Robe - Revision history

Furey: /* TNNT (the game) */ delete tangential information about TNNT. deathmatch covers this.

2024-06-20T01:57:12Z

‎TNNT (the game): delete tangential information about TNNT. deathmatch covers this.

Furey: Link directly to new page TNNT (the game).

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Link directly to new page TNNT (the game).

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‎dNetHack: Neutral Quest (dNethack) -> Neutral Quest (dNetHack). Fixes a redlink.

Furey: "The November NetHack Tournament" -> "TNNT (the game)"

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"The November NetHack Tournament" -> "TNNT (the game)"

Umbire the Phantom: copyedt

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‎EvilHack: detail

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‎The November NetHack Tournament: detail

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Umbire the Phantom: /* Generation */ corr

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‎Generation: corr

Umbire the Phantom: /* SLASH'EM */ doesn't seem true actually

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‎SLASH'EM: doesn't seem true actually

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 * [[dNetHack artifacts#Grandmaster's Robe|The Grandmaster's Robe]] is a neutral robe that can also be [[name]]d by a character at [[experience level]] 30 that has reached Grand Master in martial arts - being gifted the Grandmaster's Robe unrestricts the martial arts skill if applicable. While worn, it grants double the spellcasting bonuses of a normal robe and gives martial arts attacks [[exploding dice]], with a {{frac|2}} chance of +1d4 bonus damage on each hit. The Grandmaster's Robe can be enchanted to +7.
 * [[dNetHack artifacts#Robe of the Archmagi|The Robe of the Archmagi]] is an unaligned [[intelligent]] robe that favors Wizards. It grants warning and magic resistance while worn, and can be enchanted to +7. [[Invoking]] the Robe of the Archmagi restores [[energy]].
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 ===TNNT (the game)===
-In [[TNNT|TNNT (the game)]], the [[deathmatch]] opponent will always generate with a blessed fireproof +4 or +5 robe if they represent a Monk character that lacks a cloak.
+In [[TNNT (the game)]], the [[deathmatch]] opponent will always generate with a blessed fireproof +4 or +5 robe if they represent a Monk character that lacks a cloak.
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 [[Incantifier]] characters will have the standard body armor of most roles replaced with a robe: the roles that ''do not'' replace body armor with a robe for Incantifiers are [[Binder]]s, [[Healer]]s, [[Knight]]s, [[Noble]]s, [[Tourist]]s and [[Troubadour]]s.
-A robe is always generated in [[Map inclusion (dNethack)#Minor spire|minor spires]] that appear within [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack Outlands|the Outlands]] of the [[Neutral Quest (dNethack)|Neutral Quest]].
+A robe is always generated in [[Map inclusion (dNethack)#Minor spire|minor spires]] that appear within [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack Outlands|the Outlands]] of the [[Neutral Quest (dNetHack)|Neutral Quest]].
 Some monsters generate with a robe:

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 * [[dNetHack artifacts#Robe of the Archmagi|The Robe of the Archmagi]] is an unaligned [[intelligent]] robe that favors Wizards. It grants warning and magic resistance while worn, and can be enchanted to +7. [[Invoking]] the Robe of the Archmagi restores [[energy]].
-===The November NetHack Tournament===
+===TNNT (the game)===
-In [[The November NetHack Tournament]], the [[deathmatch]] opponent will always generate with a blessed fireproof +4 or +5 robe if they represent a Monk character that lacks a cloak.
+In [[TNNT|TNNT (the game)]], the [[deathmatch]] opponent will always generate with a blessed fireproof +4 or +5 robe if they represent a Monk character that lacks a cloak.
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 [[Player monster]]s that are not [[Monk (player monster)|monks]], including those generated on the [[Astral Plane]], have an effective ~4.45% chance of generating with a robe as their initial cloak before role-based replacements, while monks will always force a robe regardless of their initial cloak.{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|157|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|207|version=NetHack 3.6.7}} [[Priest (player monster)|Priests]] have a {{frac|3|4}} chance of forcing a robe, increasing their effective chance to ~62.29%, while [[Wizard (player monster)|wizards]] have a {{frac|2}} chance of forcing a [[cloak of magic resistance]] instead, reducing their effective chance to ~2.22%.{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|217|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|248|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
-{{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|As part of {{commit|20cbadcf85544cf9d0c3f4e4200b2800bab49c8e|commit 20cbadc}} - which strengthens [[quest leader]]s and makes it so that killing them no longer makes the game [[unwinnable]] - the Arch Priest, the [[Priest quest]] leader, is generated with a +4 robe, and the [[Grand Master]], the [[Monk quest]] leader, is generated with a +6 robe.}}
+{{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|As part of {{commit|20cbadcf85544cf9d0c3f4e4200b2800bab49c8e|commit 20cbadc}} - which strengthens [[quest leader]]s and makes it so that killing them no longer makes the game [[unwinnable]] - the Arch Priest, the [[Priest quest]] leader, is generated with a +4 robe, and the Grand Master, the [[Monk quest]] leader, is generated with a +6 robe.}}
 ==Description==
-When worn, a robe grants 2 base [[AC]] and [[MC]]2 and decreases the [[spellcasting]] penalty for any worn metal [[body armor]] by {{frac|2}} or, if no metal armor is being worn, decreases spellcasting difficulty by the full penalty amount for that [[role]].{{refsrc|src/spell.c|1729|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
+While worn, a robe grants 2 base [[AC]] and [[MC2]], and confers a [[spellcasting]] bonus: it decreases penalty for any worn metal [[body armor]] by {{frac|2}} or, if no metal armor is being worn, decreases spellcasting difficulty by the full penalty amount for that [[role]].{{refsrc|src/spell.c|1729|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
 ==Strategy==
-As robes tend to be fairly rare, one of the easier methods to obtain one is to sic a sufficiently strong [[pet]] on an aligned priest you do not plan on donating to - you can also kill the priest yourself if you are willing to accept possible [[murder]] penalties, which [[wish]]less and/or [[polypile]]less [[conduct]] players may favor. Lucky players that have not disabled [[bones]] may also find one atop the grave of a dead Monk or Priest. Monks that can defeat [[Master Kaen]] and Priests that can deal with the hostile priest in their respective quests can obtain a spare robe.
+As robes tend to be fairly rare, one of the easier methods to obtain one is to sic a sufficiently strong [[pet]] on an aligned priest you do not plan on donating to - you can also kill the priest yourself if you are willing to accept possible [[murder]] penalties, which [[wish]]less and/or [[polypile]]less [[conduct]] players may favor. Lucky players that have not disabled [[bones]] may also find one atop the grave of a dead Monk or Priest. Monks that can defeat [[Master Kaen]] and Priests that can deal with the hostile priest in their respective quests can also obtain a spare robe.
 Characters planning to dabble in lower-level spells - particularly utility spells like {{spell of|identify}}, {{spell of|remove curse}}, and {{spell of|drain life}} - may want to stash a spare robe for that purpose; when paired with a [[helm of brilliance]], they may even gain access to stronger spells in [[restricted]] schools depending on the role in question. If the robe is not your primary cloak, you may need to temporarily swap it for said primary cloak (e.g., a [[cloak of magic resistance]]).
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 * A standard robe.
-* A [[robe of power]], which enhances your spellcasting ability much like the robe introduced in ''NetHack'' would.
+* A [[robe of power]], which enhances spellcasting ability similar to the ''NetHack'' robe.
-* A [[robe of weakness]], which sets your base strength to 3 unless you are wearing [[gauntlets of power]] simultaneously.
+* A [[robe of weakness]], which sets base strength to 3.
 * A [[robe of protection]], which offers 5 base [[AC]].
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 ===dNetHack===
-In [[dNetHack]], a robe grants 0 base AC, 2 [[DR]] and MC3 when worn, and normal robes are always made of cloth. [[Incantifier]]s of many roles will have that role's standard body armor replaced with a robe: the roles that ''do not'' replace body armor with a robe for Incantifiers are [[Binder]]s, [[Healer]]s, [[Knight]]s, [[Noble]]s, [[Tourist]]s and [[Troubadour]]s.
+In [[dNetHack]], a robe grants 0 base AC, 2 [[DR]] and MC3 while worn, and is normally always made of cloth.
-[[Uvuudaum]]s will always generate with a robe, as will the adventuring wizard of the [[rebel leader]] party that serves as the default [[Noble quest]] nemesis. [[Center of All]] generated with a +0 large-sized concordant robe. [[Xorn monk]]s have a {{frac|49|50}} chance of generating with an orange-colored robe, which will have its enchantment increased by 1-4 points after creation.
+[[Incantifier]] characters will have the standard body armor of most roles replaced with a robe: the roles that ''do not'' replace body armor with a robe for Incantifiers are [[Binder]]s, [[Healer]]s, [[Knight]]s, [[Noble]]s, [[Tourist]]s and [[Troubadour]]s.
-A robe will always be found in [[Map inclusion (dNethack)#Minor spire|minor spires]] that appear within [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack Outlands|the Outlands]] of the [[Neutral Quest (dNethack)|Neutral Quest]].
+A robe is always generated in [[Map inclusion (dNethack)#Minor spire|minor spires]] that appear within [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack Outlands|the Outlands]] of the [[Neutral Quest (dNethack)|Neutral Quest]].
 In addition to the standard robe, dNetHacks adds three types of very rare robes - the [[white faceless robe]], [[black faceless robe]] and the [[smoky violet faceless robe]]. dNetHack also adds a few [[artifact]] robes:
-* [[dNetHack artifacts#The Robe of Closed Eyes|The Robe of Closed Eyes]] is a neutral leather robe that favors [[Drow (starting race)|drow]] Healers and acts as their first [[sacrifice gift]]. It grants invisibility and gaze resistance while worn, and can be enchanted to +7.
+* [[dNetHack artifacts#The Robe of Closed Eyes|The Robe of Closed Eyes]] is a neutral robe that is made of leather, favors [[Drow (starting race)|drow]] Healers and acts as their first [[sacrifice gift]]. It grants invisibility and gaze resistance while worn, and can be enchanted to +7.
-* [[dNetHack artifacts#Grandmaster's Robe|The Grandmaster's Robe]] is a neutral robe that can also be [[name]]d by a character at [[experience level]] 30 that has reached Grand Master in martial arts; if gifted, it unrestricts the martial arts skill if applicable. While worn, it grants double the spellcasting bonuses of a normal robe wand gives martial arts attacks [[exploding dice]], with a {{frac|2}} chance of +1d4 bonus damage on each hit. The Grandmaster's Robe can be enchanted to +7.
+* [[dNetHack artifacts#Grandmaster's Robe|The Grandmaster's Robe]] is a neutral robe that can also be [[name]]d by a character at [[experience level]] 30 that has reached Grand Master in martial arts - being gifted the Grandmaster's Robe unrestricts the martial arts skill if applicable. While worn, it grants double the spellcasting bonuses of a normal robe and gives martial arts attacks [[exploding dice]], with a {{frac|2}} chance of +1d4 bonus damage on each hit. The Grandmaster's Robe can be enchanted to +7.
-* [[dNetHack artifacts#Robe of the Archmagi|The Robe of the Archmagi]] is an unaligned [[intelligent]] robe that favors Wizards. It grants warning and magic resistance while worn and can be enchanted to +7. [[Invoking]] the Robe of the Archmagi restores [[energy]].
+* [[dNetHack artifacts#Robe of the Archmagi|The Robe of the Archmagi]] is an unaligned [[intelligent]] robe that favors Wizards. It grants warning and magic resistance while worn, and can be enchanted to +7. [[Invoking]] the Robe of the Archmagi restores [[energy]].
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 In [[EvilHack]], [[Giant (starting race)|giants]] and [[Tortle (starting race)|tortles]] that play as Monks or Priests will have their starting robes replaced: giants are given [[high boots]], and tortles are given [[toque]]s.
-[[The Dark One]] always generates with a robe, as does the [[Wizard of Yendor]]. [[Vecna]] always generates with a cursed, rotted robe of [[drain resistance]]; this is one of the only instances in which a robe can generate with an [[object property]], which is otherwise not possible for already-magical items.
+[[The Dark One]] always generates with a robe, as does the [[Wizard of Yendor]]. [[Vecna]] always generates with a cursed, rotted robe of [[drain resistance]]; this is one of the only instances in which a robe can generate with an [[object property]], which is otherwise not possible for magical items and extremely rare for non-magical items that have an object property.
 ==Encyclopedia entry==

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 [[Aligned priest]]s, [[high priest]]s and the [[Arch Priest]] each have a {{frac|6|7}} chance of [[Monster starting inventory|generating with]] a robe.{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|691|version=NetHack 3.6.7}} The [[Grand Master]] and [[Master Kaen]] have a {{frac|10|11}} chance of generating with a robe.{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|696|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
-Most non-[[Monk (player monster)|monk]] [[player monster]]s on the [[Astral Plane]] have a {{frac|7|8}} chance of receiving a random cloak, and a further {{frac|8}} chance of that cloak being a robe - this comes out as an effective {{frac|7|64}} chance (~10.94%) of receiving one before role-based replacements.{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|157|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|207|version=NetHack 3.6.7}} Player monster monks will always receive a robe, while player monster [[Priest (player monster)|priests]] have a {{frac|3|4}} chance of their cloak being made into a robe, increasing this effective chance to ~77.74% for them.{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|248|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
+[[Player monster]]s that are not [[Monk (player monster)|monks]], including those generated on the [[Astral Plane]], have an effective ~4.45% chance of generating with a robe as their initial cloak before role-based replacements, while monks will always force a robe regardless of their initial cloak.{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|157|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|207|version=NetHack 3.6.7}} [[Priest (player monster)|Priests]] have a {{frac|3|4}} chance of forcing a robe, increasing their effective chance to ~62.29%, while [[Wizard (player monster)|wizards]] have a {{frac|2}} chance of forcing a [[cloak of magic resistance]] instead, reducing their effective chance to ~2.22%.{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|217|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}{{refsrc|src/mplayer.c|248|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
 {{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|As part of {{commit|20cbadcf85544cf9d0c3f4e4200b2800bab49c8e|commit 20cbadc}} - which strengthens [[quest leader]]s and makes it so that killing them no longer makes the game [[unwinnable]] - the Arch Priest, the [[Priest quest]] leader, is generated with a +4 robe, and the [[Grand Master]], the [[Monk quest]] leader, is generated with a +6 robe.}}

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 * A [[robe of protection]], which offers 5 base [[AC]].
-These robes are not randomly generated, but the various types can be found on monsters such as [[Wraith (monster class)|wraiths]], aligned priests and [[mind flayer]]s.
+These robes can be found on monsters such as [[Wraith (monster class)|wraiths]], aligned priests and [[mind flayer]]s.
 ===UnNetHack===