Demigod - Revision history

Phol ende wodan: mild edits, bump to 3.6.1

2018-09-08T18:42:50Z

mild edits, bump to 3.6.1

ChasonBot at 23:32, 18 December 2015

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720 at 11:09, 30 July 2011

2011-07-30T11:09:38Z

Ion frigate at 06:19, 16 February 2011

2011-02-16T06:19:03Z

Ion frigate at 06:18, 16 February 2011

2011-02-16T06:18:01Z

Ion frigate at 06:17, 16 February 2011

2011-02-16T06:17:47Z

The Tourist at 13:45, 23 July 2008

2008-07-23T13:45:05Z

66.23.133.77: clarifying demigod flag vs. ascension

2008-07-22T19:29:16Z

clarifying demigod flag vs. ascension

Schneelocke: +"creature"

2008-04-28T19:41:23Z

+"creature"

Kahran042: New page: Demigod, or udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the Wizard of Yendor at least once. When a player is a demigod: *Shopkeepers will refer to hi...

2007-11-11T13:23:45Z

New page: Demigod, or udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the Wizard of Yendor at least once. When a player is a demigod: *Shopkeepers will refer to hi...

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Demigod, or udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once. When a player is a demigod:

*[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady."
*[[God]]s are harder to please.
*Monster generation increases.
*The Wizard of Yendor will start stalking you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].

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-'''Demigod''', or u.udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once or performed the [[Invocation]]. When the flag is set:
+'''Demigod''', or u.uevent.udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once or performed the [[Invocation]]. Some behaviors change when the flag is set:
 *[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady" (or "creature").
 *[[God]]s are harder to please.  Specifically, [[prayer timeout]] is increased by roughly a factor of three, the same effect as being [[crowned]] (although being a demigod and crowning will stack for the purposes of prayer timeout).
 *Monster generation increases.
-*The Wizard of Yendor will start [[Wizard of Yendor#Harassment|stalking]] you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].
+*The Wizard of Yendor will start [[Wizard of Yendor#Harassment|harassing]] you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].
 This flag is unrelated to the act of becoming a demigod upon [[ascension]], at which point the game is over and the player's state is moot.
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-Demigod, or u.udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once or performed the [[Invocation]]. When the flag is set:
+'''Demigod''', or u.udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once or performed the [[Invocation]]. When the flag is set:
 *[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady" (or "creature").
 *[[God]]s are harder to please.  Specifically, [[prayer timeout]] is increased by roughly a factor of three, the same effect as being [[crowned]] (although being a demigod and crowning will stack for the purposes of prayer timeout).
 *Monster generation increases.
-*The Wizard of Yendor will start stalking you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].
+*The Wizard of Yendor will start [[Wizard of Yendor#Harassment|stalking]] you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].
 This flag is unrelated to the act of becoming a demigod upon [[ascension]], at which point the game is over and the player's state is moot.
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 *[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady" (or "creature").
-*[[God]]s are harder to please.  Specifically, [[prayer]] timeout is increased by roughly a factor of three, the same effect as being [[crowned]] (although being a demigod and crowning will stack for the purposes of prayer timeout).
+*[[God]]s are harder to please.  Specifically, [[prayer timeout]] is increased by roughly a factor of three, the same effect as being [[crowned]] (although being a demigod and crowning will stack for the purposes of prayer timeout).
 *Monster generation increases.
 *The Wizard of Yendor will start stalking you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].

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 *[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady" (or "creature").
-*[[God]]s are harder to please.  Specifically, prayer timeout is increased by roughly a factor of three, the same effect as being [[crowned]] (although being a demigod and crowning will stack for the purposes of prayer timeout).
+*[[God]]s are harder to please.  Specifically, [[prayer]] timeout is increased by roughly a factor of three, the same effect as being [[crowned]] (although being a demigod and crowning will stack for the purposes of prayer timeout).
 *Monster generation increases.
 *The Wizard of Yendor will start stalking you until you reach the [[Astral Plane]].

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−	Demigod, or u.udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once or performed the [[Invocation]]. When a the flag is set:	+	Demigod, or u.udemigod, is a flag used by the game to indicate that a player has killed the [[Wizard of Yendor]] at least once or performed the [[Invocation]]. When the flag is set:

	*[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady" (or "creature").		*[[Shopkeeper]]s will refer to him or her as "most gracious," "esteemed," or "most renowned and sacred" before "sir" or "lady" (or "creature").