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'''Cold resistance''' is one of a fairly important resistance to have. It will protect against most cold attacks and reduce slipping on [[ice]]. However, most cold attacks will still freeze [[potion]]s, destroying them. | '''Cold resistance''' is one of a fairly important resistance to have. It will protect against most cold attacks and reduce slipping on [[ice]]. However, most cold attacks will still freeze [[potion]]s, destroying them. | ||
| − | Cold resistance is fairly easy to obtain through eating [[corpse]]s. [[White dragon|White dragons]] provide cold resistance, as do most "cold" monsters, like [[blue jelly|blue jellies]] and [[winter wolf|winter wolves]]. The [[Valkyrie]] starts out with intrinsic cold resistance, being from the frigid Northlands. | + | Cold resistance is fairly easy to obtain through eating [[corpse]]s. [[White dragon|White dragons]] provide cold resistance, as do most "cold" monsters, like [[blue jelly|blue jellies]] and [[winter wolf|winter wolves]]. The [[Valkyrie]] starts out with intrinsic cold resistance, being from the frigid Northlands. Monks get Cold Resistance at XL 15. |
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Revision as of 23:57, 27 April 2007
Cold resistance is one of a fairly important resistance to have. It will protect against most cold attacks and reduce slipping on ice. However, most cold attacks will still freeze potions, destroying them.
Cold resistance is fairly easy to obtain through eating corpses. White dragons provide cold resistance, as do most "cold" monsters, like blue jellies and winter wolves. The Valkyrie starts out with intrinsic cold resistance, being from the frigid Northlands. Monks get Cold Resistance at XL 15.
Messages
Gaining Cold Resistance from eating a monster corpse produces the message "'You feel full of hot air'"
