Intrinsic - Revision history

Phol ende wodan: "Intrinsic" is often used to refer to any property, whether or not it's actually extrinsic. "Trinsic" hasn't really caught on. Redirect just to the main page and not a subsection.

2020-06-26T00:25:18Z

"Intrinsic" is often used to refer to any property, whether or not it's actually extrinsic. "Trinsic" hasn't really caught on. Redirect just to the main page and not a subsection.

AileTheAlien: Redirected page to Property#Intrinsic properties

2011-01-15T19:27:02Z

Redirected page to Property#Intrinsic properties

Kernigh: #REDIRECT Property (again), merged, now links to intrinsic again lead to the page with the list of intrinsics

2007-12-23T19:40:59Z

#REDIRECT Property (again), merged, now links to intrinsic again lead to the page with the list of intrinsics

Kernigh: Create a page (edited from revision of 5 Sept 2006) to discuss "instrinsic versus extrinsic" and "intrinsic versus innate"; this page was a redirect to property.

2007-12-09T01:35:27Z

Create a page (edited from revision of 5 Sept 2006) to discuss "instrinsic versus extrinsic" and "intrinsic versus innate"; this page was a redirect to property.

Jayt: Redirecting to Property

2006-09-20T11:53:33Z

Redirecting to Property

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2006-09-05T03:53:23Z

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211.21.42.163 at 06:19, 24 August 2006

2006-08-24T06:19:28Z

ZeroOne: {{stub|What more?}}

2006-07-12T21:57:44Z

Lotte: created

2006-05-08T22:36:59Z

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An '''intrinsic''' is any property that your character has internally as opposed to with external means. These include [[resistance]]s but also such traits as [[stealth]], [[telepathy]], and more.

[[Category:Intrinsics]]

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−	~~{{otheruses\|\|a list of intrinsics in NetHack\|property}}~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Property]]
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−	The adjective "[http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict?Form=Dict2&Database=*&Query=intrinsic intrinsic]" refers to something that is internal, inherit, within the body. In ''[[NetHack]]'', an '''intrinsic''' [[property]] is any property that your character has internally, as opposed to an [[extrinsic]] property from using an [[item]]. [[We]] often refer to an intrinsic property as an ''intrinsic''.
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−	~~The principle ways to gain intrinsics are [[crowning]], eating certain [[corpse]]s, or [[eating jewelry]]. There is a [[gremlin]] attack that steals a random intrinsic.~~
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−	~~== Intrinsic versus extrinsic ==~~
−	Oddly, sometimes [[we]] also use the term "intrinsic" to refer to any [[property]], whether that property is intrinsic or extrinsic. For example, we might refer to an "intrinsic" from a ring, though the ring is ''external'' to the character. This leads to strange phrases such as "extrinsic intrinsic".
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−	The usage of "intrinsic" to mean "extrinsic" occurs in other pages on this [[wiki]], and even within the [[source code]] of NetHack. For example, the comment at the top of [[wield.c]] refers to wielded weapons ''conveying intrinsics'', though they would actually convey extrinsics. The [[artifact.c#set_artifact_intrinsic\|<tt>set_artifact_intrinsic</tt> function in artifact.c]] is another example of this usage. The <tt>mintrinsics</tt> field of <tt>struct monst</tt> stores information about both intrinsic and extrinsic [[resistance]]s of the monsters.<ref>{{sourcecode\|monst.h\|63}}, {{sourcecode\|mondata.h\|14}}, {{sourcecode\|mondata.c\|23}}, {{sourcecode\|worn.c\|260}}</ref>
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−	The <tt>struct prop</tt> that tracks properties has only separated "intrinsic" and "extrinsic" since [[NetHack 3.3.0]].<ref>{{sourcecode\|NetHack 3.2.0/you.h\|108}}, {{sourcecode\|NetHack 3.3.0/prop.h\|78}}</ref>
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−	~~== Intrinsic versus innate ==~~
−	The words "intrinsic" and "[[innate]]" are synonyms, unless you play NetHack. In NetHack, an innate property is an intrinsic from being a certain [[role]] or [[race]].<ref>{{sourcecode\|attrib.c\|23}}</ref> For example, the [[Healer]] has innate [[poison resistance]] at level 1 and innate [[warning]] at level 15.
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−	~~All innate properties are instrinsics, but some intrinsics (such as those from eating corpses) are not innate.~~
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−	~~== Source code references ==~~
−	~~<references/>~~
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−	[[~~Category:Intrinsics~~]]

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−	#~~REDIRECT~~ [[~~Property~~]]	+	{{otheruses\|\|a list of intrinsics in NetHack\|property}}
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		+	The adjective "[http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict?Form=Dict2&Database=*&Query=intrinsic intrinsic]" refers to something that is internal, inherit, within the body. In ''[[NetHack]]'', an '''intrinsic''' [[property]] is any property that your character has internally, as opposed to an [[extrinsic]] property from using an [[item]]. [[We]] often refer to an intrinsic property as an ''intrinsic''.
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		+	The principle ways to gain intrinsics are [[crowning]], eating certain [[corpse]]s, or [[eating jewelry]]. There is a [[gremlin]] attack that steals a random intrinsic.
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		+	== Intrinsic versus extrinsic ==
		+	Oddly, sometimes [[we]] also use the term "intrinsic" to refer to any [[property]], whether that property is intrinsic or extrinsic. For example, we might refer to an "intrinsic" from a ring, though the ring is ''external'' to the character. This leads to strange phrases such as "extrinsic intrinsic".
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		+	The usage of "intrinsic" to mean "extrinsic" occurs in other pages on this [[wiki]], and even within the [[source code]] of NetHack. For example, the comment at the top of [[wield.c]] refers to wielded weapons ''conveying intrinsics'', though they would actually convey extrinsics. The [[artifact.c#set_artifact_intrinsic\|<tt>set_artifact_intrinsic</tt> function in artifact.c]] is another example of this usage. The <tt>mintrinsics</tt> field of <tt>struct monst</tt> stores information about both intrinsic and extrinsic [[resistance]]s of the monsters.<ref>{{sourcecode\|monst.h\|63}}, {{sourcecode\|mondata.h\|14}}, {{sourcecode\|mondata.c\|23}}, {{sourcecode\|worn.c\|260}}</ref>
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		+	The <tt>struct prop</tt> that tracks properties has only separated "intrinsic" and "extrinsic" since [[NetHack 3.3.0]].<ref>{{sourcecode\|NetHack 3.2.0/you.h\|108}}, {{sourcecode\|NetHack 3.3.0/prop.h\|78}}</ref>
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		+	== Intrinsic versus innate ==
		+	The words "intrinsic" and "[[innate]]" are synonyms, unless you play NetHack. In NetHack, an innate property is an intrinsic from being a certain [[role]] or [[race]].<ref>{{sourcecode\|attrib.c\|23}}</ref> For example, the [[Healer]] has innate [[poison resistance]] at level 1 and innate [[warning]] at level 15.
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		+	All innate properties are instrinsics, but some intrinsics (such as those from eating corpses) are not innate.
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		+	== Source code references ==
		+	<references/>
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		+	[[Category:Intrinsics]]

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−	~~An '''intrinsic''' is any property that your character has internally as opposed to with external means. These include~~ [[resistance]]s but also such traits as [[stealth]], [[telepathy]], and more. No all intrinsics are desirable. For example, having the [[teleportation]] intrinsic can be annoying. It is commonly referred to as [[teleportitis]].	+	#REDIRECT [[Property]]
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−	~~Intrinsics can be gained via:~~
−	* [[crowning]]
−	* eating some corpses (e.g. eating a [[black dragon]] corpse gives you [[disintegration]] resistance intrinsic - http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/drgn-343.html )
−	* wearing armor (for examples, see [[ascension kit]])
−	* eating rings
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−	~~Intrinsics can be lost via:~~
−	* [[gremlin]] attack that steals a random intrinsic
−	* doing something that pisses off your deity (need help on this one)
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−	~~{{stub\|What more?}}~~
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−	~~[[Category:Intrinsics~~]]

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 Intrinsics can be gained via:
 * [[crowning]]
-* eating some corpses (e.g. eating a [[black dragon]] corpse gives you [[distintegration]] resistance intrinsic - http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/drgn-343.html )
+* eating some corpses (e.g. eating a [[black dragon]] corpse gives you [[disintegration]] resistance intrinsic - http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/343/drgn-343.html )
 * wearing armor (for examples, see [[ascension kit]])
 * eating rings
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 Intrinsics can be lost via:
 * [[gremlin]] attack that steals a random intrinsic
-* doing something that pisses off your diety (need help on this one)
+* doing something that pisses off your deity (need help on this one)

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-An '''intrinsic''' is any property that your character has internally as opposed to with external means. These include [[resistance]]s but also such traits as [[stealth]], [[telepathy]], and more.
+An '''intrinsic''' is any property that your character has internally as opposed to with external means. These include [[resistance]]s but also such traits as [[stealth]], [[telepathy]], and more.  No all intrinsics are desirable.  For example, having the [[teleportation]] intrinsic can be annoying.  It is commonly referred to as [[teleportitis]].
 {{stub|What more?}}
 [[Category:Intrinsics]]

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	An '''intrinsic''' is any property that your character has internally as opposed to with external means. These include [[resistance]]s but also such traits as [[stealth]], [[telepathy]], and more.		An '''intrinsic''' is any property that your character has internally as opposed to with external means. These include [[resistance]]s but also such traits as [[stealth]], [[telepathy]], and more.
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	[[Category:Intrinsics]]		[[Category:Intrinsics]]