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| − | [[Chest]]s and [[large box]]es each have a 10% chance of being protected by a [[container trap]]. If you | + | [[Chest]]s and [[large box]]es each have a 10% chance of being protected by a [[container trap]]. If you [[apply]], [[loot]] or [[kick]] open a trapped container, or use a [[tool|unlocking tool]] to lock or unlock it, the trap will be set off. The [[untrap|#untrap]] command checks a container for traps, and will prompt you to disarm it if one is found. |
The type of trap on a trapped container is not determined until it is set off. | The type of trap on a trapped container is not determined until it is set off. | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 17 April 2009
Chests and large boxes each have a 10% chance of being protected by a container trap. If you apply, loot or kick open a trapped container, or use a unlocking tool to lock or unlock it, the trap will be set off. The #untrap command checks a container for traps, and will prompt you to disarm it if one is found.
The type of trap on a trapped container is not determined until it is set off.
Wishing for a “poisoned” large box or chest will create one that is guaranteed to be trapped.
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