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The '''cheap plastic imitation of the Amulet of Yendor''' ('''CPIoAoY''') is an [[amulet]] that exists solely to confuse you. It has a 50% chance of being generated on the [[Rogue level]] {{refsrc|extralev.c|340}} (this one will be pre-identified as a fake), a 50% chance of being in the inventory of a [[double trouble|double-troubled]] [[Wizard of Yendor]] when you don't have the amulet (0% when you do) {{refsrc|wizard.c|401}}, and player monsters on the [[Astral plane]] all carry one {{refsrc|mplayer.c|147}} (that's why they're stuck there). 
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The '''cheap plastic imitation of the Amulet of Yendor''' ('''CPIoAoY''') is an [[amulet]] that exists solely to confuse you. It appears as an "Amulet of Yendor" when unidentified, and every plastic imitation besides the one on the [[Rogue level]] must be individually identified to distinguish it from the real [[Amulet of Yendor]].
Wishing for the Amulet of Yendor also gives you the plastic imitation (unless you are in [[wizard mode]]).
 
Every CPIoAoY besides the one on the Rogue level initially displays as an "[[Amulet of Yendor]]" and must be individually identified to reveal its true nature.
 
  
If the real Amulet is left in a bones file, it gets converted to a fake amulet when the file is loaded {{refsrc|bones.c|98}}.
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It has a 50% chance of being generated on the [[Rogue level]]{{refsrc|extralev.c|340}} (this one will be pre-identified as a fake) and a 50% chance of being in the inventory of a [[double trouble|double-troubled]] [[Wizard of Yendor]] when you don't have the amulet (0% when you do).{{refsrc|wizard.c|401}} Player monsters on the [[Astral plane]] all carry one,{{refsrc|mplayer.c|147}} which is presumably why they're stuck there.
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Wishing for the Amulet of Yendor gives you a plastic imitation instead (unless you are in [[wizard mode]]). If the real Amulet is left in a [[bones]] file, it gets converted to a fake amulet when the file is loaded.{{refsrc|bones.c|98}}
  
 
It has no effect when worn. It can be considered one of the most useless items, next to [[iron chain]]s. However, it ''can'' be [[polymorph]]ed into a more useful amulet.
 
It has no effect when worn. It can be considered one of the most useless items, next to [[iron chain]]s. However, it ''can'' be [[polymorph]]ed into a more useful amulet.
  
If not [[identify|identified]], the cheap plastic imitation can be distinguished from the real [[Amulet of Yendor]] by trying to put it into a [[container]]: the real amulet will resist.
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If not [[identify|identified]], the cheap plastic imitation can be distinguished from the real Amulet of Yendor by trying to put it into a [[container]]: the real amulet will resist.
  
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 21:01, 22 July 2019

" Amulet of Yendor.png
Name cheap plastic
imitation of the
Amulet of Yendor
Appearance Amulet of Yendor
Base price 0 zm
Weight 20

The cheap plastic imitation of the Amulet of Yendor (CPIoAoY) is an amulet that exists solely to confuse you. It appears as an "Amulet of Yendor" when unidentified, and every plastic imitation besides the one on the Rogue level must be individually identified to distinguish it from the real Amulet of Yendor.

It has a 50% chance of being generated on the Rogue level[1] (this one will be pre-identified as a fake) and a 50% chance of being in the inventory of a double-troubled Wizard of Yendor when you don't have the amulet (0% when you do).[2] Player monsters on the Astral plane all carry one,[3] which is presumably why they're stuck there.

Wishing for the Amulet of Yendor gives you a plastic imitation instead (unless you are in wizard mode). If the real Amulet is left in a bones file, it gets converted to a fake amulet when the file is loaded.[4]

It has no effect when worn. It can be considered one of the most useless items, next to iron chains. However, it can be polymorphed into a more useful amulet.

If not identified, the cheap plastic imitation can be distinguished from the real Amulet of Yendor by trying to put it into a container: the real amulet will resist.

References

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