Drunk - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: touch-ups

2026-03-19T05:35:12Z

touch-ups

Joes: races

2025-05-27T17:34:13Z

races

Umbire the Phantom: /* Quest */ some copyedit

2024-06-17T00:54:13Z

‎Quest: some copyedit

Furey: /* Quest */ Fix typo, fixes redlink.

2024-06-16T23:49:59Z

‎Quest: Fix typo, fixes redlink.

Joes: races, quest, nemesis

2024-03-19T10:26:07Z

races, quest, nemesis

Umbire the Phantom: /* Quest */ further clarify - stood to reason that if one was from that game then...

2023-06-10T06:01:51Z

‎Quest: further clarify - stood to reason that if one was from that game then...

Umbire the Phantom: /* Quest */ correct/de-SLEX

2023-06-10T05:50:07Z

‎Quest: correct/de-SLEX

Umbire the Phantom: /* Techniques /

2022-10-05T06:07:50Z

‎Techniques: *

Umbire the Phantom: de-SLEX and tag

2022-10-04T23:26:26Z

de-SLEX and tag

Umbire the Phantom at 14:34, 29 February 2020

2020-02-29T14:34:32Z

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-:''This article is about the Drunk role that appears in some variants of NetHack.  For the effects of quaffing a non-blessed [[potion of booze]], see [[confusion]].''
+{{otheruses|the role that appears in SlashTHEM|the effects of quaffing a non-blessed [[potion of booze]]|confusion}}
 The '''Drunk''' is a [[role]] in the variant [[SlashTHEM]].
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 The SlashTHEM Drunk's pantheon combines wine- and festival-related gods from Greek mythology:
-* Lawful: Fufluns
+* Lawful: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufluns Fufluns]
-* Neutral: Dionysus
+* Neutral: [[Dionysus (SlashTHEM)|Dionysus]]
-* Chaotic: Pan
+* Chaotic: [[Pan (SlashTHEM)|Pan]]
 ==History==

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 The Drunk enjoys several unique benefits from drinking [[potion of booze|potions of booze]], in addition to the 10-30 points of [[nutrition]] that normally come from the potion. Drunks get an extra 100 points of nutrition from drinking booze, regardless of its [[BUC]] status, and are also healed by up to [[rnz]](20 + [[experience level]]) [[hit points|points]]. Drinking booze will still cause [[confusion]] and abuse [[wisdom]], however.
-They are always neutral, and can be a human, dwarf, gnome, hobbit, nymph, or kobold.
+They are always neutral, and can be [[human (starting race)|humans]], [[doppelganger (starting race)|doppelgangers]], [[incantifier (starting race)|incantifiers]], [[gnome (starting race)|gnomes]], [[hobbit (starting race)|hobbits]], [[nymph (starting race)|nymphs]], or [[kobold (starting race)|kobolds]].
 ==Skills==
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 * XL 1: Booze
-The '''Booze''' technique allows the Drunk to simulate the effects of drinking [[booze]] without needing the potion, including the role-specific benefits. ("You procure some refreshing drinks.")
+The '''Booze''' technique allows the Drunk to simulate the effects of drinking [[booze]] without needing the potion, including the role-specific benefits ("You procure some refreshing drinks.").
 ==Intrinsics==

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-The [[quest]] sees you fighting Colin Moriarty for the [[Gourd of Infinity]], a neutral [[horn of plenty]] which grants [[ESP]], [[half physical damage]], [[hallucination]] resistance, and [[drain resistance]] while carried, and can be [[invoke]]d to [[charge]] objects (compare the [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]]). Both the quest nemesis and quest leader, Andy Stahl, are based on [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Colin_Moriarty characters of] [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Andy_Stahl the same name] from ''[[wikipedia:Fallout 3|Fallout 3]]''. The maps are taken from the [[Wizard quest]]; random monster generation is biased towards [[gnome warrior]]s, [[dwarf king]]s, and other random [[human or elf|humans]] and [[gnome (monster class)|gnomes]].
+The [[quest]] sees you fighting Colin Moriarty for the [[Gourd of Infinity]], a neutral [[horn of plenty]] which grants [[ESP]], [[half physical damage]], [[hallucination]] resistance, and [[drain resistance]] while carried, and can be [[invoke]]d to [[charge]] objects (compare the [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]]). Both the quest nemesis and quest leader, Andy Stahl, are based on [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Colin_Moriarty characters of] [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Andy_Stahl the same name] from ''[[wikipedia:Fallout 3|Fallout 3]]''. The maps are taken from the [[Wizard quest]]; random monster generation is biased towards [[gnome warrior]]s, [[dwarf king]]s, random [[gnome (monster class)|gnomes]], and random [[human or elf|humans and elves]].
 ==Gods==

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-The [[quest]] sees you fighting Colin Moriarty for the [[Gourd of Infinity]], a neutral [[horn of plenty]] which grants [[ESP]], [[half physical damage]], [[hallucination]] resistance, and [[drain resistance]] while carried, and can be [[invoke]]d to [[charge]] objects (compare the [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]]). Both the quest nemesis and quest leader, Andy Stahl, are based on [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Colin_Moriarty characters of] [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Andy_Stahl the same name] from ''[[wikipedia:Fallout 3|Fallout 3]]''. The maps are taken from the [[Wizard quest]]; random monster generation is biased towards [[gnome warrior]]s, [[dwarf king]]s, and other random [[human or elf|humans]] and [[gnome (monster class|gnomes]].
+The [[quest]] sees you fighting Colin Moriarty for the [[Gourd of Infinity]], a neutral [[horn of plenty]] which grants [[ESP]], [[half physical damage]], [[hallucination]] resistance, and [[drain resistance]] while carried, and can be [[invoke]]d to [[charge]] objects (compare the [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]]). Both the quest nemesis and quest leader, Andy Stahl, are based on [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Colin_Moriarty characters of] [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Andy_Stahl the same name] from ''[[wikipedia:Fallout 3|Fallout 3]]''. The maps are taken from the [[Wizard quest]]; random monster generation is biased towards [[gnome warrior]]s, [[dwarf king]]s, and other random [[human or elf|humans]] and [[gnome (monster class)|gnomes]].
 ==Gods==

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 :''This article is about the Drunk role that appears in some variants of NetHack.  For the effects of quaffing a non-blessed [[potion of booze]], see [[confusion]].''
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 The Drunk enjoys several unique benefits from drinking [[potion of booze|potions of booze]], in addition to the 10-30 points of [[nutrition]] that normally come from the potion. Drunks get an extra 100 points of nutrition from drinking booze, regardless of its [[BUC]] status, and are also healed by up to [[rnz]](20 + [[experience level]]) [[hit points|points]]. Drinking booze will still cause [[confusion]] and abuse [[wisdom]], however.
 ==Skills==
 NetHack-- 3.0.10 was based on [[NetHack 3.0.10]], which predated the [[skill]] system, so Drunks could use any weapons.
 {| class="prettytable"
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 * ''Weapons:'' [[flail]], [[unicorn horn]], [[firearms]]
 * ''Combat:'' [[riding]]
-* ''Spells:'' [[divination spell|divination]], [[body spells|body]]
+* ''Spells:'' [[divination spell|divination]], [[body spells|body]], [[musicalize spell]]
 |-
 | Skilled
+|
-* ''Weapons:'' [[club]], [[dart]], [[sling]]
+* ''Weapons:'' [[club]], [[short sword]], [[dart]], [[sling]]
 |-
 | Expert
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 ==Starting equipment==
-* +0 [[rubber hose]]
+* a +0 [[rubber hose]]
 * 5 potions of [[booze]]
-* 15 random potions
+* 3 stacks of 5 random potions each
 The random assortment of starting potions, while not guaranteed to be desirable, may give the Drunk [[discoveries|starting knowledge]] of several harmful or beneficial potions, so the player can know from the beginning of the game which ones to collect or leave.  The potions may also be useful for [[alchemy]].
 ==Rank titles==
 * XL 1-2: Wino
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 ==Quest==
-The [[quest]] sees the Drunk fighting [[Colin Moriarty]] for the Gourd of Infinity, a neutral [[horn of plenty]] which grants [[ESP]], [[half physical damage]], [[hallucination]] resistance, and [[drain resistance]] while carried, and can be [[invoke]]d to [[charge]] objects (compare the [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]]). Both the quest nemesis and quest leader, Andy Stahl, are based on [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Colin_Moriarty characters of] [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Andy Stahl the same name] from ''[[wikipedia:Fallout 3|Fallout 3]]''.
+{{monster
 ==Gods==
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 * Chaotic: Pan
-The lawful deity is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufluns Fufluns], the Etruscan counterpart of Dionysus, rather than Apollo appears as the neutral deity for [[Bard]]s instead.
+The lawful deity [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufluns Fufluns], the Etruscan counterpart of Dionysus, rather than Apollo appears as the neutral deity for [[Bard]]s instead.
 ==History==

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 ==Quest==
-The [[quest]] sees the Drunk fighting Colin Moriarty (possibly [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Moriarty this one]) for the Cloak of Neutrality, a neutral [[opera cloak]] which grants [[energy regeneration]], [[drain resistance]], and [[acid resistance]].
+The [[quest]] sees the Drunk fighting [[Colin Moriarty]] for the Gourd of Infinity, a neutral [[horn of plenty]] which grants [[ESP]], [[half physical damage]], [[hallucination]] resistance, and [[drain resistance]] while carried, and can be [[invoke]]d to [[charge]] objects (compare the [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]]). The quest nemesis is named for [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Colin_Moriarty a character] from the ''Fallout'' franchise of video games.
 ==Gods==

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 :''This article is about the Drunk role that appears in some variants of NetHack.  For the effects of quaffing a non-blessed [[potion of booze]], see [[confusion]].''
-The '''Drunk''' is a [[role]] in the variants [[Slash'EM Extended]] and [[SlashTHEM]].
+The '''Drunk''' is a [[role]] in the variant [[SlashTHEM]].
-The Drunk first appeared in an early version of [[SLASH'EM]] ([[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]) but was dropped from the code at the time the [[quest]] branch was ported into that variant.  The role was later revived and given a quest in Slash'EM Extended.
+The Drunk first appeared in an early version of [[SLASH'EM]] ([[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]) but was dropped from the code at the time the [[quest]] branch was ported into that variant.
 The Drunk enjoys several unique benefits from drinking [[potion of booze|potions of booze]], in addition to the 10-30 points of [[nutrition]] that normally come from the potion. Drunks get an extra 100 points of nutrition from drinking booze, regardless of its [[BUC]] status, and are also healed by up to [[rnz]](20 + [[experience level]]) [[hit points|points]]. Drinking booze will still cause [[confusion]] and abuse [[wisdom]], however.
 ==Skills==
-NetHack-- 3.0.10 was based on [[NetHack 3.0.10]], which predated the [[skill]] system, so Drunks could use any weapons. The Slash'EM Extended version of the role has a narrower weapon selection:
+NetHack-- 3.0.10 was based on [[NetHack 3.0.10]], which predated the [[skill]] system, so Drunks could use any weapons.
 SLASHTHEM balances some of the Drunk's weapon skills (removing [[two weapon combat]]) and changes the spell skills:
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 The Drunk's [[special spell]] is [[detect food]], which unfortunately does not reveal the location of [[potion]]s.  Spell success is determined by [[intelligence]].
 *SlashTHEM u_init.c line 1500 in v. 0.8
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 For most roles this would be useful mainly as a source of [[nutrition]] or deliberate [[confusion]], but for Drunks the technique is even more beneficial because of the health and increased nutrition that Drunks get from booze.
 ==Intrinsics==
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 ==Rank titles==
 SlashTHEM has a different set of rank titles:
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 * XL 26-29: Winetaster
 * XL 30: Socialite
 SLASHTHEM role.c line 425
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 ==Gods==
-The Slash'EM Extended Drunk's pantheon combines wine- and festival-related gods from Greek mythology:
+The SlashTHEM Drunk's pantheon combines wine- and festival-related gods from Greek mythology:
-* Lawful: Apollo
+* Lawful: Fufluns
 * Neutral: Dionysus
 * Chaotic: Pan
-In SlashTHEM, the lawful deity is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufluns Fufluns], the Etruscan counterpart of Dionysus.  Apollo appears as the neutral deity for [[Bard]]s instead.
+The lawful deity is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufluns Fufluns], the Etruscan counterpart of Dionysus, rather than Apollo appears as the neutral deity for [[Bard]]s instead.
 ==History==
-The Drunk's first appearance was in [[SLASH'EM]] precursor [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]], as one of nine new roles in addition to the twelve in [[NetHack 3.0.10|the contemporary version of NetHack]].  The discussion thread in which the authors first announced the variant suggests that some of the new roles were taken from a list proposing a role for every letter of the alphabet. See [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.games.hack/jg8YtQX1M3Y/tbBlteXdYY8J here] for the relevant post.
+The Drunk's first appearance was in [[SLASH'EM]] precursor [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]], as one of nine new roles in addition to the twelve in [[NetHack 3.0.10|the contemporary version of NetHack]]. The discussion thread in which the authors first announced the variant suggests that some of the new roles were taken from a list proposing a role for every letter of the alphabet. See [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.games.hack/jg8YtQX1M3Y/tbBlteXdYY8J here] for the relevant post.
-After the release of [[NetHack 3.1.3]] in 1993, NetHack-- was updated to [[NetHack-- 3.1.3]] by porting some of the changes from NetHack-- 3.0.10 into a patch for the newest version.  Due to some changes in the vanilla code, however, some content was removed to improve compatibility with NetHack.  Most significantly, NetHack 3.1 had seen the addition of the [[Quest]] branch.  To avoid the challenge of fitting full-length quests for the roles that had been added in NetHack-- 3.0.10 into the patch code, those roles were simply left out of the patch.
+After the release of [[NetHack 3.1.3]] in 1993, NetHack-- was updated to [[NetHack-- 3.1.3]] by porting some of the changes from NetHack-- 3.0.10 into a patch for the newest version. Due to some changes in the vanilla code, however, some content was removed to improve compatibility with NetHack. Most significantly, NetHack 3.1 had seen the addition of the [[Quest]] branch. To avoid the challenge of fitting full-length quests for the roles that had been added in NetHack-- 3.0.10 into the patch code, those roles were simply left out of the patch.
-The Drunk role, along with the other eight new roles in NetHack-- 3.0.10, made its reappearance in the variant Slash'EM Extended.  It was also carried over, with some tweaks, into SlashTHEM, a variant of Slash'EM Extended v75.
+The Drunk role, along with the other eight new roles in NetHack-- 3.0.10, made its reappearance in the variant SlashTHEM.
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Defunct features (SLASH'EM)]]
-[[Category:Slash'EM Extended]]
+[[Category:SlashTHEM roles]]
 [[Category:SlashTHEM]]