Resistance - Revision history

MrSurvivor1997: They are also sometimes called immunities due to sometimes completely protecting against the hazard, and sickness resistance is officially called an immunity.

2025-06-17T20:11:49Z

They are also sometimes called immunities due to sometimes completely protecting against the hazard, and sickness resistance is officially called an immunity.

Umbire the Phantom: languages + copyedit

2024-02-18T15:41:51Z

languages + copyedit

Umbire the Phantom: lede

2022-12-12T07:08:55Z

lede

Actual-nh: I can't see anything not true for 3.6.6

2021-09-08T19:49:46Z

I can't see anything not true for 3.6.6

Actual-nh: /* Extrinsic resistances */ Upcoming - inventory protection

2021-09-08T18:31:19Z

‎Extrinsic resistances: Upcoming - inventory protection

Vivit: /* Intrinsic resistances */

2021-04-13T14:31:27Z

‎Intrinsic resistances

Netzhack: linked to corpse

2016-12-21T19:33:04Z

linked to corpse

ChasonBot at 23:38, 20 December 2015

2015-12-20T23:38:34Z

Nht: fiery, not firey

2014-06-18T18:48:43Z

fiery, not firey

Bulwersator: /* Summary */ chromatic (UnNetHack only)

2013-05-24T19:23:05Z

‎Summary: chromatic (UnNetHack only)

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-In ''[[NetHack]]'', '''resistances''' are [[properties]] that protect you against several harmful effects that you may encounter in the dungeon. A resistance can be either [[intrinsic]], meaning a natural resistance, or [[extrinsic]], meaning a resistance gained by [[wear]]ing or [[wield]]ing a certain item. Many intrinsic resistances can only be gained by [[polymorphing]] into a certain creature, which is not very convenient.
+In ''[[NetHack]]'', '''resistances''', sometimes known as '''immunity''', are [[properties]] that protect you against several harmful effects that you may encounter in the dungeon. A resistance can be either [[intrinsic]], meaning a natural resistance, or [[extrinsic]], meaning a resistance gained by [[wear]]ing or [[wield]]ing a certain item. Many intrinsic resistances can only be gained by [[polymorphing]] into a certain creature, which is not very convenient.
 ==Intrinsic resistances==

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 In ''[[NetHack]]'', '''resistances''' are [[properties]] that protect you against several harmful effects that you may encounter in the dungeon. A resistance can be either [[intrinsic]], meaning a natural resistance, or [[extrinsic]], meaning a resistance gained by [[wear]]ing or [[wield]]ing a certain item. Many intrinsic resistances can only be gained by [[polymorphing]] into a certain creature, which is not very convenient.
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 {{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|Resistances conferred by worn or wielded items have a 99% chance of protecting your [[inventory]]; see [https://github.com/NetHack/NetHack/commit/9942b65df78dd55a7806ec6ea2821693a7131c97 this commit].}}
-==Summary==
+==List of resistances==
 A non-exhaustive table of the resistances and methods to obtain them is as follows:
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-== See also ==
+==See also==
 * [[Monster resistances]]
 * [[Monster resistances (UnNetHack)]]
-{{nethack-366}}
+{{nethack-367}}
 [[Category:Resistances| ]]

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-'''Resistances''' protect you against several harmful effects that you may encounter in the dungeon. A resistance can be either [[intrinsic]], meaning a natural resistance, or [[extrinsic]], meaning a resistance gained by [[wear]]ing or [[wield]]ing a certain item. Many intrinsic resistances can only be gained by [[polymorphing]] into a certain creature, which is not very convenient.
+In ''[[NetHack]]'', '''resistances''' are [[properties]] that protect you against several harmful effects that you may encounter in the dungeon. A resistance can be either [[intrinsic]], meaning a natural resistance, or [[extrinsic]], meaning a resistance gained by [[wear]]ing or [[wield]]ing a certain item. Many intrinsic resistances can only be gained by [[polymorphing]] into a certain creature, which is not very convenient.
 ==Intrinsic resistances==
 One of the most common ways to gain intrinsic resistances is through the eating of [[corpses]]. Of special note are [[dragon]] corpses, as they are guaranteed to give resistances based on their color as specified below, with the exception of yellow, gray and silver. Other monsters also provide intrinsic resistances if their corpses are eaten, details of which can be found in the individual monster descriptions.
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 * [[Monster resistances]]
 * [[Monster resistances (UnNetHack)]]
+{{nethack-366}}
 [[Category:Resistances| ]]

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 ==Extrinsic resistances==
 Extrinsic resistance is obtained, by definition, through items. [[Dragon scale mail]] and the lower [[dragon scale]]s provide reliable methods for many resistances. [[Artifact]]s also often provide resistances, some of which are hard to obtain otherwise.
 ==Summary==

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 ==Intrinsic resistances==
-One of the most common ways to gain intrinsic resistances is through the eating of corpses. Of special note are dragon corpses, as they are guaranteed to give resistances based on their color as specified below, with the exception of yellow, gray and silver. Other monsters also provide intrinsic resistances if their corpses are eaten, details of which can be found in the individual monster descriptions.
+One of the most common ways to gain intrinsic resistances is through the eating of [[corpses]]. Of special note are dragon corpses, as they are guaranteed to give resistances based on their color as specified below, with the exception of yellow, gray and silver. Other monsters also provide intrinsic resistances if their corpses are eaten, details of which can be found in the individual monster descriptions.
 ==Extrinsic resistances==

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 |[[Stoning]] resistance || ''None'' || [[chromatic dragon (UnNetHack)|chromatic]] (UnNetHack only) || &nbsp; || Acidic or stone-based creatures (e.g. [[gargoyle]]s, [[stone golem]]s)
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-|[[Sliming]] resistance || ''None'' || ''None'' || &nbsp; || [[Green slime]], firey (not merely "hot") creatures
+|[[Sliming]] resistance || ''None'' || ''None'' || &nbsp; || [[Green slime]], fiery (not merely "hot") creatures
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 |[[Sickness]] resistance || ''None'' || ''None'' || &nbsp; || [[Ghoul]], [[Fungus|fungi]]

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 |[[Drain resistance]] || ''None'' || Deep<br />(''[[SLASH'EM]] only'') || [[Excalibur]]<br />[[The Staff of Aesculapius]]<br />[[Stormbringer]] || Any undead or demon
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-|[[Stoning]] resistance || ''None'' || ''None'' || &nbsp; || Acidic or stone-based creatures (e.g. [[gargoyle]]s, [[stone golem]]s)
+|[[Stoning]] resistance || ''None'' || [[chromatic dragon (UnNetHack)|chromatic]] (UnNetHack only) || &nbsp; || Acidic or stone-based creatures (e.g. [[gargoyle]]s, [[stone golem]]s)
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 |[[Sliming]] resistance || ''None'' || ''None'' || &nbsp; || [[Green slime]], firey (not merely "hot") creatures