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-'''Lomya''' is an [[artifact]] that appears in [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]]. It is [[unaligned]] and [[Drow (starting race)|drow]]-favoring, and its [[base item]] is always a [[ring]] with the [[randomized appearance]] of a "[[black signet ring]]"&mdash;this ring cannot be {{= of|levitation|aggravate monster|hunger|polymorph|or=1|polymorph control}}.
+'''Lomya''' is an [[artifact]] that appears in [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]]. It is [[unaligned]] and [[Drow (starting race)|drow]]-favoring, and its [[base item]] is always a [[ring]] with the [[randomized appearance]] of a "[[black signet ring]]" that has the holy symbol of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth]] engraved into it&mdash;this ring cannot be {{= of|levitation|aggravate monster|hunger|polymorph|or=1|polymorph control}}.
 ==Description==
-While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|MR score]]&mdash;Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resistance check when worn by the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 when worn by monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
+While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally grants [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|MR score]]&mdash;Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resistance check when worn by the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 when worn by monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Like other black signet rings, a hero's unarmed attacks that are performed while wearing Lomya without [[gloves]] also apply [[silver]] damage, due to the presence of Lolth's holy symbol.
 Wearing Lomya also massively lowers the failure rate of [[enchantment spells]], guaranteeing the ability to cast any enchantment spell at 0% fail rate for almost any character: this does not supersede the inability to cast spells for other reasons, e.g. the influence of the Spire, lacking free hands, or any other effects that block all spellcasting.
-In addition, wearing Lomya also applies a [[wisdom]]-based modifier to pets' [[DR]], a wisdom and [[charisma]]-based modifier to pets' maximum [[monster level]]s and experience gain thresholds, and halves the timeout of special attacks for pets&mdash;the DR modifier is a flat {{frac|(Wis-11)|2}}, and the maximum level modifier of {{frac|(Wis+Cha-18)|4}} + {{frac|[[beast mastery]] bonus|2}}. This wisdom and [[charisma]] modifier applies to both the maximum possible level that a pet can grow to and the minimum level necessary for slain monsters to grant them experience.
+In addition, wearing Lomya also applies a [[wisdom]]-based modifier to pets' [[DR]], a wisdom and [[charisma]]-based modifier to pets' maximum [[monster level]]s and experience gain thresholds, and halves the timeout of special attacks for pets&mdash;the DR modifier is a flat {{sfrac|(Wis-11)|2}}, and the maximum level modifier of {{sfrac|(Wis+Cha-18)|4}} + {{sfrac|[[beast mastery]] bonus|2}}. This wisdom and [[charisma]] modifier applies to both the maximum possible level that a pet can grow to and the minimum level necessary for slain monsters to grant them experience.
 ==Strategy==
 The effectiveness of all of the elf rings depends on their base item type in that game, e.g. Lomya is obviously much better in a game where black signet rings are {{= of|free action}}.
-Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent elf-rings: For characters with a ranged or melee build that has a free ring slot, Lomya is very often worth wearing, due to the power granted from the chance of putting hostile monsters to sleep: the chance for a monster to resist is roughly equivalent to {{frac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. For many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30-to-50% chance of putting them sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe&mdash;for [[unique monster]]s and high-level monsters with high MR score or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Additionally, iterative attacks or multishotting projectiles that put monsters to sleep cannot wake up those monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets.
+Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent elf-rings: For characters with a ranged or melee build that has a free ring slot, Lomya is very often worth wearing, due to the power granted from the chance of putting hostile monsters to sleep: the chance for a monster to resist is roughly equivalent to {{sfrac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. For many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30-to-50% chance of putting them sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe&mdash;for [[unique monster]]s and high-level monsters with high MR score or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Additionally, iterative attacks or [[multishot]] projectiles that put monsters to sleep cannot wake up those monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets.
-For these reasons, Lomya can be very powerful on the aforementioned builds, especially [[Rogue/dNetHack|Rogues]]&mdash;who appreciate the free sneak attacks immensely. For non-Rogues, it's most likely not worth wishing for due to the chance-based nature, but otherwise is almost always worth a slot if found naturally.
+For these reasons, Lomya can be very powerful on the aforementioned builds, especially [[Rogue/dNetHack|Rogues]] who will appreciate the free sneak attacks immensely. For non-Rogues, it's most likely not worth wishing for due to the chance-based nature, but otherwise is almost always worth a slot if found naturally.
-For pet-based builds, this is potentially very useful, but not guaranteed to be very helpful: while the maximum level increase can be nice, many pets won't necessarily make it to those levels regardless, due to either dying or outliving their usefulness. The DR modifier can help boost significantly your pets' defenses, but the strongest aspect is most probably the threshold raise for gaining experience. With 15 wisdom, 15 charisma, and base Expert skill in [[beast mastery]] (i.e. without the boost from [[Clarent]]), that lowers the level threshold by 8: 3 from attributes and 5 from skill. This can make raising pets substantially quicker, particularly those that have multiple growth stages (e.g. [[pseudodragon]]s) or gain new attacks and abilities at higher levels (e.g. most [[Eladrin]]). However, most good endgame pets are rather high-level, and the minor extra level growth is not guaranteed to make a difference.
+For pet-based builds, this is potentially very useful, but not guaranteed to be very helpful: while the maximum level increase can be nice, many pets won't necessarily make it to those levels regardless, due to either dying or outliving their usefulness. The DR modifier can help boost significantly your pets' defenses, but the strongest aspect is most probably the threshold raise for gaining experience; with 15 wisdom, 15 charisma, and base Expert skill in [[beast mastery]] (i.e. without the boost from [[Clarent]]), that lowers the level threshold by 3 from the hero's attributes and 5 from their skill for a total of 8. This can make raising pets substantially quicker, particularly those that have multiple growth stages (e.g. [[Pseudodragon (dNetHack)|pseudodragons]]) or gain new attacks and abilities at higher levels (e.g. most [[Eladrin]]). However, most good endgame pets are rather high-level, and the minor extra level growth is not guaranteed to make a difference.
-For spellcasters, this ring is most likely not very useful: None of the granted intrinsics are very essential or hard to acquire from other sources, enchantment spells are broadly speaking not very difficult to cast, and the chance of enemies being put to sleep doesn't apply to spells. Unless you have pets and a free ring slot, or black signet rings are a base type you'd already like to use, Lomya is most likely not worth using.
+For spellcasters, this ring is most likely not very useful since none of the granted intrinsics are very essential or hard to acquire from other sources; enchantment spells are broadly speaking not very difficult to cast, and the chance of enemies being put to sleep doesn't apply to cast spells. Unless you have pets and a free ring slot, or black signet rings are a base type you'd already like to use, Lomya is most likely not worth using.
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+'''Lomya''' is an [[artifact]] that appears in [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]]. It is [[unaligned]] and [[Drow (starting race)|drow]]-favoring, and its [[base item]] is always a [[ring]] with the [[randomized appearance]] of a "[[black signet ring]]"&mdash;this ring cannot be {{= of|levitation|aggravate monster|hunger|polymorph|or=1|polymorph control}}.
 ==Description==
-While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|MR score]] - Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resistance check when worn by the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 when worn by monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
+While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|MR score]]&mdash;Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resistance check when worn by the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 when worn by monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
 Wearing Lomya also massively lowers the failure rate of [[enchantment spells]], guaranteeing the ability to cast any enchantment spell at 0% fail rate for almost any character: this does not supersede the inability to cast spells for other reasons, e.g. the influence of the Spire, lacking free hands, or any other effects that block all spellcasting.
-In addition, wearing Lomya also applies a [[wisdom]]-based modifier to pets' [[DR]], a wisdom and [[charisma]]-based modifier to pets' maximum [[monster level]]s and experience gain thresholds, and halves the timeout of special attacks for pets - the DR modifier is a flat {{frac|(Wis-11)|2}}, and the maximum level modifier of {{frac|(Wis+Cha-18)|4}} + {{frac|[[beast mastery]] bonus|2}}. This wisdom and [[charisma]] modifier applies to both the maximum possible level that a pet can grow to and the minimum level necessary for slain monsters to grant them experience.
+In addition, wearing Lomya also applies a [[wisdom]]-based modifier to pets' [[DR]], a wisdom and [[charisma]]-based modifier to pets' maximum [[monster level]]s and experience gain thresholds, and halves the timeout of special attacks for pets&mdash;the DR modifier is a flat {{frac|(Wis-11)|2}}, and the maximum level modifier of {{frac|(Wis+Cha-18)|4}} + {{frac|[[beast mastery]] bonus|2}}. This wisdom and [[charisma]] modifier applies to both the maximum possible level that a pet can grow to and the minimum level necessary for slain monsters to grant them experience.
 ==Strategy==
 The effectiveness of all of the elf rings depends on their base item type in that game, e.g. Lomya is obviously much better in a game where black signet rings are {{= of|free action}}.
-Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent elf-rings: For characters with a ranged or melee build that has a free ring slot, Lomya is very often worth wearing, due to the power granted from the chance to put hostile monsters to sleep: the chance for a monster to resist is roughly equivalent to {{frac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. For many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30-to-50% chance of putting them sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe - for [[unique monster]]s and high-level monsters with high MR score or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Additionally, iterative attacks or multishotting projectiles that put monsters to sleep cannot wake up those monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets.
+Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent elf-rings: For characters with a ranged or melee build that has a free ring slot, Lomya is very often worth wearing, due to the power granted from the chance of putting hostile monsters to sleep: the chance for a monster to resist is roughly equivalent to {{frac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. For many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30-to-50% chance of putting them sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe&mdash;for [[unique monster]]s and high-level monsters with high MR score or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Additionally, iterative attacks or multishotting projectiles that put monsters to sleep cannot wake up those monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets.
-For these reasons, Lomya can be very powerful on the aforementioned builds, especially [[Rogue]]s - who appreciate the free sneak attacks immensely. For non-Rogues, it's most likely not worth wishing for due to the chance-based nature, but otherwise is almost always worth a slot if found naturally.
+For these reasons, Lomya can be very powerful on the aforementioned builds, especially [[Rogue/dNetHack|Rogues]]&mdash;who appreciate the free sneak attacks immensely. For non-Rogues, it's most likely not worth wishing for due to the chance-based nature, but otherwise is almost always worth a slot if found naturally.
 For pet-based builds, this is potentially very useful, but not guaranteed to be very helpful: while the maximum level increase can be nice, many pets won't necessarily make it to those levels regardless, due to either dying or outliving their usefulness. The DR modifier can help boost significantly your pets' defenses, but the strongest aspect is most probably the threshold raise for gaining experience. With 15 wisdom, 15 charisma, and base Expert skill in [[beast mastery]] (i.e. without the boost from [[Clarent]]), that lowers the level threshold by 8: 3 from attributes and 5 from skill. This can make raising pets substantially quicker, particularly those that have multiple growth stages (e.g. [[pseudodragon]]s) or gain new attacks and abilities at higher levels (e.g. most [[Eladrin]]). However, most good endgame pets are rather high-level, and the minor extra level growth is not guaranteed to make a difference.
-For spellcasters, this ring is most likely not very useful: None of the granted intrinsics are very essential or hard to acquire from other sources, enchantment spells are broadly speaking not very difficult to cast, and the chance to sleep enemies doesn't apply to spells. Unless you have pets and a free ring slot, or black signet rings are a base type you'd already like to use, Lomya is most likely not worth using.
+For spellcasters, this ring is most likely not very useful: None of the granted intrinsics are very essential or hard to acquire from other sources, enchantment spells are broadly speaking not very difficult to cast, and the chance of enemies being put to sleep doesn't apply to spells. Unless you have pets and a free ring slot, or black signet rings are a base type you'd already like to use, Lomya is most likely not worth using.
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 ==Strategy==
-The effectiveness of all of the elf rings depends on their base item type in that game, e.g. Lomya is obviously much better in a game where black signet rings are [[Ring of free action|free action]] than in games where they are [[Ring of hunger|hunger]].
+The effectiveness of all of the elf rings depends on their base item type in that game, e.g. Lomya is obviously much better in a game where black signet rings are {{= of|free action}}.
 Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent elf-rings: For characters with a ranged or melee build that has a free ring slot, Lomya is very often worth wearing, due to the power granted from the chance to put hostile monsters to sleep: the chance for a monster to resist is roughly equivalent to {{frac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. For many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30-to-50% chance of putting them sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe - for [[unique monster]]s and high-level monsters with high MR score or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Additionally, iterative attacks or multishotting projectiles that put monsters to sleep cannot wake up those monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets.

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 ==Strategy==
-The effectiveness of all of the elf rings depends on their base item type in that game. If you're lucky enough to have a game where black signet rings are free action, then Lomya is obviously much better than when it's a ring of hunger. If you're a ranged or melee build with a free ring slot, Lomya is also quite possibly worth wearing, due to the chance to sleep enemies being very powerful.
+The effectiveness of all of the elf rings depends on their base item type in that game, e.g. Lomya is obviously much better in a game where black signet rings are [[Ring of free action|free action]] than in games where they are [[Ring of hunger|hunger]].
-Of the elf ring, Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent. For ranged or melee builds, it's outstanding, for a very solid chance to sleep struck targets. The chance to resist is roughly equivalent to {{frac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. On many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30% to 50% chance to sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe. On uniques, high level monsters, or anybody with high monster MR or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Note that iterative attacks or multishotting projectiles cannot wake up newly slept monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets. For these reasons, Lomya can be very powerful on some builds, especially [[Rogue]]s - who appreciate the free sneak attacks immensely. For non-Rogues, it's most likely not worth wishing for due to the chance-based nature, but otherwise is almost always worth a slot if found naturally.
+Lomya is probably one of the most build-dependent elf-rings: For characters with a ranged or melee build that has a free ring slot, Lomya is very often worth wearing, due to the power granted from the chance to put hostile monsters to sleep: the chance for a monster to resist is roughly equivalent to {{frac|dlev - alev + MR|100}}, where ''alev'' is your level and ''dlev'' is the defender's level. For many endgame non-boss monsters, this is around a 30-to-50% chance of putting them sleep them per hit, depending on the exact foe - for [[unique monster]]s and high-level monsters with high MR score or sleep resistance, this is substantially less effective. Additionally, iterative attacks or multishotting projectiles that put monsters to sleep cannot wake up those monsters on subsequent hits, and therefore have significantly increased chances to sleep targets.
-For pet-based builds, this is potentially very useful, but not guaranteed to be very helpful. The maximum level increase can be helpful, but many pets won't necessarily make it to those levels regardless due to either dying or outliving their usefulness. The DR modifier can help boost significantly your pets' defenses, but the strongest aspect is most probably the threshold raise for gaining experience. With 15 wisdom, 15 charisma, and expert beast mastery (and no Clarent), that lowers the level threshold by 8 - 3 from attributes and 5 from skill. This can make raising pets substantially quicker, and is especially useful if you have pets that grow up into new forms (like [[pseudodragon]]s) or gain new attacks or abilities at higher levels (like most [[Eladrin]]). However, most good endgame pets are rather high level anyway, and the minor extra level growth is not guaranteed to make a difference.
+For these reasons, Lomya can be very powerful on the aforementioned builds, especially [[Rogue]]s - who appreciate the free sneak attacks immensely. For non-Rogues, it's most likely not worth wishing for due to the chance-based nature, but otherwise is almost always worth a slot if found naturally.
-For spellcasters, this ring is most likely not very useful. None of the granted intrinsics are very essential or hard to acquire from other sources, enchantment spells are broadly speaking not very difficult to cast, and the chance to sleep enemies doesn't apply to spells. Unless you have pets and a free ring slot, or black signet rings are a base type you'd already like to use, Lomya is most likely not worth using.
+For pet-based builds, this is potentially very useful, but not guaranteed to be very helpful: while the maximum level increase can be nice, many pets won't necessarily make it to those levels regardless, due to either dying or outliving their usefulness. The DR modifier can help boost significantly your pets' defenses, but the strongest aspect is most probably the threshold raise for gaining experience. With 15 wisdom, 15 charisma, and base Expert skill in [[beast mastery]] (i.e. without the boost from [[Clarent]]), that lowers the level threshold by 8: 3 from attributes and 5 from skill. This can make raising pets substantially quicker, particularly those that have multiple growth stages (e.g. [[pseudodragon]]s) or gain new attacks and abilities at higher levels (e.g. most [[Eladrin]]). However, most good endgame pets are rather high-level, and the minor extra level growth is not guaranteed to make a difference.
 {{variant-343}}
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 [[Category:notdNetHack artifacts]]
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-'''Lomya''' is an [[artifact]] that appears in [[dNetHack]] and [[notdNetHack]]. It is [[unaligned]] and [[Drow (starting race)|drow]]-favoring, and its [[base item]] is always a [[ring]] with the [[randomized appearance]] of a "black signet ring" - this ring cannot be {{= of|levitation|aggravate monster|hunger|polymorph|or=1|polymorph control}}.
+'''Lomya''' is an [[artifact]] that appears in [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]]. It is [[unaligned]] and [[Drow (starting race)|drow]]-favoring, and its [[base item]] is always a [[ring]] with the [[randomized appearance]] of a "black signet ring" - this ring cannot be {{= of|levitation|aggravate monster|hunger|polymorph|or=1|polymorph control}}.
 ==Description==
-While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|monster MR]] - Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resist check when worn by the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 when worn by monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage, due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
+While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|MR score]] - Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resistance check when worn by the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 when worn by monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
 Wearing Lomya also massively lowers the failure rate of [[enchantment spells]], guaranteeing the ability to cast any enchantment spell at 0% fail rate for almost any character: this does not supersede the inability to cast spells for other reasons, e.g. the influence of the Spire, lacking free hands, or any other effects that block all spellcasting.
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 ==Description==
-While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon  while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|monster MR]]. Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the player for the MR-based resist check, and has a flat attacker level of 45 for monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage, due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
+While worn, Lomya has the usual effects conferred by the ring whose appearance it matches, and additionally confers [[teleportitis]], [[teleport control]] and [[automatic searching]]. Each attack made in melee or with a thrown/fired weapon while wearing Lomya has a {{frac|2}} chance of immobilizing a target monster(s) for up to 8 turns, subject to [[sleep resistance]] and [[Magic resistance (monster)|monster MR]] - Lomya counts as a spell-like effect for the MR-based resist check against the player, and has a flat attacker level of 45 for monsters. This also counts as a [[paralysis]] effect, meaning that afflicted monsters cannot be woken up. Unarmed attacks without gloves while wearing Lomya also apply [[silver]] damage, due to the presence of [[Lolth (dNetHack)|Lolth's]] holy symbol.
 Wearing Lomya also massively lowers the failure rate of [[enchantment spells]], guaranteeing the ability to cast any enchantment spell at 0% fail rate for almost any character: this does not supersede the inability to cast spells for other reasons, e.g. the influence of the Spire, lacking free hands, or any other effects that block all spellcasting.