Disenchanter - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: potholes, lede

2025-06-29T09:11:23Z

potholes, lede

Umbire the Phantom: ref

2024-12-02T10:08:46Z

ref

Umbire the Phantom: clarify + other details

2024-12-02T10:08:09Z

clarify + other details

Tomsod: /* History */ time-mark the corpse thing

2024-12-01T20:24:23Z

‎History: time-mark the corpse thing

Umbire the Phantom: lede + gen

2024-10-23T03:10:49Z

lede + gen

Umbire the Phantom: rephrase

2024-10-16T19:18:29Z

rephrase

Umbire the Phantom: but of course...!

2024-10-16T19:16:04Z

but of course...!

Umbire the Phantom: /* Variants */ dnh

2024-03-06T10:43:59Z

‎Variants: dnh

Umbire the Phantom: chance to:opportunity::chance of:probability

2024-02-19T13:26:23Z

chance to:opportunity::chance of:probability

Umbire the Phantom: /* Variants */ hallucination

2024-02-16T11:10:39Z

‎Variants: hallucination

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   |frequency=2
   |genocidable=Yes
-  |attacks=Claw 4d4 disenchant, [[passive]] 0d0 disenchant
+  |attacks=[[Claw attack|Claw]] 4d4 [[disenchant]], [[passive]] 0d0 disenchant
   |weight=750
   |nutr=200
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 }}
-A '''disenchanter''', {{monsym|disenchanter}}, is a type of [[monster]] that appears in ''[[NetHack]]''. It is the only other member of the [[rust monster or disenchanter]] [[monster class]].
+A '''disenchanter''', {{monsym|disenchanter}}, is a type of [[monster]] that appears in ''[[NetHack]]''. It is the only other member of the [[rust monster or disenchanter]] [[monster class]]. Disenchanters are [[carnivorous]] [[animal]]s that can be seen via [[infravision]].
-Disenchanters are [[carnivorous]] [[animal]]s that can be seen via [[infravision]]. They possess a single claw attack and a passive attack that are capable of [[disenchantment]], decreasing the positive [[enchantment]]s (or charges if applicable) of the target's equipment - the claw attack disenchants worn [[armor]] and the passive attack weakens [[weapon]]s and other items that strike the disenchanter. [[Artifact]]s have a {{frac|9|10}} chance of resisting in both cases.
+A disenchanter possesses a claw attack and a passive attack that are both capable of [[disenchantment]], decreasing the positive [[enchantment]]s (or charges if applicable) of the target's equipment&mdash;the claw attack disenchants worn [[armor]] and the passive attack weakens [[weapon]]s and other items that strike the disenchanter. [[Artifact]]s have a {{frac|9|10}} chance of resisting in both cases.
-[[Eating]] a disenchanter [[corpse]] or [[tin]] will remove a random [[intrinsic]], as with the [[intrinsic-stealing]] attack used by a [[gremlin]].{{refsrc|src/eat.c|1078|version=NetHack 3.6.7|comment=disenchanter case calls <tt>attrcurse()</tt> in sit.c}}
+[[Eating]] a disenchanter [[corpse]] or [[tin]] will remove a random [[intrinsic]], as with the [[intrinsic-stealing]] attack used by a [[gremlin]].{{refsrc|src/eat.c|1078|version=NetHack 3.6.7|comment=disenchanter case calls <tt>attrcurse()</tt> in <tt>sit.c</tt>}}
 ==Generation==

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 Ask not, what your magic can do to it. Ask what it can do to your magic.
 }}
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 [[Category:Monsters]]

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   |frequency=2
   |genocidable=Yes
-  |attacks=Claw 4d4 disenchant, [[passive]] disenchant
+  |attacks=Claw 4d4 disenchant, [[passive]] 0d0 disenchant
   |weight=750
   |nutr=200
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 ==History==
-The disenchanter first appears in [[NetHack 3.3.0]].  Eating disenchanters was safe before [[3.6.0]].
+The disenchanter first appears in [[NetHack 3.3.0]]&mdash;from this version to [[NetHack 3.4.3]], including some variants based on those versions, disenchanter meat has no effect when eaten. The loss of an intrinsic from consuming disenchanter meat is introduced in [[NetHack 3.6.0]].
 ==Origin==
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 ===UnNetHack===
-In [[UnNetHack]], eating a disenchanter corpse or tin only has a {{frac|2}} chance of removing a random intrinsic. If you are [[hallucinating]], it has a {{frac|5}} of ending hallucination immediately.
+In [[UnNetHack]], eating a disenchanter corpse or tin only has a {{frac|2}} chance of removing a random intrinsic, and if the hero eats it while [[hallucinating]] it has a {{frac|5}} of ending hallucination immediately.
 ===dNetHack===
-In [[dNetHack]], two disenchanters appear within one of the rooms in [[Demogorgon]]'s lair if his dwelling appears as [[User:Chris/dNetHack/Branches/Brine Flats#Demogorgon's palace|the third Abyss level]].
+In [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], two disenchanters appear within one of the rooms in the lair of [[Demogorgon (dNetHack)|Demogorgon]] at level creation if his dwelling appears as [[User:Chris/dNetHack/Branches/Brine Flats#Demogorgon's palace|the third Abyss level]].
 ===xNetHack===
-In [[xNetHack]], eating a disenchanter corpse or tin while hallucinating cures that status property without targeting any other intrinsic - this also breaks perma-hallucination [[conduct]].
+In [[xNetHack]], eating a disenchanter corpse or tin while hallucinating cures that status property without targeting any other intrinsic - this also breaks [[Permahallu|perma-hallucination]] [[conduct]].
 ==Encyclopedia entry==

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 ==History==
-The disenchanter first appears in [[NetHack 3.3.0]].
+The disenchanter first appears in [[NetHack 3.3.0]].  Eating disenchanters was safe before [[3.6.0]].
 ==Origin==

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 Disenchanters are [[carnivorous]] [[animal]]s that can be seen via [[infravision]]. They possess a single claw attack and a passive attack that are capable of [[disenchantment]], decreasing the positive [[enchantment]]s (or charges if applicable) of the target's equipment - the claw attack disenchants worn [[armor]] and the passive attack weakens [[weapon]]s and other items that strike the disenchanter. [[Artifact]]s have a {{frac|9|10}} chance of resisting in both cases.
-[[Eating]] a disenchanter [[corpse]] or [[tin]] will remove a random [[intrinsic]], as with the [[intrinsic-stealing]] attack used by a [[gremlin]].
+[[Eating]] a disenchanter [[corpse]] or [[tin]] will remove a random [[intrinsic]], as with the [[intrinsic-stealing]] attack used by a [[gremlin]].{{refsrc|src/eat.c|1078|version=NetHack 3.6.7|comment=disenchanter case calls <tt>attrcurse()</tt> in sit.c}}
 ==Generation==
-Randomly generated disenchanters are always hostile. Disenchanters are only randomly generated in [[Gehennom]], though they are a valid form for normal polymorph, and they can also be created by the [[summon nasties]] [[monster spell]].
+Disenchanters are only randomly generated in [[Gehennom]], and normally-created disenchanters are always hostile.
 The random {{white|R}} generated in the central room of the [[Castle]] at level creation has a chance of being a disenchanter.

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 A '''disenchanter''', {{monsym|disenchanter}}, is a type of [[monster]] that appears in ''[[NetHack]]''. It is the only other member of the [[rust monster or disenchanter]] [[monster class]].
-Disenchanters are [[carnivorous]] [[animal]]s that can be seen via [[infravision]]. They possess a single claw attack and a passive attack: both can decrease the positive [[enchantment]]s (or charges if applicable) of its target's equipment, with the claw weakening worn [[armor]] and the other weakening [[weapon]]s and other items that strike the disenchanter. [[Artifact]]s have a {{frac|9|10}} chance of resisting in both cases.
+Disenchanters are [[carnivorous]] [[animal]]s that can be seen via [[infravision]]. They possess a single claw attack and a passive attack that can both [[disenchant]] items, decrease the positive [[enchantment]]s (or charges if applicable) of the target's equipment - the claw attack disenchants worn [[armor]] and the passive attack weakens [[weapon]]s and other items that strike the disenchanter. [[Artifact]]s have a {{frac|9|10}} chance of resisting in both cases.
-Eating a disenchanter [[corpse]] or [[tin]] will remove a random [[intrinsic]], as with the [[intrinsic-stealing]] attack used by a [[gremlin]].
+[[Eating]] a disenchanter [[corpse]] or [[tin]] will remove a random [[intrinsic]], as with the [[intrinsic-stealing]] attack used by a [[gremlin]].
 ==Generation==

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 Randomly generated disenchanters are always hostile. Disenchanters are only randomly generated in [[Gehennom]], though they are a valid form for normal polymorph, and they can also be created by the [[summon nasties]] [[monster spell]].
-The random {{white|R}} generated in the central room of the [[Castle]] at level creation has a chance to be a disenchanter.
+The random {{white|R}} generated in the central room of the [[Castle]] at level creation has a chance of being a disenchanter.
 ==Strategy==

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 ==Variants==
 ===SLASH'EM===
-In [[SLASH'EM]], disenchanter corpses are safe to eat. Additionally, they are no longer the only monster that can disenchant weapons and armor with the addition of the [[steel golem]], which has also a passive disenchanting attack.
+In [[SLASH'EM]], disenchanter corpses and tins are safe to eat. Additionally, they are no longer the only monster that can disenchant weapons and armor with the addition of the [[steel golem]], which has also a passive disenchanting attack.
 ===UnNetHack===
-In [[UnNetHack]], eating a disenchanter corpse only has a {{frac|2}} chance of removing a random intrinsic.
+In [[UnNetHack]], eating a disenchanter corpse or tin only has a {{frac|2}} chance of removing a random intrinsic. If you are [[hallucinating]], it has a {{frac|5}} of ending hallucination immediately.
 ==Encyclopedia entry==