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Umbire the Phantom: pothole

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ChasonBot at 04:35, 20 December 2015

2015-12-20T04:35:41Z

Chris: Put some info about what the tags do into the todo box

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Put some info about what the tags do into the todo box

Train at 14:54, 7 August 2015

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RedFeather at 23:32, 22 September 2014

2014-09-22T23:32:24Z

Graham87: sp

2011-05-16T14:28:12Z

Ilmari Karonen: Category:Monster attributes

2011-02-05T15:32:32Z

Category:Monster attributes

Tjr: intial content

2011-01-06T04:11:20Z

intial content

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[[Quest leader]]s and nemeses, [[Vlad]], and the [[Wizard of Yendor]] (and perhaps some other unique monsters) are created '''meditating'''. They cannot move or attack until you wake them up. Internally, the game split it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.

You can wake up your quest leader by #chatting to them. Usually, you will have to become at least [[fast]] and move adjacent on a free turn, else they initiate the dialogue themselves, which does not work unless you are ready to get permission.

==See also==
* [[sleeping]]
* [[paralysis]]
* [[stethoscope]]

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 *[[Medusa]] (WAITFORU)
 *The [[Wizard of Yendor]] (WAITFORU)
-*All guaranteed unique [[demon]]s (WAITFORU)
+*All guaranteed [[demon lords and princes]] (WAITFORU)
 *All [[quest nemesis|nemeses]] (WAITFORU)
 *[[Vlad the Impaler]] (WAITFORU)

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−	{{todo\|More info on what each tag does. ~~I'm guessing~~ CLOSE monsters are disturbed ~~by mere adjacence and~~ WAITFORU ~~by an attack or~~ a ~~chat?~~}}	+	{{todo\|More info on what each tag does. WAITFORU monsters begin moving once they see the player, whereas CLOSE monsters don't begin moving until they are disturbed "in some way". WAITFORU monsters that are disturbed before detecting the player also begin moving. CLOSE monsters get a chance to say any quest dialog they may have, if the player is adjacent to them on their turn. Should probably have more specific info on the various ways to disturb a monsters}}

	Some monsters are created '''meditating'''; these will not move or attack until you disturb them. Internally, the game splits it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.		Some monsters are created '''meditating'''; these will not move or attack until you disturb them. Internally, the game splits it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.

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-Some monsters are created '''meditating'''. They cannot move or attack until you wake them up. Internally, the game splits it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.
+{{todo|More info on what each tag does. I'm guessing CLOSE monsters are disturbed by mere adjacence and WAITFORU by an attack or a chat?}}
 The following monsters are generated meditating:
 *[[Prisoner]]s (CLOSE)
 *[[Medusa]] (WAITFORU)
 *The [[Wizard of Yendor]] (WAITFORU)
 *All guaranteed unique [[demon]]s (WAITFORU)
-*All [[quest leader]]s (CLOSE) and [[quest nemesis|nemeses]] (WAITFORU)
+*All [[quest nemesis|nemeses]] (WAITFORU)
+*[[Vlad the Impaler]] (WAITFORU)
 ==See also==

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−	~~[[Quest leader]]s and nemeses, [[Vlad]], and the [[Wizard of Yendor]] (and perhaps some other unique~~ monsters) are created '''meditating'''. They cannot move or attack until you wake them up. Internally, the game splits it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.	+	Some monsters are created '''meditating'''. They cannot move or attack until you wake them up. Internally, the game splits it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.
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		+	The following monsters are generated meditating:
		+	*[[Vlad]] (WAITFORU)
		+	*[[Prisoner]]s (CLOSE)
		+	*[[Medusa]] (WAITFORU)
		+	*The [[Wizard of Yendor]] (WAITFORU)
		+	*All guaranteed unique [[demon]]s (WAITFORU)
		+	*All [[quest leader]]s (CLOSE) and [[quest nemesis\|nemeses]] (WAITFORU)

	You can wake up your quest leader by #chatting to them. Usually, you will have to become at least [[fast]] and move adjacent on a free turn, else they initiate the dialogue themselves, which does not work unless you are ready to get permission.		You can wake up your quest leader by #chatting to them. Usually, you will have to become at least [[fast]] and move adjacent on a free turn, else they initiate the dialogue themselves, which does not work unless you are ready to get permission.

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−	[[Quest leader]]s and nemeses, [[Vlad]], and the [[Wizard of Yendor]] (and perhaps some other unique monsters) are created '''meditating'''. They cannot move or attack until you wake them up. Internally, the game ~~split~~ it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.	+	[[Quest leader]]s and nemeses, [[Vlad]], and the [[Wizard of Yendor]] (and perhaps some other unique monsters) are created '''meditating'''. They cannot move or attack until you wake them up. Internally, the game splits it into STRAT_WAITFORU and STRAT_CLOSE.

	You can wake up your quest leader by #chatting to them. Usually, you will have to become at least [[fast]] and move adjacent on a free turn, else they initiate the dialogue themselves, which does not work unless you are ready to get permission.		You can wake up your quest leader by #chatting to them. Usually, you will have to become at least [[fast]] and move adjacent on a free turn, else they initiate the dialogue themselves, which does not work unless you are ready to get permission.

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	* [[paralysis]]		* [[paralysis]]
	* [[stethoscope]]		* [[stethoscope]]
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		+	[[Category:Monster attributes]]