Weldproof - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: copyedit

2024-07-15T15:37:27Z

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ScienceBall: Fix "polymorphed" link

2024-04-28T08:58:31Z

Fix "polymorphed" link

Umbire the Phantom: /* dNetHack */ word choice

2024-04-27T19:22:15Z

‎dNetHack: word choice

ScienceBall: Monsters can be weldproof too, with a different macro (is_weldproof_mon instead of Weldproof)

2024-04-23T17:01:32Z

Monsters can be weldproof too, with a different macro (is_weldproof_mon instead of Weldproof)

Noisytoot: (ndnh) willows are weldproof

2024-04-23T16:42:12Z

(ndnh) willows are weldproof

Umbire the Phantom: follow-up for details

2024-04-09T17:36:35Z

follow-up for details

ScienceBall: /* dNetHack */ More weldproofing sources

2024-04-09T16:56:45Z

‎dNetHack: More weldproofing sources

Umbire the Phantom: create stub

2023-12-15T19:50:57Z

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'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in [[dNetHack]], [[EvilHack]] and [[notdNetHack]]. It is primarily applied to player characters: a weldproofed character can put on and unequip cursed [[weapon]]s and [[armor]] without them sticking to their person.

==dNetHack==
In [[dNetHack]], player [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampires]] and [[android]]s are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound.

==EvilHack==
In EvilHack, all [[Infidel]]s are weldproofed.

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-'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in some variants of ''[[NetHack]]''. It is applied to both player characters and monsters, and allows them to freely put on and unequip cursed items without them sticking to their person.
+'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in some variants of ''[[NetHack]]''. It can be applied to both the [[hero]] and certain [[monster]]s, and allows [[cursed]] items to be [[put on]] or [[worn]] without them sticking to the wearer's person.
 ==dNetHack==
-In [[dNetHack]], characters that have a base race of [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters (i.e. they are not [[polymorph]]ed into one) are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters polymorphed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature.
+In [[dNetHack]], characters that have a base race of [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] or [[android]] (i.e. they are not [[polymorph]]ed into one) are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters polymorphed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature.
-For monsters, all undead creatures, all demons, all [[werecreature]]s, all [[Great Old One]]s, and [[Daughter of Naunet|Daughters of Naunet]] are weldproof.
+For monsters, all undead creatures, all demons, all [[werecreature]]s, all [[Great Old One]]s, [[Daughters of Naunet]], and [[parasitic wall-hugger]]s are weldproof.
 A cursed [[straitjacket]] will ignore the wearer's weldproofed status, as it sticks to itself rather than to the wearer.
 ==notdNetHack==
-In [[notdNetHack]], in addition to all dNetHack changes, willow [[notdNetHack#Ent|Ent]]s are weldproof.
+In [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], in addition to dNetHack details, willow [[notdNetHack#Ent|Ents]] are weldproof.
 ==EvilHack==
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 ==dNetHack==
-In [[dNetHack]], characters that have a base race of [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters (i.e. they are not [[polymorphed]] into one) are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters polymorphed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature.
+In [[dNetHack]], characters that have a base race of [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters (i.e. they are not [[polymorph]]ed into one) are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters polymorphed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature.
 For monsters, all undead creatures, all demons, all [[werecreature]]s, all [[Great Old One]]s, and [[Daughter of Naunet|Daughters of Naunet]] are weldproof.

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 ==dNetHack==
-In [[dNetHack]], [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters [[polymorph]]ed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature. Characters polymorphed into any form of android are not weldproof.
+In [[dNetHack]], characters that have a base race of [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters (i.e. they are not [[polymorphed]] into one) are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters polymorphed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature.
 For monsters, all undead creatures, all demons, all [[werecreature]]s, all [[Great Old One]]s, and [[Daughter of Naunet|Daughters of Naunet]] are weldproof.

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-'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in some variants of ''[[NetHack]]''. It is primarily applied to player characters, and allows them to freely put on and unequip cursed items without them sticking to their person.
+'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in some variants of ''[[NetHack]]''. It is applied to both player characters and monsters, and allows them to freely put on and unequip cursed items without them sticking to their person.
 ==dNetHack==
 In [[dNetHack]], [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters [[polymorph]]ed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature. Characters polymorphed into any form of android are not weldproof.
 A cursed [[straitjacket]] will ignore the wearer's weldproofed status, as it sticks to itself rather than to the wearer.

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	A cursed [[straitjacket]] will ignore the wearer's weldproofed status, as it sticks to itself rather than to the wearer.		A cursed [[straitjacket]] will ignore the wearer's weldproofed status, as it sticks to itself rather than to the wearer.
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		+	==notdNetHack==
		+	In [[notdNetHack]], in addition to all dNetHack changes, willow [[notdNetHack#Ent\|Ent]]s are weldproof.

	==EvilHack==		==EvilHack==

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-'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in [[dNetHack]], [[EvilHack]] and [[notdNetHack]]. It is primarily applied to player characters: a weldproofed character can put on and unequip cursed [[weapon]]s and [[armor]] without them sticking to their person.
+'''Weldproof''' is a property that appears in some variants of ''[[NetHack]]''. It is primarily applied to player characters, and allows them to freely put on and unequip cursed items without them sticking to their person.
 ==dNetHack==
-In [[dNetHack]], player [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampires]] and [[android]]s are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, players with [[lycanthropy]], and players [[polymorph]]ed into a demon or any undead creature. Players polymorphed into any form of android are not weldproof.
+In [[dNetHack]], [[Vampire (starting race in dNetHack)|vampire]] and [[android]] characters are weldproof, as are [[Binder]]s that have [[Acererak]] bound, characters with [[lycanthropy]], and characters [[polymorph]]ed into a [[Major demon|demon]] or any [[undead]] creature. Characters polymorphed into any form of android are not weldproof.
 ==EvilHack==
-In EvilHack, all [[Infidel]]s are weldproofed.
+In [[EvilHack]], all [[Infidel]]s are weldproofed.
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