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‎Special levels with graveyards

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−	A '''graveyard''' (also ~~called~~ a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[M2_DEMON\|demons]], and [[corpse]]s as well as [[chest]]s, [[large box]]es and [[grave]]s.	+	A '''graveyard''', also known as a '''crypt''' or '''morgue''', is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[M2_DEMON\|demons]], and [[corpse]]s as well as [[chest]]s, [[large box]]es and [[grave]]s.

	A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac\|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac\|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc\|src/mon.c\|38\|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}		A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac\|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac\|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc\|src/mon.c\|38\|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}

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−	A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[M2_DEMON\|demons]], and ~~corpses~~ as well as [[~~chests~~]], [[box]]es and [[grave]]s.	+	A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[M2_DEMON\|demons]], and [[corpse]]s as well as [[chest]]s, [[large box]]es and [[grave]]s.

	A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac\|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac\|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc\|src/mon.c\|38\|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}		A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac\|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac\|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc\|src/mon.c\|38\|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}

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-A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[demon]]s, and corpses as well as [[chests]], [[box]]es and [[grave]]s.
+A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[M2_DEMON|demons]], and corpses as well as [[chests]], [[box]]es and [[grave]]s.
-A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc|src/mon.c|38|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}<ref>http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/mon2-343.html</ref>
+A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc|src/mon.c|38|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
 ==List of graveyard levels==
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 In a regular rooms-and-corridors level of [[dungeon level]] 12 or below, a graveyard has a {{frac|6}} chance of being generated assuming there are no other special rooms (i.e., [[shop]]s, [[throne room]]s, [[leprechaun hall]]s, [[zoo]]s, [[temple]]s or [[beehive]]s).
-Graveyards are capable of generating [[major demon]]s outside of [[Gehennom]] - the chance of a demon generating as a graveyard monster is ([[dungeon level]] - 11)/(10* [[dungeon level]]).{{refsrc|src/mkroom.c|439|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}
+Graveyards are capable of generating major demons outside of [[Gehennom]] - the chance of a demon generating as a graveyard monster is ([[dungeon level]] - 11)/(10* [[dungeon level]]).{{refsrc|src/mkroom.c|439|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
 ==Strategy==
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 {{message|The <hair> on your <head> seems to stand up.|As above, while you are [[hallucinating]].}}
 {{message|You have an uncanny feeling...|You are entering a graveyard [[time|between 01:00 and 23:59]].}}
-{{message|<Run> away! <Run> away!|You are entering a graveyard between 00:00 and 00:59. Note that undead deal twice normal damage between these times.{{refsrc|src/mhitu.c|961|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}}}
+{{message|<Run> away! <Run> away!|You are entering a graveyard between 00:00 and 00:59. Note that undead deal twice normal damage between these times.{{refsrc|src/mhitu.c|961|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}}}
 ==References==
 <references/>
-{{nethack-366}}
+{{nethack-367}}
 [[Category:Special rooms]]

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-A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] that contains [[undead]], [[demon]]s, corpses, chests, boxes and [[grave]]s. This is one of the few times [[demon|major demons]] will be randomly generated outside [[Gehennom]]. The chance any given monster is a demon is ([[dungeon level]] - 11)/(10* [[dungeon level]]).{{refsrc|src/mkroom.c|439|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}
+A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that contains various [[undead]], [[demon]]s, and corpses as well as [[chests]], [[box]]es and [[grave]]s.
-A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses{{refsrc|src/mon.c|38|version=NetHack 3.6.6}} (1/9 as likely if killed by you, and 1/3 if otherwise).<ref>http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/mon2-343.html</ref> All levels with a graveyard room are considered graveyard levels. However, some levels without graveyard rooms are also considered graveyard levels:
+A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses - there is a {{frac|9}} chance of an undead monster leaving a corpse if you kill it, and a {{frac|3}} chance otherwise.{{refsrc|src/mon.c|38|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}<ref>http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/mon2-343.html</ref>
 * The [[Castle]]
 * The top and bottom levels of the [[Wizard of Yendor's Tower]]
 * Levels on which you have summoned [[undead]] with the cursed [[Book of the Dead]] or [[Bell of Opening]]
 ==Generation==
-In a regular rooms-and-corridors level of [[dungeon level]] 12 or below, a graveyard has a 1/6 chance of being generated assuming there are no [[shop]]s, [[throne room]]s, [[leprechaun hall]]s, [[zoo]]s, [[temple]]s or [[beehive]]s.
+Graveyards are capable of generating [[major demon]]s outside of [[Gehennom]] - the chance of a demon generating as a graveyard monster is ([[dungeon level]] - 11)/(10* [[dungeon level]]).{{refsrc|src/mkroom.c|439|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}
-==Special levels with graveyards==
+==Strategy==
+[[Wraith]]s are a common occurrence in graveyards, and their corpses are highly desirable; some players lure wraiths away from graveyard levels before killing them. Note that the [[Castle]] is considered a graveyard level, making luring wraiths up from the Valley of the Dead more difficult.
 ==Messages==
-{{message|You suddenly realize it is unnaturally quiet.}}
+{{message|You suddenly realize it is unnaturally quiet.<br>The <hair> on the back of your <neck> stands up.|There is a graveyard on the level.}}
-{{message|The <hair> on the back of your <neck> stands up.|There is a graveyard}}
+{{message|The <hair> on your <head> seems to stand up.|As above, while you are [[hallucinating]].}}
-{{message|The <hair> on your <head> seems to stand up.|There is a graveyard, and you are [[hallucinating]]}}
+{{message|You have an uncanny feeling...|You are entering a graveyard [[time|between 01:00 and 23:59]].}}
 {{message|<Run> away! <Run> away!|You are entering a graveyard between 00:00 and 00:59. Note that undead deal twice normal damage between these times.{{refsrc|src/mhitu.c|961|version=NetHack 3.6.6}}}}
 ==References==
+<references/>
 [[Category:Special rooms]]

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 ==Special levels with graveyards==
-* the [[Valley of the Dead]]
+* The [[Valley of the Dead]]
 * [[Orcus-town]]
 * [[Moloch's Sanctum]]
-* the three special levels in the [[tourist quest]]
+* The home, locate and goal levels of the [[Tourist quest]]
-* and all levels of the [[priest quest]]
+* All levels of the [[Priest quest]]
 ==Messages==

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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[~~special_room#Graveyard~~]]	+	A '''graveyard''' (also called a ''crypt'' or ''morgue'') is a [[special room]] that contains [[undead]], [[demon]]s, corpses, chests, boxes and [[grave]]s. This is one of the few times [[demon\|major demons]] will be randomly generated outside [[Gehennom]]. The chance any given monster is a demon is ([[dungeon level]] - 11)/(10* [[dungeon level]]).{{refsrc\|mkroom.c\|416}}
		+
		+	A '''graveyard level''' is a level where undead creatures are less likely to leave corpses{{refsrc\|mon.c\|26}} (1/9 as likely if killed by you, and 1/3 if otherwise).<ref>http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/mon2-343.html</ref> All levels with a graveyard room are considered graveyard levels. However, some levels without graveyard rooms are also considered graveyard levels:
		+
		+	* The [[Castle]]
		+	* The top and bottom levels of the [[Wizard of Yendor's Tower]]
		+	* Levels on which you have summoned [[undead]] with the cursed [[Book of the Dead]] or [[Bell of Opening]]
		+
		+	A [[headstone]] alone does not mark a level as a graveyard; nor do [[bones]].
		+
		+	==Generation==
		+
		+	In a regular rooms-and-corridors level of [[dungeon level]] 12 or below, a graveyard has a 1/6 chance of being generated assuming there are no [[shop]]s, [[throne room]]s, [[leprechaun hall]]s, [[zoo]]s, [[temple]]s or [[beehive]]s.
		+
		+	==Special levels with graveyards==
		+
		+	* the [[Valley of the Dead]]
		+	* [[Orcus-town]]
		+	* [[Moloch's Sanctum]]
		+	* the three special levels in the [[tourist quest]]
		+	* and all levels of the [[priest quest]]
		+
		+	==Messages==
		+	{{message\|You suddenly realize it is unnaturally quiet.}}
		+	{{message\|The <hair> on the back of your <neck> stands up.\|There is a graveyard}}
		+	{{message\|The <hair> on your <head> seems to stand up.\|There is a graveyard, and you are [[hallucinating]]}}
		+	{{message\|You have an uncanny feeling...\|You are entering a graveyard between 01:00 and 23:59}}
		+	{{message\|<Run> away! <Run> away!\|You are entering a graveyard between 00:00 and 00:59. Note that undead deal twice normal damage between these times.{{refsrc\|mhitu.c\|907}}}}
		+
		+	==Strategy==
		+	[[Wraith]] corpses are highly desirable. Some players lure wraiths away from graveyard levels before killing them. Note that the [[Castle]] is considered a graveyard level, making luring wraiths up from the Valley of the Dead more difficult.
		+
		+	==References==
		+
		+	[[Category:Special room]]

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