User:Bluescreenofdeath/Materials - Revision history

Bluescreenofdeath: Add the new 2.68 materials

2021-01-02T15:27:51Z

Add the new 2.68 materials

Bluescreenofdeath: Add the effects of mithril

2020-04-30T12:31:44Z

Add the effects of mithril

Bluescreenofdeath: Update page with some of the new material effects

2020-04-30T12:29:30Z

Update page with some of the new material effects

Bluescreenofdeath: Add the material scrolls' effects and material lists

2019-12-22T09:35:33Z

Add the material scrolls' effects and material lists

Bluescreenofdeath at 09:47, 7 December 2019

2019-12-07T09:47:10Z

Bluescreenofdeath at 10:55, 29 August 2019

2019-08-29T10:55:22Z

Bluescreenofdeath at 10:54, 29 August 2019

2019-08-29T10:54:32Z

Bluescreenofdeath at 10:54, 29 August 2019

2019-08-29T10:54:04Z

Bluescreenofdeath at 10:52, 29 August 2019

2019-08-29T10:52:48Z

Bluescreenofdeath at 10:45, 29 August 2019

2019-08-29T10:45:17Z

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-This page lists the various item materials in [[SLASH'EM Extended]]. Some of them can [[rust]], [[corrode]], [[burn]] or [[rot]], and certain materials are subject to specific erosion types only if the game is played in [[Evil Variant|evilvariant mode]].
+This page lists the various item materials in [[SLASH'EM Extended]]. Some of them can [[rust]], [[corrode]], [[burn]] or [[rot]], and certain materials are subject to specific erosion types only if the game  is played in [[Evil Variant|evilvariant mode]].
 Players can change the base material of an item by using a material kit, which will affect all instances of that base item. Example: using a glass material kit on a dagger means that from now on all "dagger" items will be made of glass (including ones that were generated before the kit was used), but e.g. "orcish dagger" or "elven dagger" will be unaffected since they're different base items.
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 !Additional info
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-|Mysterious||Inedible||?||?||?||?||
+|Mysterious||Inedible||n||n||y||y||
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 |Liquid||?||n||n||n||n||
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 |Eternium||Metallic||y||y||n||n||Resists most forms of item destruction
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-|Ether||Metallic||y||n||y||n||Speeds up contamination, especially when equipped; every equipped ether item slightly increases speed
+|Ether||Metallic||y||n||y||n||Speeds up contamination, especially when equipped; every equipped ether item slightly increases speed; doesn't hinder spellcasting
 |-
 |Brick||Lithic||y||y||y||y||Resists withering
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 |Nanomachine||Inedible||evil||evil||y||y||Slowly repairs itself over time when in the player's open inventory
 |}
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 The list of possible materials are as follows:
-inferior: liquid wax veggy flesh paper cloth leather iron plastic tar secree pourpoor sand ceramic
+inferior: liquid wax veggy flesh paper cloth leather iron plastic tar secree pourpoor sand ceramic foam scrap alloy
 regular: mysterious wood bone metal copper glass gemstone mineral silk compost brick shadowstuff obsidian lead chrome
-superior: dragonhide silver gold platinum mithril viva inka arcanium eternium ether nanomachine
+superior: dragonhide silver gold platinum mithril viva inka arcanium eternium ether nanomachine celestium conundrum pwn-bubble meteosteel antidotium
 Every material in the respective list for a scroll has the same chance of being picked. If the player is trying to get a specific material, the material kit item will be more useful (but is also very rare), alternately having a good supply of the respective type of scroll (and maybe a magic marker to write more of them) may be necessary along with some favorable RNG.

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 |Platinum||Metallic||n||evil||n||n||Provides partial contamination resistance, weapons deal extra damage to monsters with contamination attacks
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-|Mithril||Metallic||n||n||n||n||
+|Mithril||Metallic||n||n||n||n||Protects against ranged thorns and stat loss
 |-
 |Plastic||Inedible||n||n||y||n||

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 |Gold||Metallic||n||n||n||n||Resists curse items effects
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-|Platinum||Metallic||n||evil||n||n||Provides partial contamination resistance
+|Platinum||Metallic||n||evil||n||n||Provides partial contamination resistance, weapons deal extra damage to monsters with contamination attacks
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 |Mithril||Metallic||n||n||n||n||
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 |Gemstone||Lithic||n||n||n||n||
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-|Mineral||Lithic||n||n||n||n||
+|Mineral||Lithic||n||n||n||n||Protects against sanity-increasing effects and makes sanity time out faster
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 |Viva||Metallic||n||y||y||n||More effective when eroded; wands lose charges 50% of the time only
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 |Tar||Lithic||n||y||n||n||
 |-
-|Silk||Organic||n||n||y||n||
+|Silk||Organic||n||n||y||n||Makes inertia time out faster
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-|Arcanium||Inedible||y||y||y||y||
+|Arcanium||Inedible||y||y||y||y||Monsters may fail to cast spells more often the more arcanium items a player wears
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 |Secree||Organic||n||y||n||y||
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 |Pourpoor||Metallic||y||y||y||n||
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-|Compost||Organic||n||n||evil||y||Rottedness doesn't negatively impact the item's performance
+|Compost||Organic||n||n||evil||y||Rottedness doesn't negatively impact the item's performance, negatively enchanted compost weapons and armor may regain enchantment points after a while
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 |Eternium||Metallic||y||y||n||n||Resists most forms of item destruction

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	\|Nanomachine\|\|Inedible\|\|evil\|\|evil\|\|y\|\|y\|\|Slowly repairs itself over time when in the player's open inventory		\|Nanomachine\|\|Inedible\|\|evil\|\|evil\|\|y\|\|y\|\|Slowly repairs itself over time when in the player's open inventory
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		+	== Material-changing scrolls ==
		+	There are scrolls of inferior, regular and superior material, which can be used to change the material of a base item to another randomized type. Doing this will notably affect all copies of the item in question, both ones that exist at that time and all that get generated in future, for that current game. So if the player e.g. turns a dagger (which is made of iron by default) into one made of chrome, then all daggers are made of chrome, but orcish, elven etc. daggers won't be affected because they're a different base item.
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		+	The list of possible materials are as follows:
		+
		+	inferior: liquid wax veggy flesh paper cloth leather iron plastic tar secree pourpoor sand ceramic
		+
		+	regular: mysterious wood bone metal copper glass gemstone mineral silk compost brick shadowstuff obsidian lead chrome
		+
		+	superior: dragonhide silver gold platinum mithril viva inka arcanium eternium ether nanomachine
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		+	Every material in the respective list for a scroll has the same chance of being picked. If the player is trying to get a specific material, the material kit item will be more useful (but is also very rare), alternately having a good supply of the respective type of scroll (and maybe a magic marker to write more of them) may be necessary along with some favorable RNG.

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 |Plastic||Inedible||n||n||y||n||
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-|Glass||Lithic||n||n||n||n||
+|Glass||Lithic||n||n||n||n||Can break when thrown or dropped from a height
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 |Gemstone||Lithic||n||n||n||n||
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 |Mineral||Lithic||n||n||n||n||
 |-
-|Viva||Metallic||n||y||y||n||More effective when eroded
+|Viva||Metallic||n||y||y||n||More effective when eroded; wands lose charges 50% of the time only
 |-
-|Inka||Organic||y||n||evil||y||Accessories are hard to take off, weapons deal extra damage to animals, resistance to bad effects
+|Inka||Organic||y||n||evil||y||Accessories are hard to take off, weapons deal extra damage to animals, resistance to bad effects; wands train devices skill faster
 |-
 |Tar||Lithic||n||y||n||n||
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 |Eternium||Metallic||y||y||n||n||Resists most forms of item destruction
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-|Ether||Metallic||y||n||y||n||Speeds up contamination, especially when equipped
+|Ether||Metallic||y||n||y||n||Speeds up contamination, especially when equipped; every equipped ether item slightly increases speed
 |-
 |Brick||Lithic||y||y||y||y||Resists withering
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 |Shadowstuff||Inedible||n||n||evil||evil||Makes darkness effects less likely to occur
 |-
-|Obsidian||Lithic||n||evil||evil||n||Grants resistance to cursed unicorn horn and forgotten spell effects
+|Obsidian||Lithic||n||evil||evil||n||Grants resistance to cursed unicorn horn and forgotten spell effects; can break when thrown or dropped from a height
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 |Lead||Metallic||n||evil||evil||n||Partial contamination resistance (higher than platinum) and resistance to really bad effects

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	Players can change the base material of an item by using a material kit, which will affect all instances of that base item. Example: using a glass material kit on a dagger means that from now on all "dagger" items will be made of glass (including ones that were generated before the kit was used), but e.g. "orcish dagger" or "elven dagger" will be unaffected since they're different base items.		Players can change the base material of an item by using a material kit, which will affect all instances of that base item. Example: using a glass material kit on a dagger means that from now on all "dagger" items will be made of glass (including ones that were generated before the kit was used), but e.g. "orcish dagger" or "elven dagger" will be unaffected since they're different base items.
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		+	Turning on the "materialglyph" option will show abbreviations for items' materials in inventory and also in some messages.

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	This page lists the various item materials in [[SLASH'EM Extended]]. Some of them can [[rust]], [[corrode]], [[burn]] or [[rot]], and certain materials are subject to specific erosion types only if the game is played in [[Evil Variant\|evilvariant mode]].		This page lists the various item materials in [[SLASH'EM Extended]]. Some of them can [[rust]], [[corrode]], [[burn]] or [[rot]], and certain materials are subject to specific erosion types only if the game is played in [[Evil Variant\|evilvariant mode]].
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		+	Players can change the base material of an item by using a material kit, which will affect all instances of that base item. Example: using a glass material kit on a dagger means that from now on all "dagger" items will be made of glass, but e.g. "orcish dagger" or "elven dagger" will be unaffected since they're different base items.

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 |Bone||Lithic||n||n||n||evil||
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-|Dragonhide||Organic||n||n?||evil||evil||
+|Dragonhide||Organic||n||n||evil||evil||
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 |Iron||Metallic||y||y||n||n||