Sling - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: potholes et. al.

2025-01-29T16:43:41Z

potholes et. al.

2024-09-24T14:38:09Z

cat

2024-06-20T02:03:59Z

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

2024-06-18T11:14:29Z

Link directly to new page TNNT (the game).

2024-06-16T19:34:04Z

‎dNetHack: fix redlink: Neutral Quest (dNetHack)

2024-06-16T19:30:36Z

‎dNetHack: netdNetHack -> notdNetHack. fixes a redlink.

2024-06-14T23:52:19Z

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

2024-04-24T16:06:03Z

‎EvilHack: detail

2024-04-24T16:04:58Z

copyedit

2024-04-24T10:40:16Z

‎dNetHack: ndnh

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-A '''sling''' is a type of [[weapon]] that appears in ''[[NetHack]]'', and is a [[launcher]] designed for [[rock]]s, [[gem]]s, and [[gray stone]]s; these projectiles can be [[multishot]] when [[fire]]d from a sling.
+A '''sling''' is a type of [[weapon]] that appears in ''[[NetHack]]'', and is a [[launcher]] designed for [[rock]]s, [[gem]]s, and [[gray stone]]s; these projectiles can be [[multishot]] when [[firing]] from a sling.
 ==Generation==

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 ===DynaHack===
 In [[DynaHack]], slings gain a damage bonus based on enchantment and the character's strength, making them much more viable as a ranged weapon.
 ===EvilHack===

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 ===TNNT (the game)===
-In [[TNNT|TNNT (the game)]], the [[deathmatch]] opponent will always generate with a blessed and erodeproof +3 to +5 sling and a set of 20-29 flint stones if they represent a character that is an [[Archeologist (player monster)|archeologist]] or [[Caveman (player monster)|caveperson]].
+In [[TNNT (the game)]], the [[deathmatch]] opponent will always generate with a blessed and erodeproof +3 to +5 sling and a set of 20-29 flint stones if they represent a character that is an [[Archeologist (player monster)|archeologist]] or [[Caveman (player monster)|caveperson]].
 ===EvilHack===

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 [[Spirits (dNetHack)#Enki, God of the First City|Enki]] is a spirit that grants skill in slings while bound. [[Shiro]] has a passive power that pelts a target with a volley of rocks using the sling skill for damage.
-The [[silver slingstone]] is introduced as ammo that can be used against [[silver]]-hating monsters, and can be found is small deposits within rock or in large amounts on a certain level in the [[dNetHack Neutral quest]]. Silver slingstones fired at 25 strength from a sling out-damage even +7 [[silver arrow]]s - this has earned dNetHack's slings the nickname of "portable meteor launchers".
+The [[silver slingstone]] is introduced as ammo that can be used against [[silver]]-hating monsters, and can be found is small deposits within rock or in large amounts on a certain level in the [[Neutral Quest (dNetHack)|Neutral Quest]]. Silver slingstones fired at 25 strength from a sling out-damage even +7 [[silver arrow]]s - this has earned dNetHack's slings the nickname of "portable meteor launchers".
 ===DynaHack===

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 ===dNetHack===
-In [[dNetHack]] and [[netdNetHack]], slings gain a strength-based bonus damage (with a maximum of +8 from 25 strength), and Cavemen gain a +1 bonus to multishot when using them.
+In [[dNetHack]] and [[notdNetHack]], slings gain a strength-based bonus damage (with a maximum of +8 from 25 strength), and Cavemen gain a +1 bonus to multishot when using them.
 [[Spirits (dNetHack)#Enki, God of the First City|Enki]] is a spirit that grants skill in slings while bound. [[Shiro]] has a passive power that pelts a target with a volley of rocks using the sling skill for damage.

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 The presence of sling bullets and the ability to [[Forge (dungeon feature)|forge]] them makes slings quite viable for other characters: Priests in particular are restricted from using any edged or piercing weapons, leaving slings as one of their few ranged options.
-Hobbits have the same chance of generated with a sling as in ''NetHack'', as do [[hobbit pickpocket]]s, and both monsters generate with either sling bullets ({{frac|3}} chance) or flint stones ({{frac|2|3}} chance) as ammo. Cavefolk [[Player monster (EvilHack)|player monsters]] will always generate with slings, flint stones and sling bullets.
+Hobbits have the same chance of generated with a sling as in ''NetHack'', as do [[hobbit pickpocket]]s, and both monsters generate with either sling bullets ({{frac|3}} chance) or flint stones ({{frac|2|3}} chance) as ammo. [[Player monster (EvilHack)|Player monster]] cavepeople will always generate with slings, along with flint stones and sling bullets to use as ammo.
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