Mithardir Quest - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: lede

2024-02-14T06:42:32Z

lede

Umbire the Phantom: name

2023-08-04T00:44:49Z

name

Actual-nh: Grammar/style; link

2021-02-28T00:46:02Z

Grammar/style; link

Actual-nh: /* Mithardir Catacombs */ Capitalization

2021-02-11T05:22:50Z

‎Mithardir Catacombs: Capitalization

Disruptor: /* Last Spire */

2020-07-18T14:26:39Z

‎Last Spire

Disruptor at 14:14, 18 July 2020

2020-07-18T14:14:25Z

Chris: Fixed the first line where it claimed it was the Chaos Quest then claimed it wasn't.

2020-01-21T19:11:56Z

Fixed the first line where it claimed it was the Chaos Quest then claimed it wasn't.

EasterlyIrk at 19:03, 2 January 2020

2020-01-02T19:03:21Z

Chris: /* Branch Level */

2020-01-02T18:21:12Z

‎Branch Level

Chris: Add categories

2020-01-02T00:34:55Z

Add categories

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−	The '''Mithardir Quest''' (informally '''"chaos2"''') is a possible [[alignment quest#dNetHack\|alignment-based quest]] in [[dNetHack]]~~. It~~ is one of the ~~random~~ variants of the Chaos Quest. ~~As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it~~ is divided into roughly three parts ~~(though in this case there is~~ a town ~~on top)~~.	+	The '''Mithardir Quest''' (informally '''"chaos2"''') is a possible [[alignment quest#dNetHack\|alignment-based quest]] in [[dNetHack]] and [[notdNetHack]], and is one of the possible variants of the [[Chaos Quest (dNetHack)\|Chaos Quest]]. The quest is divided into roughly three parts, with a town present in the first portion.

	== Areas ==		== Areas ==

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−	The '''Mithardir Quest''' is a possible [[alignment quest#dNetHack\|alignment-based quest]] in [[dNetHack]]. It is one of the random variants of the Chaos Quest. As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it is divided into roughly three parts (though in this case there is a town on top).	+	The '''Mithardir Quest''' (informally '''"chaos2"''') is a possible [[alignment quest#dNetHack\|alignment-based quest]] in [[dNetHack]]. It is one of the random variants of the Chaos Quest. As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it is divided into roughly three parts (though in this case there is a town on top).

	== Areas ==		== Areas ==

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−	The '''Mithardir Quest''' is ~~one of the~~ [[alignment quest\|alignment-based ~~quests~~]] in [[dNetHack]]. It is one of the random variants of the Chaos Quest. As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it is divided into roughly three parts (though in this case there is a town on top).	+	The '''Mithardir Quest''' is a possible [[alignment quest#dNetHack\|alignment-based quest]] in [[dNetHack]]. It is one of the random variants of the Chaos Quest. As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it is divided into roughly three parts (though in this case there is a town on top).

	== Areas ==		== Areas ==

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 === Mithardir Catacombs ===
-The [[Mithardir Catacombs]] is a set of three random-layout levels.  The boss of the branch, the [[aspect of The Silence]], is found on the lowest level, along with the second and third '''slabs'''. Tiles can be found in closets around the level, along with on Alabaster mummies.
+The [[Mithardir Catacombs]] is a set of three random-layout levels.  The boss of the branch, the [[Aspect of The Silence]], is found on the lowest level, along with the second and third '''slabs'''. Tiles can be found in closets around the level, along with on Alabaster mummies.
 Alabaster mummies can be found on these levels, tied to a specific syllable of power. The syllable is randomly determined but will modify the mummy's attack routine in accordance with the syllable chosen. The syllable will drop on death.

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 === Last Spire ===
-The [[Last Spire]] is a series of three fixed-layout levels.  The mid-boss of the branch, the [[First Wraithworm]], is found on the second level, and the first '''slab''' is found on the third.
+The [[Last Spire]] is a series of three fixed-layout levels.  The mid-boss of the branch, the [[First Wraithworm]], is found on the second level along with the Second Key of Chaos. The first '''slab''' is found on the third level.
 These levels are connected by a mixture of portals and staircases, typically found behind hidden doors (though the portal in the First Wraithworm's room is positioned randomly).

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 [[Category:dNethack Alignment Quests]]
 [[Category:dNethack Mithardir Quest]]
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−	The '''~~Chaotic~~ Quest''' is one of the [[alignment quest\|alignment-based quests]] in [[dNetHack]]. It is one of the random variants of the Chaos Quest. As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it is divided into roughly three parts (though in this case there is a town on top).	+	The '''Mithardir Quest''' is one of the [[alignment quest\|alignment-based quests]] in [[dNetHack]]. It is one of the random variants of the Chaos Quest. As is typically the case for dNetHack's alignment quests, it is divided into roughly three parts (though in this case there is a town on top).

	== Areas ==		== Areas ==

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 === Mithardir Wastes ===
-The [[Mithardir Wastes]] are a series of three levels consisting of white dust and random rock formations.  Dust storms are frequent, producing blinding clouds.  The largest of these clouds may inflict deadly [[Illness]], so they should be avoided.
+The [[Mithardir Wastes]] are a series of three levels consisting of white dust and random rock formations.  Dust storms are frequent, producing blinding clouds.  The largest of these clouds may inflict deadly [[Illness|illness]], so they should be avoided. A small amount of tiles can be found scattered randomly across the level (but no slabs).
-These levels are connected by portals.  You can use any portal detection method to find the next portal, and the portals will also be revealed if you get within 2 squares of them.  The last of these levels has a round tower in the center, which contains the downstairs.
+These levels are connected by portals.  You can use any portal detection method to find the next portal, and the portals will also be revealed if you get within 2 squares of them.  The last of these levels has a round tower in the center, which contains the downstairs. The tower does not have a door, and must be dug or teleported into.
 === Last Spire ===
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 === Mithardir Catacombs ===
-The [[Mithardir Catacombs]] is a set of three random-layout levels.  The boss of the branch, the [[aspect of The Silence]], is found on the lowest level, along with the second and third '''slabs'''.
+The [[Mithardir Catacombs]] is a set of three random-layout levels.  The boss of the branch, the [[aspect of The Silence]], is found on the lowest level, along with the second and third '''slabs'''. Tiles can be found in closets around the level, along with on Alabaster mummies.
 == Treasure ==
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 *'''Living Armor''': The shops in Elshava may sell [[living armor]]/[[giant sea anemone]] and/or [[barnacle armor]]/[[giant shell armor]].  These armors automatically attack nearby enemies when worn.
 *'''Ceramic Tiles''': These are found throughout the quest.  Each tile bears one of six magic [[syllable]]s.  Each type of syllable grants a temporary bonus and (lesser) permanent bonus when read.
 *'''Slabs''': These are the "artifacts" of the quest.  The first is found after the mid-boss, and the second and third are found on the last level of the quest.  Each slab bears a different [[Word of Creation]] (the order that the Words are generated in is random).  When read, each Word grants a passive bonus and an activated power.

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	=== Branch Level ===		=== Branch Level ===
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		+	The level of the main dungeon containing the portal to the Mithardir Quest will have the following layout:
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		+	<div class="ttymap"><replacecharsblock rules="ttymap">
		+	^=[[Magic portal\|{{purple\|^}}]]
		+	w=[[Shallow_water\|{{blue\|~}}]]
		+
		+
		+	..........wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.......
		+	..........wwwwPPPPPPPPwPPPPPPPPPPwwww.......
		+	........wwPPPPPPPPPPPPwPPPPPPPPPPPPPPww.....
		+	........wwPPPPP\|---\|PPwPP\|-----\|PPPPPww.....
		+	.......wwwwPP\|--...--\|w\|--.....--\|PPwwww....
		+	.......wwwwPP\|.......\|w\|.. .....\|PPwwww....
		+	.......wwwwwP\|.......\|^\|.. ......\|Pwwwww....
		+	.......wwwwwP\|.......\|w\|.. .....\|Pwwwww....
		+	........wwwwP\|--...--\|w\|--.....--\|Pwwww.....
		+	........wwwwPPP\|-+-\|PPwPP\|---+-\|PPPwwww.....
		+	..........wwwwPPPPPPPPwPPPPPPPPPPwwww.......
		+	... ..........wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww....... ...
		+	-<. ..........wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww....... .>-
		+	--. ............wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww........ .--
		+	</replacecharsblock></div>
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		+	The above map will be superimposed on a random [[Mines]]-style level. A random [[maze]] may also be present.

	=== Elshava ===		=== Elshava ===

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	Mithardir is from Dungeons and Dragons. The upper parts of the quest (Elshava through the Last Spire) are based on the adventure "The Ruins of Pelon" from ''Dead Gods'', by Monte Cook. The lower part of the level is (very) loosely based on the ruins of Shom, from 4th edition D&D.		Mithardir is from Dungeons and Dragons. The upper parts of the quest (Elshava through the Last Spire) are based on the adventure "The Ruins of Pelon" from ''Dead Gods'', by Monte Cook. The lower part of the level is (very) loosely based on the ruins of Shom, from 4th edition D&D.
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		+	[[Category:dNethack]]
		+	[[Category:dNethack Alignment Quests]]
		+	[[Category:dNethack Mithardir Quest]]

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