Fire resistance - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: /* dNetHack */ div

2026-05-01T12:07:04Z

‎dNetHack: div

2026-04-30T10:37:00Z

‎EvilHack: vuln

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‎EvilHack: cap

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‎EvilHack: dichotomy

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‎EvilHack: lede

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‎EvilHack: xiuhcoatl, fireproof

2026-04-28T20:46:19Z

‎EvilHack: somehow never began detailing this

2026-04-28T20:24:32Z

‎Extrinsic: good catch, ty

2026-04-28T12:58:08Z

‎SporkHack: typo

2026-04-09T10:32:55Z

‎SLASH'EM: cite

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 Many [[dNetHack artifacts|artifacts]] grant fire resistance in some form:
 * [[The Seven-Star Sword]] (wielded)
 * [[Xiuhcoatl (dNetHack)|Xiuhcoatl]] (wielded)
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 * [[dNetHack artifacts#Platinum Dragon Plate|The Platinum Dragon Plate]] (worn)
 * [[The Chromatic Dragon Scales (dNetHack)|The Chromatic Dragon Scales]] (worn)
 ===FIQHack===

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	The [[Infidel]] role starts each game with intrinsic fire resistance, unless they are the aforementioned draugr or vampires.		The [[Infidel]] role starts each game with intrinsic fire resistance, unless they are the aforementioned draugr or vampires.
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		+	[[Vulnerability]] to fire that overrides fire resistance can be inflicted upon monsters and heroes by the [[Vulnerability (monster spell)\|vulnerability]] monster spells.

	Armor with the "fire" object property grants fire resistance while worn, and both armor and weapons with the property will be fireproof.		Armor with the "fire" object property grants fire resistance while worn, and both armor and weapons with the property will be fireproof.

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 In [[EvilHack]], fire resistance gained from eating corpses is a partial intrinsic as in SporkHack.
-[[Draugr (starting race)|draugr]] and [[Vampire (starting race in EvilHack)|vampire]] heroes can only gain up to 50% of partial fire resistance from eating or draining corpses, and gain the partial intrinsic three times slower compared to other races&mdash;they can also never gain intrinsic fire resistance from their role or by crowning. Extrinsic sources of the property still grant full fire resistance, and as undead they do not take extra damage from hellfire attacks or being hit with [[Angelslayer]], making them completely immune if they have extrinsic fire resistance.
+[[Draugr (starting race)|Draugr]] and [[Vampire (starting race in EvilHack)|vampire]] heroes can only gain up to 50% of partial fire resistance from eating or draining corpses, and gain the partial intrinsic three times slower compared to other races&mdash;they can also never gain intrinsic fire resistance from their role or by crowning. Extrinsic sources of the property still grant full fire resistance, and as undead they do not take extra damage from hellfire attacks or being hit with [[Angelslayer]], making them completely immune if they have extrinsic fire resistance.
 The [[Infidel]] role starts each game with intrinsic fire resistance, unless they are the aforementioned draugr or vampires.

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	[[Xiuhcoatl (EvilHack)\|Xiuhcoatl]] grants fire resistance while wielded.		[[Xiuhcoatl (EvilHack)\|Xiuhcoatl]] grants fire resistance while wielded.
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		+	[[Dichotomy]] grants fire resistance while wielded and protects the wielder's open inventory from fire damage—Dichotomy also deals higher damage against monsters that ''lack'' fire resistance, among other bonuses.

	A hero that is in Gehennom and does not have complete fire resistance will take some amount of fire damage each turn, with the damage and feedback varying depending on how much they have:		A hero that is in Gehennom and does not have complete fire resistance will take some amount of fire damage each turn, with the damage and feedback varying depending on how much they have:

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 ===EvilHack===
-In [[EvilHack]], [[Draugr (starting race)|draugr]] and [[Vampire (starting race in EvilHack)|vampire]] heroes can only gain up to 50% of partial fire resistance from eating or draining corpses, and gain the partial intrinsic three times slower compared to other races&mdash;they can also never gain intrinsic fire resistance from their role or by crowning. Extrinsic sources of the property still grant full fire resistance, and as undead they do not take extra damage from hellfire attacks or being hit with [[Angelslayer]], making them completely immune if they have extrinsic fire resistance.
+In [[EvilHack]], fire resistance gained from eating corpses is a partial intrinsic as in SporkHack.
 The [[Infidel]] role starts each game with intrinsic fire resistance, unless they are the aforementioned draugr or vampires.

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 The [[Infidel]] role starts each game with intrinsic fire resistance, unless they are the aforementioned draugr or vampires.
-Armor with the "fire" object property grants fire resistance while worn.
+Armor with the "fire" object property grants fire resistance while worn, and both armor and weapons with the property will be fireproof.
 A hero that is in Gehennom and does not have complete fire resistance will take some amount of fire damage each turn, with the damage and feedback varying depending on how much they have:

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 Carrying [[the Mitre of Holiness]]&ndash;the Priest [[quest artifact]]&ndash;is intended to grant fire resistance, but this behavior is bugged.
-{{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|Per {{commit|a311f4b46748a8aea8f719dc850660732dfee00e}} and {{commit|b44a547153bb358570d2b124150bc6840dae0bdd}}, gaining extrinsics from carrying artifacts in inventory is properly enabled, and carrying The Mitre of Holiness grants extrinsic fire resistance as intended.}}
+{{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|Per {{commit|a311f4b46748a8aea8f719dc850660732dfee00e}} and {{commit|b44a547153bb358570d2b124150bc6840dae0bdd}}, gaining extrinsics from carrying artifacts in the inventory is properly enabled, and carrying The Mitre of Holiness grants extrinsic fire resistance as intended.}}
 ==Strategy==

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 ===SporkHack===
-In [[SporkHack]], fire resistance gained from eating corpses is a [[temporary intrinsic]], as with most other resistance properties&mdash;the percentage gained depends on the corpse or tin being eaten.
+In [[SporkHack]], fire resistance gained from eating corpses is a [[partial intrinsic]], as with most other resistance properties&mdash;the percentage gained depends on the corpse or tin being eaten.
 SporkHack also adds the [[flame shield]], a type of [[shield]] that grants fire resistance while worn.

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 The [[ward against flame]] [[technique]] grants temporary fire resistance when used. This is the [[Monk/SLASH'EM|Monk's]] primary source of fire resistance, available at experience level 11, and is based on the intrinsic fire resistance Monks gain at that level in ''NetHack''.{{refsrc|attrib.c|66|version=SLASH'EM 0.0.7E7F2}}
-[[Firewall]] and [[Hellfire (SLASH'EM)|Hellfire]] are [[artifact]]s that grant fire resistance while wielded.
+[[Firewall]] and [[Hellfire (SLASH'EM)|Hellfire]] are [[artifact]]s that grant fire resistance while wielded.{{refsrc|artilist.h|54|version=SLASH'EM 0.0.7E7F2}}{{refsrc|artilist.h|267|version=SLASH'EM 0.0.7E7F2}}
 ===GruntHack===