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Certain monsters can be bribed. Bribery comes in different forms:

Demon princes will ask you for a bribe when they first notice you; refusing to bribe them will turn them hostile and they will not ask for a bribe again, whereas bribing them will prompt them to disappear for good.
Soldiers can be bribed by #chatting with them, but soldiers are rarely threatening once you are in melee range, so this is rarely an effective tactic. Bribed soldiers become peaceful.
Angry shopkeepers will also accept bribes via the #chat command. If you can afford the asking price, the shopkeeper will become peaceful again.

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−	Certain monsters can be ~~bribed~~. Bribery comes in different forms:	+	Certain monsters can be '''bribe'''d. Bribery comes in different forms:

	*[[Demon prince]]s will ask you for a bribe when they first notice you; refusing to bribe them will turn them hostile and they will not ask for a bribe again, whereas bribing them will prompt them to disappear for good.		*[[Demon prince]]s will ask you for a bribe when they first notice you; refusing to bribe them will turn them hostile and they will not ask for a bribe again, whereas bribing them will prompt them to disappear for good.