spawn of Ubbo-Sathla dies.
> The Tarrasque breathes disenchantment.
> You hit The Tarrasque.
> You miss The Tarrasque.
> You hit The Tarrasque.
> You miss The Tarrasque. <x2>
> You hit The Tarrasque. <x3>
> The Tarrasque breathes disenchantment.
> You hit The Tarrasque.
> You miss The Tarrasque.
> You hit The Tarrasque. <x2>
> It was a superb hit!
> You hit The Tarrasque. <x4>
> The Tarrasque breathes disenchantment.
> Screen dump saved.
> Stupid Tarrasque
> Goodbye, Lugosi!
[Option Settings]
Preserve Mode: OFF
Small Levels: ENABLED
Arena Levels: ENABLED
[Recall Depth]
Angband : level 94
Yeek cave : level 6
Orc cave : level 21
Dragon's lair : level 48
Numenor : level 59
R'lyeh : level 80
!Chameleon cave : level 45
[Quest Information]
< Completed Quest >
Thieves Hideout (Danger level: 5) - level 4
Warg problem (Danger level: 5) - level 11
The Borshin (Dungeon level: 6) - level 13
Ulfast, Son of Ulfang (Dungeon level: 12) - level 16
Old Man Willow Quest (Danger level: 22) - level 20
Vapor Quest (Danger level: 25) - level 23
The Sewer (Danger level: 15) - level 25
Orc Camp (Danger level: 15) - level 25
Doom Quest 1 (Danger level: 15) - level 26
Dark Elven Lords Quest (Danger level: 25) - level 26
Logrus Master (Danger level: 25) - level 27
Kharis the Powerslave (Dungeon level: 24) - level 28
Tengu and Death Swords (Danger level: 25) - level 28
The Mimic's Treasure (Danger level: 25) - level 28
The Vault (Danger level: 30) - level 28
The Tower (Danger level: 30) - level 28
Ubbo-Sathla, the Unbegotten Source (Dungeon level: 38) - level 31
The Cloning Pits (Danger level: 45) - level 36
Killing Fields (Danger level: 50) - level 36
Sleipnir, the Odin's Steed (Dungeon level: 44) - level 37
Haunted House (Danger level: 48) - level 37
The Old Castle (Danger level: 50) - level 38
The Rise and Fall of Micro$oft (Danger level: 50) - level 40
The Phoenix (Dungeon level: 50) - level 40
Doom Quest 2 (Danger level: 55) - level 40
Druaga (Dungeon level: 56) - level 42
Hypnos, Lord of Sleep (Dungeon level: 62) - level 44
Node of Chaos (Danger level: 65) - level 44
The Royal Crypt (Danger level: 70) - level 49
Richard Wong, Master of Time (Dungeon level: 76) - level 50
The Destroyer (Dungeon level: 88) - level 50
< Failed Quest >
Nothing.
Arena: Defeated by Fenghuang in the 37th fight
[Defeated Monsters]
You have defeated 16988 enemies including 205 unique monsters in total.
< Unique monsters top 10 >
Gothmog, the High Captain of Balrogs (level 95)
The Destroyer (level 94)
Shub-Niggurath, Black Goat of the Woods (level 91)
Kronos, Lord of the Titans (level 87)
Draugluin, Sire of All Werewolves (level 87)
Loki the Trickster (level 85)
Surtur the Giant Fire Demon (level 85)
Abhoth, Source of Uncleanness (level 85)
Lungorthin, the Balrog of White Fire (level 85)
Wahha-Man the Golden (level 85)
[Virtues]
Your alighnment : Evil
You are a great champion of Chance.
You are an enemy of Individualism.
You are a great champion of Unlife.
You have strayed from the path of Justice.
You are a champion of Valour.
You have strayed from the path of Patience.
You are the living embodiment of Harmony.
You are the polar opposite of Honour.
You were born as Vampire.
You were a Dunadan before.
[Mutations]
Your gaze is hypnotic.
You can teleport at will.
You can drain life from a foe like a vampire.
You can consume solid rock.
You can drive yourself into a berserk frenzy.
You can cause mass impotence.
You can run for your life after hitting something.
You can emit confusing, blinding radiation.
You are producing magical energy uncontrollably.
You move faster or slower randomly.
Your mind randomly expands and contracts.
You occasionally feel invincible.
You are moronic (-4 INT/WIS).
You are resistant to magic.
You have remarkable infravision (+3).
Your skin is made of steel (-1 DEX, +25 AC).
There is a white aura surrounding you.
[Character Equipment]
a) The Morning Star 'Warrior's Honor' (4d6) (+13,+16) (+2 attacks)
{AtStInSl;AcElSo|FCo}
b) The Small Metal Shield of Anabasis (+3,+1) [5,+16] (+2)
{StWiCn;*Fi;PoLiCfFe;RfFaSi(StWiCn}
c) The Gun 'Crimson' (x0) (+15,+14) (+4 to speed) {SpSl;NtFe~P}
d) The Ring of Tulkas (+10,+10) [+25] (+4) (charging) {SpStDxCn}
e) a Brass Ring of Speed and Wizardry (+9) {?o*Aquirement*}
f) The Torque of Boromir (+0,+16) {Fe(St}
g) The Levitation Stone of Laputa (+2 to speed) {SpInCh;HlLv}
h) The Leather Jacket of Shiva's Avatar (+1,+2) [12,+18] (+1 attack)
{At;AcElFiCoSh;HlSd(StInWiDxCnCh}
i) The Elven Cloak 'of Daisy' [4,+20] (+4) {DxCnSlSr;DkDi}
j) The Dragon Helm of Dor-Lomin [8,+16] (+4) {StDxCn;AcElFiCoLiBl;SiLu~Tele}
k) The Set of Leather Gloves 'Cambeleg' (+6,+5) [1,+12] (+2) {StCn;Fa}
l) The Pair of Metal Shod Boots of Thror [6,+16] (+2) {SpStCn;Cf}
[Character Inventory]
a) a Chaos Spellbook [Sign of Chaos]
b) a Chaos Spellbook [Chaos Mastery]
c) a Chaos Spellbook [Chaos Channels]
d) a Chaos Spellbook [Armageddon Tome]
e) a Wrinkled Mushroom of Restoring
f) 10 Smoky Potions of Speed
g) an Orange Potion of Enlightenment
h) 4 Dark Red Potions of Resistance
i) a Scroll titled "byti sne" of Teleportation
j) 2 Scrolls titled "ashval paylech" of *Identify*
k) a Zinc Rod of Perception
l) a Steel Rod of Recall
m) a Silver Rod of Havoc
n) an Uridium Wand of Rockets (0 charges)
[Home Inventory]
( page 1 )
a) a Life Spellbook [Blessings of the Grail]
b) 2 Brown Mushrooms of Restore Strength
c) a Shimmering Potion of Restore Life Levels
d) 2 Orange Potions of Enlightenment
e) a Cypress Staff of Speed (5 charges)
f) The Ring 'Frakir' (+1) {StInWiDxCnChSlSr;Po;SiWr}
g) a Gold Ring of Extra Attacks (+2 attacks)
h) The Amulet of Ingwe (+3) {InWiChIf;AcElCo;FaSi}
i) The Amulet of Faramir (+24,+0) (+3) {Sl;BlCf(Dx}
j) The Bead 'Yasaka-no-Magatama' (+3) {InDxChSr;ElFiCo;FaSi}
k) The Inro of Mito Koumon (+2) {InWiChSrIf;Si}
l) The Amulet of The Pitch Dark Night [+5] (+4) {SlSr;Dk;SiLu}
( page 2 )
a) The Amulet of Sacred Knights [+10] (+2) {SpStWi;CfCa;FaSiHlRgBs}
b) The Collar Harness of the Hell (+15,+15) [-5] (-2) {InWiChSl;DkNt;SiAg~L}
c) The Charmed Pendant [+5] (+2) {InChSrIf;FaSiSdRgLuWr[FEC}
d) The Pendant of Gogo (+4) {InWiDx;SiLu}
e) The Incandescent Light of Yeduson (+3 to infravision)
f) The Phial of Galadriel (+1 to searching)
g) The Star of Elendil (+1 to speed) {Sp;SiHl}
h) The Stone of Lore
i) The Blue Dragon Scale Mail of the Valkyrie (-2) [40,+18] (+4)
{StWi;ElDkFe;Fa(StWi}
j) The Bronze Dragon Scale Mail of Avoidance (-2) [40,+19] (+3 to stealth)
{DxCnSl;ShCf}
k) The Rusty Chain Mail of Corwin's Pattern (-1,+5) [14,+16] (+3 to infravision)
{StInCnChIf;FiCoPoLiShSoNt;SiLv(Cn}
l) The Ring Mail 'dinbarad' (-2) [12,+18] (+2 to searching) {Sr;FiNxDi;Te[F}
( page 3 )
a) The Metal Scale Mail of Julian (-2) [15,+40] (+4) {StCh;AcElFiCoDkBlDi~Z}
b) The Double Chain Mail of Libyan Desert (+1,+5) [16,+12] {Fi;Lu[F~Tele}
c) The Double Chain Mail 'dinthol' (+0,+2) [16,+11] (+4) {Cn(DxCn}
d) The Bar Chain Mail of Leper (-2) [18,-11] (-6) {cursed}
e) The Metal Brigandine Armour of the Rohirrim [19,+15] (+2)
f) The Metal Lamellar Armour of The Padre (+5,+5) [23,+17] (+2)
g) The Full Plate Armour 'Uulmor' (-3) [25,+16] {ElCa[E}
h) The Full Plate Armour of Isildur [25,+25] (+3) {Cn;AcElFiCoCfSoNx}
i) The Cord Armour 'Sumo wrestler's loincloth' [4,+0] (+4) {StCn;Fe;Fa(StCn}
j) The Leather Scale Mail 'Thalkettoth' (-1) [11,+25] (+3) {Dx;AcLiSh}
k) Sexy Swimsuit of Resist Lightning [0,+8]
l) The Cloak of Jack of Shadows [1,+10] (+7 to stealth) {SlSr;FaSiHl~Tele,
?oAquirement lvl80}
( page 4 )
a) The Cloak 'Colluin' [1,+15] {AcElFiCoPo}
b) The Fur Cloak of Arcane [3,+16] (+3 to speed) {SpInSrIf}
c) The Fur Cloak of Martin [3,+14] (+5) {StInDx[C}
d) The Large Metal Shield 'One Million Volt' [8,+19] (+3 to speed) {Sp;El;Lu}
e) The Large Metal Shield of Anarion [8,+18] {AcElFiCoCf(StInWiDxCnCh}
f) The Knight's Shield of Earendil [10,+20]
g) The Mirror Shield of Gil-Galad [10,+20] (+4) {Ch;AcEl;RfLu(WiCh}
h) The Mirror 'Yata-no-Kagami' [0,+18] (+3) {InWiIf;RfSiHlLu~Tele}
i) The Jewel Encrusted Crown of Numenor [0,+15] (+3) {InDxCh;LiShSo;Lu}
j) The Hard Leather Cap of Thranduil [2,+10] (+2)
k) The Iron Helm 'Power Shield' [5,+20] (+4 to stealth) {StSlIf;BlCa}
l) The Iron Helm 'Melting' [5,+13] (+4 to searching) {Sr;AcCo;Si}
( page 5 )
a) The Iron Helm 'Terror Mask' (+18,+18) [5,+10] (-1)
{InWiSr;AcCoPoDiFe;FaSiTeAgTy[M}
b) The Iron Helm 'Holhenneth' [5,+10] (+2) {InWiSr;Bl;Si}
c) The Steel Helm of the Pious Believer [6,+17] (+3 to searching)
{WiSr;CoLiBlNx}
d) The Steel Helm of Hammerhand [6,+20] (+3) {StDxCn;AcNx}
e) The Set of Gauntlets of Thanos (-11,-12) [2,+0] (+2) {cursed}
f) a Set of Dragon Gloves [4,+14] {LiSoNxCa}
g) The Pair of Soft Leather Boots 'Stainless' [2,+20] (+4) {InCh;AcNt[T}
h) The Pair of Soft Leather Boots of Shiva's Avatar (+5,+5) [4,+16] (+4 to
speed)
i) The Pair of Metal Shod Boots 'Siberian Cold Air Mass' [6,+16] {CoFe}
j) The Pair of Metal Shod Boots 'Tetsu-geta of Flame' (+5,+10) [6,+20] (-1 to
stealth)
k) The Dagger of Rilia (2d4) (+4,+3)
l) The Main Gauche of Maedhros (2d5) (+12,+15) (+3) {SpInDx;Dk;FaSi/TP~oTP}
( page 6 )
a) The Main Gauche 'Littlethorn' (1d5) (+18,+6) (+3)
b) The Rapier 'Fire Whip' (3d6) (+20,+18) (+4) {StWiCnCh;AcFi;Bs|F}
c) The Small Sword 'Molotov Cocktail' (2d6) (+13,+9) {LvLu[T|F/PU}
d) The Small Sword 'Sting' (1d6) (+7,+8) (+2 attacks) {
AtStDxCn;LiDk;FaSiLu/*oL~oTP}
e) The Sabre 'Bungee' (1d7) (+9,+18) {/P}
f) The Cutlass 'Armageddon' (1d7) (+15,+9) (+3 to speed) {SpStDx;Te|Ca/o(Wi}
g) The Cutlass of Joshua (2d7) (+14,+11) (+3) {Ch[T|QS/TZ(Ch}
h) The Wakizashi of Musashi (2d4) (+28,+17) (+3) {Dx(Dx}
i) The Broad Sword 'Aranruth' (3d5) (+20,+12) (+4) {Dx;Co;FaSdLv/oU~oTPU}
j) The Katana 'Muramasa' (10d5) (+10,+10) [-20] (+2) {AtSp;DkNtDi;AgTy[MT|VS/p}
k) The Katana 'Kusanagi-no-tsurugi' (4d4) (+15,+15) (+3 to stealth)
{DxSl;AcElFiCoNtDiFe;SiRgLuBs/*DUZ}
l) The Katana of Musashi (3d4) (+28,+17) (+3)
( page 7 )
a) The Bastard Sword 'Calris' (5d4) (+9,+20) (+5)
b) The Two-Handed Sword 'Zarcuthra' (5d6) (+19,+21) (+4)
{StChIf;FiCfSoCa;FaSiLuAg|FS/XD/*poTPULZ}
c) The Two-Handed Sword 'Dragonic Sword' (4d6) (+17,+23) (+3)
{St;ElFiNt;SiLu|E/*U}
d) The Two-Handed Sword 'Gurthang' (4d6) (+13,+17) (+2) {St;FaSdRg/XD/T}
e) The Blade of Chaos 'Stormbringer' (6d6) (+16,+16) (+2) {cursed,
StCn;CfNtCa;FaHlAg|V/p}
f) 2 Poison Needles (1d1) (+0,+0)
g) The Broad Spear of Destiny (2d9) (+15,+15) (+4)
{InWiSrIf;FiLiFe;SiHlLvLuBs|F/*DPUL}
h) The Naginata 'Iirnanmin' (2d6) (+15,+14)
i) The Beaked Axe of Hurin (2d6) (+10,+12) [+2] (+3) {AtCn|A/TU}
j) The Beaked Axe of Theoden (2d6) (+8,+10) (+3) {WiCn;SdBs/D~Tele}
k) The Lucerne Hammer of Changes (2d5) (+21,+25) (+3 to infravision)
l) The Glaive of Pain (9d6) (+7,+30)
( page 8 )
a) The Scythe 'Avavir' (8d3) (+8,+8) [+10] (+3) {DxCh;FiCoLi;FaSiLu|FCo}
b) The Lance 'Flame Saber' (2d8) (+17,+19) (+5) {Wi;FiSh;Bs|FM/o}
c) The Lance 'hanuestel' (2d8) (+20,+23) (+4) {Wi;Bs}
d) The Lochaber Axe of Cuties (3d8) (+19,+8) (+1 attack) {AtCh(DxCh}
e) The Nunchaku 'Indulgence' (2d3) (+18,+20) (+4)
f) The Nunchaku 'Stormbrinker' (2d3) (-25,-14) (-7) {cursed, Dx;Co;Te|Q}
g) The Nunchaku 'Hyousi-gi' (1d2) (-3,-7) [+6] (+3)
h) The Mace 'Taratol' (5d4) (+12,+12)
i) The Three Piece Rod 'Crackdown' (4d3) (+16,+13) (+3 to infravision) {If}
j) The Flail 'Winblows' (8d6) (+0,+30) (-4 to speed) {cursed}
k) The Lead-Filled Mace 'fimcost' (3d4) (+19,+14) (+1 to speed)
l) The Two-Handed Flail 'Thunderfist' (4d6) (+5,+18) (+4) {St;ElFiDk;Lu|EF/oTZ}
( page 9 )
a) The Wizardstaff of Gandalf (3d2) (+10,+13) (+4) (charging)
{InWiChSr;FiBlCfNt;MaSiHlSdRgLu|FM/*oT}
b) The Dwarven Pick 'Guanine' (1d4) (+13,+16) (+1 attack) {AtDxDg;Ac}
c) The Mattock of Nain (3d8) (+12,+18) (+6 to searching)
{StSrIfDg;AcDkDi|A/DoTP}
d) The Long Bow 'Bigfoot' (x3) (+8,+20) (+2) {Ch;Co;Xs}
e) The Long Bow 'Freezing Blade' (x4) (+17,+15) (+4 to stealth) {Sl;Co;SiXm}
f) The Long Bow of Yoichi (x4) (+40,+13) (+4) {Dx;SiXm}
g) The Light Crossbow 'Magicbane' (x4) (+17,+19) (+4) {In;BlDiFe;Xm}
h) The Heavy Crossbow 'Body Power' (x4) (+7,+18) (+3 to stealth)
{Sl;Dk;Lv(DxCn}
i) 14 Seeker Arrows of Flame (7d4) (+7,+7)
j) The Black Arrow of Bard (8d4) (+30,+19)
k) a Capture Ball (empty)
l) The Corpse of Grishnakh, the Hill Orc
( page 10 )
a) The Corpse of Shagrat, the Orc Captain
b) The Corpse of Sangahyando of Umbar
c) The Corpse of Luigi
d) The Corpse of Malekith the Accursed
e) The Corpse of Morgenstern, Julian's Steed
f) The Corpse of Glaurung, Father of the Dragons
g) The Corpse of Saruman of Many Colours
h) The Corpse of Raou the Conqueror
i) The Corpse of Ungoliant, the Unlight
j) The Corpse of Loki the Trickster
k) The Corpse of Wahha-Man the Golden
l) The Corpse of Draugluin, Sire of All Werewolves
( page 11 )
a) a Magic Whistle
[Museum]
( page 1 )
a) The T-shirt 'I killed the GHB and all I got was this lousy t-shirt!' [1,+0]
[Check Sum: "07d98b188b784e05ec"]
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On 29.11.2005 21:08 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Finally a good start. The name is due to his original race - a vampire. I think maybe that RNG isn't as random as its name implies. The gambling place functioned more like a bank for this char. Within about 2 mins he was up to 500k from bout 15 or so - allowed him to buy the force claymore & the dragon armour
On 30.11.2005 00:51 Matthias wrote:
So what gambling did you play?
On 30.11.2005 01:06 wrote:
Oh, sorry, shoulda mentioned before. I picked in between. Good payoff for suprising results. I've done it quite a bit - win some lose some. I've tried poker - but its no jacks-or-better. Its straight or better and thats not even close to fair :).
The slots is the worst out of all of them. To get the 36-1 payout the odds are 1 in 729. It is, however, a very good way to lose all your money very quickly.
On 30.11.2005 08:04 bcbarnes wrote:
I notice from your other dump that you're new to heng/entro. I strongly recommend you read the help files from the '?' key in the game, especially the ones having to do with magic and combat. this variant will be a steep change from Vanilla, but I hope you have fun! do not expect to win on the first, second, third, (or maybe many more!) try.
On 30.11.2005 22:49 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Ok, i've gotten a few more nice items and done some quests. Anyone have any suggestions as my next course of action?
On 1.12.2005 00:14 Antigaurd wrote:
You will die if you give beyond 25 without free action and even on 20-25 its risky.
Thats priority 1 for you there :).
And almost as close is priority for getting confusion resistance.
After that you are good to go and next will be poison / chaos resistances.
On 1.12.2005 01:28 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Nice weapon and rings for this stage of the game! I'm surprised your damage output isn't higher, though STR and DEX boosts should give you at least 2 more blows/round. Can you activate the confusing, blinding radiation, yet? It can do a whole host of bad things to all monsters within LoS.
FA is definitely your first priority. rConfusion would also be nice, but can wait. You might want to carry that ring around as a swap, just in case. I'd head down to Angband level 23 or so (don't go to 24 quite yet) and make regular rounds of the town Black Markets, looking for a source of FA. If that fails, one of the quests starting with the Mimic quest will give you an FA ring, but that first quest can easily go badly wrong.
On 1.12.2005 21:05 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Going on strong so far. A potion of polymorph got rid of some of my nasty mutations (real fat & rotting flesh - great combination) and a few good ones too. I have some specific questions - like, which weapon should I wield, is there something special I need to do to duel-wield, what is a good level to read that ?oAquirement, and is there a forum or FAQ that I can find those answers? I've tried to figure out the short-hand inscriptions - so hopefully you guys understand what that randart does.
On 2.12.2005 01:09 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Nice results so far. You've still got some good mutations. Steel skin is one of my favorites, as is being able to drive yourself berserk (hint: going berserk gives you 30 extra hp, or heals you 30 hp if you're wounded, and you can do it more than once. Handy low cost healing.)
Its great that you put in the effort trying to figure out the shorthand ego-item descriptions, but I'll tell you another secret. There's a MUCH easier way to do it. When you go to inscribe an item, type "%all" except without the quotation marks, and the game will automatically write out the description all by itself. Great time saver.
Ooh, the lance is fire branded AND force branded? Sweeeeet. Force branding eats up your spell points with every hit, but it stacks with the fire brand (force branding "aka strikes at enemies powerfully with your mana", is the only brand that stacks with other brands. Well, vorpal kinda does too, but it operates completely differently) and since lances are heavy, you're probably getting lots of critical hits, which ALSO stack.
You've got a real weapon dilemma. That lance does a LOT of damage with every blow. All brands multiply the base dice your weapons does, so vs. a non-fire resistant monster, your lance'll do 2d8*3 (for the firebrand)*3.5 (for the force brand until you run out of spell points)*2 ("good" hit)= 42d8+36 (your base damage bonus)+5 (bonus from "good" hit) means an average of 230 damage per HIT. Yikes.
On the other hand, you still don't have free action yet, and that's seriously going to kill you, and probably soon. How exactly did you get past the Dark Elven Lords quest without it? Remember those stunwalls on the right side of the map? They hit to paralyze. One landed blow from one of them and it would have been over.
Sting, as you've probably noticed when you *ID*'ed (you did *ID* it, right?) has a zillion good powers, one of which is free action. It also has extra blows, stat bonuses, you name it. Of course, it won't do anything near the damage that lance will do, but I'd still go with Sting for now.
You've got some nice other weapons, but none compete with Sting or the lance. Winblows does nice damage, but has too many penalties, and that falchion is superb, but I don't think it has FA, and doesn't do as much damage as the lance.
Wield Sting, clear out the Mimic's Quest and the one after it, wear the ring of free action, and then go back to the lance.
On 2.12.2005 01:15 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Dual wielding is really hard to do well. You need to practice with your weapons until you're very accurate with them, then try wielding two light weapons. Hopefully you'll be down to -30 or -40 to-hit or so, and then practice using dual-wielding for a while. You'll probably get your to-hit down to 0 or so eventually. With great weapons, you'll probably do better. That will work fine up on even moderately armored opponents (AC 100 or so), but it'll start being a real problem against anything tougher.
Certain classes (warriors, samurai, and berserkers) do it the best (especially berserkers), but the real key is finding either the artifact gauntlets "Spec" or a pair of gauntlets of Genji (ego item, but fairly rare), both of which significantly decrease the penalty for dual-wielding. You'll notice in the late-game character dumps that pretty much everyone who is dual-wielding is either a Berserker, or is using one of those sets of gloves.
Read scrolls of Acquisition as deep as possible. The first level of the Dark Cave (level 55) is a good choice, but your visibility is bad in there, so read it grab whatever you get, and exit fast.
On 2.12.2005 01:26 chriskousky@hotmail.com wrote:
Elliott makes good points as usual. I'll just add that Dual Wielding with a Chaos Warrior is difficult since they start at unskilled. Wait until CL30 or so, and then pick light weapons that you are already Skilled or higher with. Finally, buy !oHeroism and ?oHolyChant ... lots of them. You will probably need both if you every expect to hit anything. Also, if you can get a Main Gauche or a Wakizashi in your left hand, then that will help out with your to hit with both weapons.
On 2.12.2005 04:36 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the tips, guys. I used sting & the resistance shield for a little bit - that worked out well. I also thought about going to the level 55 dungeon to read the ?oAquirement, but I thought - if 55 is good, 80 is better. I just have to cross the sea without getting killed. It was very, very close. The only thing that saved me was multiple teleports until I hit the edge. I was rewarded with that ring of speed. After that, I was determined to use my lance with the speed and extra attack rings, so I kept diving to the same level and and continually checked the BM for something of free action. Found another ?oAquirement - this time I could recall to Rylah - much easier. I was rewarded with a cloak. I wasn't impressed till I id'd it - it gives me free action. So, All I need now are the whack of other resists.
Oh, and a note on how I finished the dark elven lords quests with the stunwalls - I am bery bery sneaky. I was stealthy enough not to wake anyone else. I got paralyzed a handful of times, but only one stunwall was ever near me and no other baddies - so it was a minor nusiance.
Again, thanks for everyones helps and hints so far - and keep em coming :)
On 2.12.2005 04:41 jmiddendorf@hmc.edu wrote:
I think Jack of the Shadows is considered a very good cloak; +7 stealth and *telepathy* are nothing to scoff at...
On 2.12.2005 14:20 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Ooh, you're a lucky man to survive the trek to R'lyeh. Its definitely the place to read scrolls of acquisition, but after barely making it a couple times with mid-level characters, I finally decided it was simply too risky with characters under clevel 40 or so.
That having been said, scrolls of acquisition seem to produce rings of speed surprisingly often there. I suspect they are native to dlevel 80, making it the perfect place to get them.
Ditto what Chris and jmiddendorf said. ESP at this stage of the game is extremely handy, as you've probably already discovered.
You're looking really good, and can still get another blow with that lance if you can raise your STR and DEX enough. Don't get overconfident.
On 3.12.2005 16:34 Antiguard wrote:
Yeah R'lyeh is basically CRAZY. Recalling there with lowbies is even crazier since you can recall out immediately and mosnters are VERY likely to detect you and come at you with +20/+30 speed.
Dragon cave is safest and the l75 dungeon is relatively safe.
Looks like you have had INSANE luck with equipment.+8 speed ring on l28 char lol. I sure hope your next 200 characters always get useless spell book or magic resistance item for any caster.
Now i'm just waiting to hear you died due to not having confusion resistance.
On 4.12.2005 22:36 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, I found a source of confusion resistance - so no death from that :). I dropped down to level 38 or so on a recall and got a random quest for ubbo-salatha. Found him a few minutes later beating up on father Dagon. That was a pleasent suprise. I gave him till the good ol' father was just about dead then gave him a breath from my dragon armour - that finished off dagon and mosot of his crew. Then ubbo rushed me and fell quickly. He left me a nice gift - The plate armour of isuldur. I found the crossbow and helm in the BM - less than 100k combined for the two. Now looking for a better ammy. Anyone know if I'm ready for one of those other quests yet?
On 5.12.2005 03:45 Antiguard wrote:
You need poison/nether and preferably disenchantment resistance (if you dont want your eq messed up) before going to spawning pits. Few levels wouldnt hurt either i guess.
Also stack of speed potions/staff,healing and other boost stuff.
On 5.12.2005 03:46 Antiguard wrote:
Eh cloning pits orwhatever was the quest name.
On 5.12.2005 15:16 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Yes, the Cloning Pits should be next on your to-do list, NOT the Spawning Pits.
Among the various town quests, the trifecta of nastiest quests are: the Royal Crypt, Eric's Stronghold, and the Spawning Pits. The Crypt has the single nastiest trick to play on characters, but the other two can easily spiral out of control for even the most powerful characters. In general, I wouldn't attempt those 3 until you're level 50 and very powerful. Even then, I'd consider just skipping them because the rewards, while reasonably nice (well, for 2 of them. The 3rd is a disappointment.), are nowhere near adequate compensation for the effort and risk.
As for the others, you're probably powerful enough to do the Haunted House, but it can be tricky, and you'll really want rPoison and rNether. Rise and Fall of Micro$oft I'd wait on until you have more HP (the treasure generally isn't very good, but there is one specific item that can be useful in completing your resistances), and the Killing Fields basically boils down to whether or not you can take a Maulotaur.
The Cloning Pits has a great reward, and its kinda considered a milestone for your character to cross. Your character is absolutely powerful enough to do it, BUT you're missing a few things.
Since you haven't done it before, you want to go in as fully prepared as possible, and that includes: rPoison and rChaos, 10+ uses of speed (some combination of potions and charges from staves of speed), 5+ potions of healing or *healing*, at least one potion of enlightenment (use it at the very start so you can see what you're dealing with), levitation, about 100 arrows that are enchanted as high as you can get them (+6 or +7 at your level), 2-4 potions of resistance, and as many potions of CCW and Heroism, and scrolls of teleport and Holy Chant as you can carry. Plus some food, of course. Oh, and bring 50+ scrolls of ID. If you manage to clear out an area, try to hide the scrolls of ID there so you don't have to lug them around or risk them all getting burned up. rNether might be nice, but isn't crucial.
Some of those things you already have, and with experience you'll learn to do it while missing one or more of those things, but don't try that yet.
On 5.12.2005 23:38 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, now that I had the basic resists covered (I picked up poison res with that fancy set of armour), i decided to try the cloning pits. Of course, my preperation was almost nil. I had 4 speed potions, 4 healing, 2 *healing*, no enlightenment, one staff of perceptions, no food. Luckily, I could continually recharge said staff, and whenever I felt a bit hungry, I went over and bit one of the trolls up top. A few careless close calls. Went into the mid single digits due to holding the arrow key. Gachapin knocked me down to 10 with a toxic breath. After the dust cleared, I had found a bunch of new artifacts : amulet of faramir, helm of hammerhand, some crappy randart armour, a sexy swimsuit (If I was really lucky, there'd still be something sexy in it), that leper mail, thror (which were fantastic until I got the quest reward - guess thats why I always see those boots on other chars), and aranruth.
A whole whack of non-chaos spellbooks. Very dissapointing there. So, I have many of the resistances covered now - anyone have any equipment suggestions?
On 6.12.2005 01:12 dzhang@its.caltech.edu wrote:
You really really don't want to be running around without RElec this late in the game. To top it off, there's no source of Temp RElec except for !oResistance (i.e. whereas there are !oResistHeat and !oResistCold). A couple Ancient Blue Dragon can fry you pretty quickly..
On 6.12.2005 01:15 dzhang@its.caltech.edu wrote:
Oh, and hold on to Thror. It could be quite useful, with its +3 STR and +3 CON. Generally, STR and CON are more important than DEX in the end-game. The sticking point is the RNexus from Shiva's. But if you can get that for free from somewhere, Thror's is better IMO.
On 6.12.2005 02:23 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
I agree with Dave on Thror vs Shiva's Avatar. Stick with Shiva for now, but hang onto Thror. Depending on how the stat gain potion fall, you may well be willing to trade the to-hit, to-dam and + 1 Speed and +4 Dex for the extra CON. At least 30-40% likely, I'd say.
On 6.12.2005 04:58 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Hey, you're a Kutar now. That's great. Kutar are my 2nd favorite race. Great stealth and good hp, generally good stats and abilities with a modest exp penalty. Nice combo.
On 6.12.2005 16:27 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Yeah, that Kutar thing is working out well for me. For big battles, I berzerk myself, widen myself, and use a staff of speed. Makes for pretty good melee.
I do have a question though : Is there a list of mutations and what they do? I have had various mutations and dont really know what they do.
On 6.12.2005 20:50 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Ok, a lot has happened in the last little bit. Took on the castle and gained some good xp there. Only thing I got from that quest was my 4th chaos book, but I didn't have any spells saved up. I used Zacuthra for a bit, but it aggrivated too much. I found out the reason I lived this long was my stealth, so I went back to that lance. I found that fantastic shield floating around somewhere too.
I then went on to the dragons lair and found, in quick succession, the glaive of pain and then the fantastic mace that I'm using now.
Sometime before that I fought the black reaver in the arena and won. The *aquirement* scroll got me Dor-Lomin which completed my base resists for me.
Also, interesting note : I almost died against the reaver, and never went back in. I was down to the low double digits. Then it tells me that I was beaten by the Fenghuang.
Is there a list of stuff you get for the wanted list monsters?
On 7.12.2005 01:21 chriskousky@hotmail.com wrote:
You might consider getting Disenchantment resistance covered soon. With end game caliber items like Anabasis, Shiva's Avatar and Dor-Lomin, it would be a shame if they got messed up. I'm surprised the Black Reaver did not disenchant something!
The Rise and Fall of Microsoft quest has this as its reward, and if you can do the Old Castle, you can certainly manage that quest.
(BTW, if you turn on the abbrev_extra and abbrev_all options (Type '=' then '3') then all of your stuff will get automatically inscribed with %all, and we will be able to tell what you other stuff does. This will save you some typing :)
On 9.12.2005 23:52 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
A few more levels, lots of crappy rewards. been ignored, stat-lowered, and many crappy pets received.
found a few more nice uniques.
Anyone know if I should be doing anything other than diving in the angband pits?
Are there other dungeons I should go down?
Thanks
On 10.12.2005 01:22 chriskousky@hotmail.com wrote:
You don't need to do any other dungeons, but many of them have guardians that will be summoned by the Serpent in the final battle, and this can make things more difficult. Though with your Chaos realm, you will have ample destruction so you could probably just ignore the other dungeons if you like.
But, the most dangerous among the dungeon guardians are:
[1] Great Cthulhu. Now he is tough, and lives at the bottom of R'lyeh. I would hold of on him at the moment if I were you as I don't think you have enough healing resources. Wait for CL50 ...
[2] Null the Living Void. He's not to bad by himself, but he blasts sanity and has passwall, so I usually like to kill him too. He lives at the bottom of the Dark Cave, but man that place is pretty darn annoying to explore. I'd wait for the Jewel before doing that dungeon as you will want to use Enlightenment on every level.
[3] Jormungand the Midgard Serpent. Now he is a load, but he needs water to move. He lives in Numenor, but you might be able to get by ignoring him. If he gets summoned by the Serpent, just teleport away and he will not be able to follow.
[4] Vecna the Emperor Lich. He comes with a posse of Black Reavers so you do not want him getting summoned in the final battle. You could probably handle him now ... he lives at the bottom of the graveyard.
You might consider doing the Castle as well ... Again, you are suitably powered for this at the moment, and Layzaark can be mildly annoying as she has Psycho Spears ...
On 10.12.2005 02:47 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
I generally don't kill any of the other dungeon guardians regularly except maybe Shelob if I'm in need of a poison needle or the Chameleon Lord if I'm playing a non-Beastman. I definitely don't kill the low-level guardians as there is nothing better than having the Serpent summon "guardians" and get Azog and the Minotaur.
That having been said, everyone going after the Serpent should really take out Cthulu first. He's an absolute beast, so having him show up in support of the Serpent really sucks, R'lyeh isn't that deep, so while its challenging, you don't have to dive very far to get to him. Plus, his reward could be handy for the right equipment set-up.
Null can do some annoying stuff when he shows up to support the Serpent, but he's really slow and thus easily escaped and, most importantly, after I struggle all the way to the bottom of the Dark Cave with my first winner, I swore I'd never subject myself to it again.
Jormungand... he's really tough, but not very mobile and has crummy ranged attacks, so I don't see him as a major threat. One thing that's kind of neat is that when the Serpent summons him, a big lake gets created around him.
Vecna's tough and has a rough escort, which is why I usually just plan on *destruction*ing him when he shows up.
Another one that I would add who isn't nearly as tough as these folks, but can be a pest, is Thorondor. He's extremely fast, a prolific summoner, and can teleport you around the battlefield, which can be really bad. I've gotten the other eagle uniques on the justice reward list a lot lately, and he might be worth taking out.
On 14.12.2005 01:53 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, good news and bad. I found a nice sized double vault (see screenshot), but there were just too many tough uniques in there. I *destructed* anything I couldn't walk by and grabbed what I could off the floor. Didn't miss much before I went up to town. It got to the point that I had to ditch equipment to carry all the artifacts!
Heres the bad part : I *destructed* (or had it done to me) a wanted corpse. Oh well.
Still waiting for a weapon better than my mace (its pretty decent - 750 damage stock, 1100 cold/fire)
artifacts of note found : Tulkas & Shiva's jacket.
I do seem to have a problem with a lot of creatures though. Breathers are doing their damage nicely, and i've had a few go's with Atlas (and, unfortunatly, I've tele'd away with my tail between my legs)
On 14.12.2005 03:12 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Are you really on day 4736? How'd you manage that?
Definitely looking end-game ready. Maybe Fingolfin or Cambeleg for your gloves, but you're basically ready for anything.
I'm surprised Atlas is spanking you so badly. Assuming you're hasted, heroismed, and holy chanted for each fight, you should be noticeably faster than him, hit quite hard, and he should have at least a little difficulty hitting you. On the other hand, Atlas is a pretty darn formidable. Watch out for the earthquakes.
That weapon of yours isn't bad at all. There are better ones out there, but not all that many. Whatever happened to that lance you were using. Its possible it actually does more damage (at the cost of all your mana, of course).
On 14.12.2005 04:07 chriskousky@hotmail.com wrote:
Hmmm ... healing is definitely an issue for you. How about doing Doom Quest II to collect a staff of healing? Then you can recharge it in town to 4 charges, recall down, spank some uniques with a little healing, recall back, recharge and repeat. Try to stockpile at least a few potions while you are at it ;-)
On 14.12.2005 04:34 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
I just hit a level-from-hell. Found out the Richard Wong was the gaurdian. Man was he irritating. And, a little scary. He stopped time on me three times.
Also found was Atlas & Y'golonac. Atlas wasn't too bad - just had to heal once. He didn't hit me all too often - which was good. Y'golanac fell easily - I just had to reach him. I ran out of healing and various escaping methods between the three of them though. It was close several times. Its a good thing I have that teleport mutation - its saved me a few times.
As for the giant day that my char's on, I usually hang out in town and scum the BM looking for good stuff when I need to.
On 3.1.2006 02:57 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, that does it for lugosi. He'd been quite lucky for a while, and decided to dive till dead. I ran into the tarrasque and just ran out of potions. Oh well.
On 3.1.2006 02:58 adamsherring@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, that does it for lugosi. He'd been quite lucky for a while, and decided to dive till dead. I ran into the tarrasque and just ran out of potions. Oh well.
On 3.1.2006 20:07 Elliott946@aol.com wrote:
Ah, I"m sorry to see that. The Tarrasque is one of the nastier uniques around. Its (her?) breath attacks do a ton of damage and it uses them a lot.
At least you fell to a worthy opponent.
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