Passive identification - Revision history

AileTheAlien: merged into Identification page, redirected there

2011-01-15T09:26:20Z

merged into Identification page, redirected there

Tjr at 17:26, 12 January 2011

2011-01-12T17:26:20Z

Paxed: formatting, links

2011-01-11T20:53:15Z

formatting, links

Tjr: opposite: formal identification

2009-07-29T09:17:58Z

opposite: formal identification

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2009-07-29T03:37:41Z

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Passive identification is discovering the properties of an item in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when discovered. An example of passive identification is zapping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a dragon and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the randomized appearance as the identity of the wand.

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−	{{merge\|Identification}}'''Passive identification''' is discovering the properties of an [[item]] in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when [[discoveries\|discovered]]. An example of passive identification is [[zap]]ping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a [[dragon]] and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the [[randomized appearance]] as the identity of the wand.	+	#REDIRECT [[Identification#Passive_identification]]
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−	'''Passive identification''' is discovering the properties of an [[item]] in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when [[discoveries\|discovered]]. An example of passive identification is [[zap]]ping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a [[dragon]] and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the [[randomized appearance]] as the identity of the wand.	+	{{merge\|Identification}}'''Passive identification''' is discovering the properties of an [[item]] in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when [[discoveries\|discovered]]. An example of passive identification is [[zap]]ping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a [[dragon]] and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the [[randomized appearance]] as the identity of the wand.

	The opposite is called ''formal identification''.		The opposite is called ''formal identification''.
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−	Passive identification is discovering the properties of an item in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when discovered. An example of passive identification is ~~zapping~~ an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a dragon and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the randomized appearance as the identity of the wand.	+	'''Passive identification''' is discovering the properties of an [[item]] in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when [[discoveries\|discovered]]. An example of passive identification is [[zap]]ping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a [[dragon]] and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the [[randomized appearance]] as the identity of the wand.

−	The opposite is called formal identification.	+	The opposite is called ''formal identification''.

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	Passive identification is discovering the properties of an item in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when discovered. An example of passive identification is zapping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a dragon and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the randomized appearance as the identity of the wand.		Passive identification is discovering the properties of an item in a way that does not assign the name of the item to it when discovered. An example of passive identification is zapping an unidentified [[wand of cancellation]] at a dragon and hearing it cough - through this method, you discover that the wand in question is a wand of cancellation, but the game will still give the randomized appearance as the identity of the wand.
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		+	The opposite is called formal identification.