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Kcostell: /* Item Destruction bypassing reflection */ new section

2020-11-15T02:02:07Z

Item Destruction bypassing reflection: new section

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	What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewelry? [[User:DemonDoll\|DemonDoll]] 15:30, 29 May 2009 (UTC)		What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewelry? [[User:DemonDoll\|DemonDoll]] 15:30, 29 May 2009 (UTC)
	: The odds are very small, but I'd like to see exact values, too. I think it is dependent on the special attack hitting, not on how much damage it does. However, since grid bugs have rather low-damage attacks, exploding items is clearly correllated to total damage. Yes, exploding rings can seriously screw you, e. g. conflict if in a horde, telecontrol if afflicted with teleporitis, polymorph control if a were-creature, gain strength if you then become burdened etc. -[[User:Tjr\|Tjr]] 15:51, 1 June 2009 (UTC)		: The odds are very small, but I'd like to see exact values, too. I think it is dependent on the special attack hitting, not on how much damage it does. However, since grid bugs have rather low-damage attacks, exploding items is clearly correllated to total damage. Yes, exploding rings can seriously screw you, e. g. conflict if in a horde, telecontrol if afflicted with teleporitis, polymorph control if a were-creature, gain strength if you then become burdened etc. -[[User:Tjr\|Tjr]] 15:51, 1 June 2009 (UTC)

			== Item Destruction bypassing reflection ==

			Per the article, "The only item-destroying shock attacks that aren't blocked by reflection are those from electric eels, container traps, Mjollnir, and unusually high-level grid bugs. None of these is common so they can usually be avoided, so you don't need to keep backup rings if you're careful (but it still never hurts)."

			I believe Energy Vortices should be in here as well -- their post-engulf shocking touch attack is not affected by reflection.

Tjr at 15:51, 1 June 2009

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	What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewelry? [[User:DemonDoll\|DemonDoll]] 15:30, 29 May 2009 (UTC)		What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewelry? [[User:DemonDoll\|DemonDoll]] 15:30, 29 May 2009 (UTC)
			: The odds are very small, but I'd like to see exact values, too. I think it is dependent on the special attack hitting, not on how much damage it does. However, since grid bugs have rather low-damage attacks, exploding items is clearly correllated to total damage. Yes, exploding rings can seriously screw you, e. g. conflict if in a horde, telecontrol if afflicted with teleporitis, polymorph control if a were-creature, gain strength if you then become burdened etc. -[[User:Tjr\|Tjr]] 15:51, 1 June 2009 (UTC)

DemonDoll: Created page with 'What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewel...'

2009-05-29T15:30:36Z

Created page with 'What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewel...'

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What are the odds of losing a ring/wand to shock? Is it dependent on the amount of damage? if not, couldn't a group of gridbugs seriously screw you by taking away important jewelry? [[User:DemonDoll|DemonDoll]] 15:30, 29 May 2009 (UTC)