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PeterGFin: 22 adventurers killed by kicking 0 gold pieces...

2010-01-10T04:52:51Z

22 adventurers killed by kicking 0 gold pieces...

146.201.132.62 at 17:03, 4 February 2008

2008-02-04T17:03:33Z

Azzkikr: Question.

2007-09-25T08:22:00Z

Question.

Supermagle at 07:03, 25 September 2007

2007-09-25T07:03:42Z

PeterGFin: Comments addressed

2007-06-02T10:14:09Z

Comments addressed

PeterGFin at 06:19, 14 January 2007

2007-01-14T06:19:57Z

195.92.168.170 at 11:02, 6 January 2007

2007-01-06T11:02:54Z

195.92.168.170: Kicking addenda

2007-01-06T10:53:02Z

Kicking addenda

New page

Needs an expert to clarify but I have extra experiences not listed in the article

Kicking a lawful altar as a neutral (Priest) produced "Thou shalt pay, infidel" (effects?)
Kicking an object out of a shop will cause you to be billed for that object
Kicking (that one last) item around instead of being burdened. (Is this viable/useful?)
Kicking whilst levitated will knock you backwards.

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	All monsters can displace themselves to a random square adjacent to you by dodging a kick, not just flying monsters. If it's a land monster, the monster "jumps, nimbly avoiding your kick". It probably just doesn't hit very often, since I've only seen it with a monk wearing body armor (cursed). It's also notable because it allows monsters to travel to squares they wouldn't be able to reach with normal moves, such as moving to the other side of a character in a one-square-wide hallway, or moving diagonally from an open door, meaning you can get yourself surrounded if you're careless. I'm not sure whether it works with water monsters. [[User:146.201.132.62\|146.201.132.62]] 17:03, 4 February 2008 (UTC)		All monsters can displace themselves to a random square adjacent to you by dodging a kick, not just flying monsters. If it's a land monster, the monster "jumps, nimbly avoiding your kick". It probably just doesn't hit very often, since I've only seen it with a monk wearing body armor (cursed). It's also notable because it allows monsters to travel to squares they wouldn't be able to reach with normal moves, such as moving to the other side of a character in a one-square-wide hallway, or moving diagonally from an open door, meaning you can get yourself surrounded if you're careless. I'm not sure whether it works with water monsters. [[User:146.201.132.62\|146.201.132.62]] 17:03, 4 February 2008 (UTC)
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		+	== From alt.org Nethack top deaths==
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		+	top death #982, 22 deaths (0.002%) killed by kicking 0 gold pieces
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		+	What gives? --[[User:PeterGFin\|PeterGFin]] 04:52, January 10, 2010 (UTC)

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	I know that kicking a wall will wake up monsters (I added an entry to this article). However, does anyone know the 'range' of the sound of the kick? Like, will monsters in a throne room which are on the right side of the level be awoken by a kick made on the left side of the dungeon? [[User:Azzkikr\|Azzkikr]] 08:22, 25 September 2007 (UTC)		I know that kicking a wall will wake up monsters (I added an entry to this article). However, does anyone know the 'range' of the sound of the kick? Like, will monsters in a throne room which are on the right side of the level be awoken by a kick made on the left side of the dungeon? [[User:Azzkikr\|Azzkikr]] 08:22, 25 September 2007 (UTC)
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		+	All monsters can displace themselves to a random square adjacent to you by dodging a kick, not just flying monsters. If it's a land monster, the monster "jumps, nimbly avoiding your kick". It probably just doesn't hit very often, since I've only seen it with a monk wearing body armor (cursed). It's also notable because it allows monsters to travel to squares they wouldn't be able to reach with normal moves, such as moving to the other side of a character in a one-square-wide hallway, or moving diagonally from an open door, meaning you can get yourself surrounded if you're careless. I'm not sure whether it works with water monsters. [[User:146.201.132.62\|146.201.132.62]] 17:03, 4 February 2008 (UTC)

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	You can also kick your steed to make it gallop. [[User:Supermagle\|Supermagle]] 07:03, 25 September 2007 (UTC)		You can also kick your steed to make it gallop. [[User:Supermagle\|Supermagle]] 07:03, 25 September 2007 (UTC)
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		+	I know that kicking a wall will wake up monsters (I added an entry to this article). However, does anyone know the 'range' of the sound of the kick? Like, will monsters in a throne room which are on the right side of the level be awoken by a kick made on the left side of the dungeon? [[User:Azzkikr\|Azzkikr]] 08:22, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

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−	+	You can also kick your steed to make it gallop. [[User:Supermagle\|Supermagle]] 07:03, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

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−	~~Those NetHack guys thought of everything and hence there are extra kicking experiences not listed in the main article. Maybe an old hand can write them into it if they think it worthy.~~

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−	~~Kicking a lawful [[altar]] as a neutral (Priest) produced "Thou shalt pay, infidel"~~
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−	~~Kicking an object out of a [[shop]] will cause you to be billed for that object~~
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−	~~I once kicked a cursed spellbook towards an altar (while carrying corpse) instead of being [[Stressed]]. (Is this viable/useful?)~~
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−	~~Kicking whilst levitated will knock you backwards.~~
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−	~~Also how much damage does the kick do?~~

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	Kicking whilst levitated will knock you backwards.		Kicking whilst levitated will knock you backwards.
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		+	Also how much damage does the kick do?

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−	~~Needs an expert to clarify but I have~~ extra experiences not listed in the article	+	Those NetHack guys thought of everything and hence there are extra kicking experiences not listed in the main article. Maybe an old hand can write them into it if they think it worthy.
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		+	Kicking a lawful [[altar]] as a neutral (Priest) produced "Thou shalt pay, infidel"
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		+	Kicking an object out of a [[shop]] will cause you to be billed for that object
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		+	I once kicked a cursed spellbook towards an altar (while carrying corpse) instead of being [[Stressed]]. (Is this viable/useful?)

−	~~Kicking a lawful altar as a neutral (Priest) produced "Thou shalt pay, infidel" (effects?)~~
−	~~Kicking an object out of a shop will cause you to be billed for that object~~
−	~~Kicking (that one last) item around instead of being burdened. (Is this viable/useful?)~~
	Kicking whilst levitated will knock you backwards.		Kicking whilst levitated will knock you backwards.