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* Stepping or falling into water when you have too much [[encumbrance]] to escape. | * Stepping or falling into water when you have too much [[encumbrance]] to escape. | ||
* Falling into water with no adjacent, non-occupied land tile to escape to. This could be caused by a [[foocubus]] or [[nymph]] removing your [[boots of water walking]], [[levitation boots|levitation]], or [[Ring of levitation]]. | * Falling into water with no adjacent, non-occupied land tile to escape to. This could be caused by a [[foocubus]] or [[nymph]] removing your [[boots of water walking]], [[levitation boots|levitation]], or [[Ring of levitation]]. | ||
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* Being pulled under water by a monster's [[drowning attack]]. | * Being pulled under water by a monster's [[drowning attack]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 26 October 2015
Drowning is a means of instantaneous death caused by being submerged in water when you are neither breathless nor amphibious.
Common forms of drowning are:
- Stepping or falling into water when you have too much encumbrance to escape.
- Falling into water with no adjacent, non-occupied land tile to escape to. This could be caused by a foocubus or nymph removing your boots of water walking, levitation, or Ring of levitation.
- Being pulled under water by a monster's drowning attack.
If you can teleport, you will attempt to teleport away with a certain probability (before crawling out), provided you have sufficient energy. If you also have teleport control, you will always attempt to do so.
As a side note, if you have teleportitis, random teleports will only place you in water if you are breathless or amphibious.
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