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An '''amulet of magic resistance''' is a type of [[amulet]] that appears in [[SlashTHEM]] and [[EvilHack]]. It grants [[magic resistance]] while worn, and its default material is [[iron]], like all amulets.
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An '''amulet of magic resistance''' is a type of [[amulet]] that appears in [[SlashTHEM]], [[EvilHack]] and [[Hack'EM]]. It grants [[magic resistance]] while worn, and its default material is [[iron]], like all amulets.
  
The default [[randomized appearance]] associated with it in SlashTHEM is a rare amulet.<ref>[https://github.com/Soviet5lo/SlashTHEM/blob/v0.9.6/src/objects.c#L847 SlashTHEM 0.9.6 objects.c, line 847]</ref> In EvilHack, the default random appearance is an oblong amulet.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/objects.c#L665 EvilHack 0.7 objects.c, line 665]</ref>
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The default [[randomized appearance]] associated with it is a rare amulet in SlashTHEM, and an oblong amulet in EvilHack and Hack'EM.
  
 
==Generation==
 
==Generation==
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===EvilHack===
 
===EvilHack===
[[Giant (starting race)|Giant]] [[Wizard]]s start the game with an amulet of magic resistance, technically their equivalent to the role's standard [[cloak of magic resistance]].<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/u_init.c#L222 EvilHack 0.7 u_init.c, line 222]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/u_init.c#L266 EvilHack 0.7 u_init.c, line 266]</ref>
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[[Giant (starting race)|Giant]] and [[Tortle (starting race)|tortle]] [[Wizard]]s start the game with an amulet of magic resistance in place of the role's standard [[cloak of magic resistance]].
  
The [[Sokoban]] prize amulet has an equal chance to be an amulet of magic resistance or an [[amulet of reflection]].
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The [[Sokoban]] prize amulet has a {{frac|2}} of being an amulet of magic resistance.
  
[[Racial monster|Giant]] [[aligned priest]]s have a {{frac|1|21}} chance to generate wearing an amulet of magic resistance, the same as the chance for other aligned priests to generate with a cloak of magic resistance.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/makemon.c#L1867 EvilHack 0.7 makemon.c, line 1867]</ref> Giant [[Wizard (player monster)|wizard]] [[player monster]]s will generate with an amulet of magic resistance, and other player monsters created at level 20 or higher may generate with an amulet of magic resistance.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/makemon.c#L307 EvilHack 0.7 makemon.c, line 307]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/makemon.c#L843 EvilHack 0.7 makemon.c, line 843]</ref> The [[Wizard of Yendor]] has a 50% chance to generate with an amulet of magic resistance.<ref>[https://github.com/k21971/EvilHack/blob/0.7.0/src/makemon.c#L1237 EvilHack 0.7 makemon.c, line 1237]</ref>
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[[Racial monster|Giant and tortle]] [[aligned priest]]s have a {{frac|21}} chance of [[Monster starting inventory|generating with]] an amulet of magic resistance, the same as the chance for other aligned priests to generate with a cloak of magic resistance. Giant and tortle [[Wizard (player monster)|wizard]] [[player monster]]s will generate with an amulet of magic resistance, and other player monsters created at level 20 or higher may generate with an amulet of magic resistance.
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The [[Wizard of Yendor]] has a {{frac|4}} chance of generating with an amulet of magic resistance.
  
 
==Strategy==
 
==Strategy==
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Amulets of magic resistance allow for more flexibility in most players' choice of armor, especially for [[ascension kit]]s - it is of particular importance to giants and tortles, whose choices are limited to either the amulet or a [[artifact]] that must be carried or wielded.
Amulets of magic resistance allow for more flexibility in most players' choice of armor, especially for [[ascension kit]]s - it is of particular importance to giants, whose choices are limited to either the amulet or a [[artifact]] that must be carried or wielded.
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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Latest revision as of 08:12, 29 October 2023

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Name amulet of magic resistance
Appearance random
Base price 150 zm
Weight 20

An amulet of magic resistance is a type of amulet that appears in SlashTHEM, EvilHack and Hack'EM. It grants magic resistance while worn, and its default material is iron, like all amulets.

The default randomized appearance associated with it is a rare amulet in SlashTHEM, and an oblong amulet in EvilHack and Hack'EM.

Generation

The amulet of magic resistance appears in different places dependent on the variant.

EvilHack

Giant and tortle Wizards start the game with an amulet of magic resistance in place of the role's standard cloak of magic resistance.

The Sokoban prize amulet has a 12 of being an amulet of magic resistance.

Giant and tortle aligned priests have a 121 chance of generating with an amulet of magic resistance, the same as the chance for other aligned priests to generate with a cloak of magic resistance. Giant and tortle wizard player monsters will generate with an amulet of magic resistance, and other player monsters created at level 20 or higher may generate with an amulet of magic resistance.

The Wizard of Yendor has a 14 chance of generating with an amulet of magic resistance.

Strategy

Amulets of magic resistance allow for more flexibility in most players' choice of armor, especially for ascension kits - it is of particular importance to giants and tortles, whose choices are limited to either the amulet or a artifact that must be carried or wielded.

References

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