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Umbire the Phantom: /* Generation */ pothole

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‎Generation: pothole

Umbire the Phantom: lede

2026-07-13T18:34:37Z

lede

Umbire the Phantom: /* Description */ dropped words

2026-05-09T16:36:08Z

‎Description: dropped words

Umbire the Phantom: "humanoid" eyeballs

2026-05-01T12:02:23Z

"humanoid" eyeballs

Umbire the Phantom: /* Generation */ word choice

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‎Generation: word choice

Umbire the Phantom: /* Generation */ nogeno

2026-04-29T20:22:49Z

‎Generation: nogeno

Umbire the Phantom: /* Death drops */ correction

2026-04-29T09:50:16Z

‎Death drops: correction

Umbire the Phantom: /* Generation */ urgh

2026-04-29T09:47:50Z

‎Generation: urgh

Umbire the Phantom: lede

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lede

Umbire the Phantom: /* Generation */ detail

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‎Generation: detail

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 ** The clairvoyant changed is the other unique changed, and she is also only encountered on this level.
-Those changed by the Far Realms are normally generated as hostile and are not valid [[genocide]] targets, although genocide does not ever affect monsters generated in the [[Quest]] branch for dNetHack and its derivatives.
+Those changed by the Far Realms are normally generated as [[hostile]] and are not valid [[genocide]] targets, although genocide does not ever affect monsters generated in the [[Quest]] branch for dNetHack and its derivatives.
 Changed monsters other than the warrior changed are often [[generated with]] [[bone]] weaponry.

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-In [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], '''"changed"''' is a collective designation for monsters that are the result of humanoid beings being corrupted and irrevocably ''changed'' by exposure to the Far Realms of Insanity. These "changed" consist of the following monsters:
+In [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], '''"changed"''' is a collective designation for monsters created from humanoid beings that are subjected to corruption and irrevocably ''changed'' by exposure to the Far Realms of Insanity. These "changed" consist of the following monsters:
 * {{orange|h}} [[Changed (monster)|changed]]

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 Those changed by the Far Realms share several common traits: they are either [[Humanoid (monster class)|humanoid]] or [[giant humanoid]] monsters that are all simultaneously [[Human (monster attribute)|human]], [[Elf (monster attribute)|elven]], [[Drow (monster attribute)|drow]], [[Dwarf (monster attribute)|dwarven]], [[Gnome (monster attribute)|gnomish]], [[Orc (monster attribute)|orcish]], and [[demihuman]]. This is likely the result of several distinct beings coalescing together into a somewhat [[humanoid]] form, due to the Far Realms and their effects on the world of the far-flung futures that the [[Anachrononaut]] and [[Android]] each hail from. The giant humanoid changed are also considered to be [[Giant (monster attribute)|giants]] owing to their size, and lack a distinct [[head]] compared to the smaller humanoid changed.
-According to [[Sara, the Last Oracle]], these changed beings require isolation suits to exist in the world’s atmosphere, and the suits are formed from the flesh of other beings. Once a changed monster is dropped to below roughly 50% of their [[HP]], their normal [[HP regeneration]] stops and they begin losing 1 HP each turn while releasing small groups of [[poison cloud]]s as they move&mdash;this represents a breach in their isolation suit causing them to boil away into poisonous mist. Changed monsters are all [[poisonous]] to consume will burst into several poison clouds upon death, whether from being killed directly or the eventual HP loss described above.
+According to [[Sara, the Last Oracle]], these changed beings require isolation suits to exist in the world’s atmosphere, and the suits are formed from the flesh of other beings. Once a changed monster is dropped to below roughly 50% of their [[HP]], their normal [[HP regeneration]] stops and they begin losing 1 HP each turn while releasing small groups of [[poison cloud]]s as they move&mdash;this represents a breach in their isolation suit causing them to boil away into poisonous mist. Changed monsters are all [[poisonous]] to consume and will burst into several poison clouds upon death, whether from being killed directly or the eventual HP loss described above.
 ===Generation===
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 ** The clairvoyant changed is the other unique changed, and she is also only encountered on this level.
-Those changed by the Far Realms are normally generated as hostile and are not valid [[genocide]] targets, although genocide does not affect monsters generated in the [[Quest]] branch for dNetHack and its derivatives.
+Those changed by the Far Realms are normally generated as hostile and are not valid [[genocide]] targets, although genocide does not ever affect monsters generated in the [[Quest]] branch for dNetHack and its derivatives.
 Changed monsters other than the warrior changed are often [[generated with]] [[bone]] weaponry.

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 ===Death drops===
-Changed frequently leave behind [[Eyeball (dNetHack)|eyeballs]] upon their demise on top of the normal chance of a [[corpse]], with the eyeball types varying depending on the changed monster that died.
+Those changed by the Far Realms frequently leave behind [[Eyeball (dNetHack)|eyeballs]] upon their demise on top of the normal chance of a [[corpse]], with the eyeball types varying depending on the changed monster that died. For all changed other than the clairvoyant changed, some or all of the eyeballs generated will belong to one of the following monsters:
 ==Encyclopedia entry==

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 ===Generation===
-As alluded to prior, those changed by the Far Realms are only normally generated in any capacity on the [[Anachrononaut quest]] and [[Android quest]]:
+As alluded to prior, those changed by the Far Realms are only normally generated in any capacity on the [[Anachrononaut quest]] or [[Android quest]]:
 * {{frac|7}} of the monsters randomly generated on either quest will be one of those changed by the Far Realms&mdash;out of the changed monsters generated this way, {{frac|4|5}} of them will be a [[group]] of ordinary changed, while the remainder will be a solitary warrior changed.