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In dNetHack, the following monsters are considered aberrations: | In dNetHack, the following monsters are considered aberrations: | ||
| − | * all {{white|U}} (which represents [[unknown abomination]]s | + | * all {{white|U}} (which represents [[unknown abomination]]s) |
* almost all [[Primordial (dnethack)|primordials]] | * almost all [[Primordial (dnethack)|primordials]] | ||
* aliens | * aliens | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 28 March 2022
The aberration is a monster grouping that is used in dNetHack and xNetHack.
dNetHack
In dNetHack, the following monsters are considered aberrations:
- all U (which represents unknown abominations)
- almost all primordials
- aliens
- Great Old Ones
xNetHack
In xNetHack, aberrations are a monster class represented by the U glyph (U). It is composed of the following monsters:
This class "replaces" the umber hulk monster class from vanilla, which has the titular monster as its only member. Aberrations are defined by the macro S_ABERRATION in the game's code; xNetHack defines monsters in include/monsters.h, as opposed to the "standard" src/monst.c for NetHack and other variants.
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