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| − | NetHack defines several '''elven items'''. They are listed below. The weapon damage figures are copied from [[weap-343.txt]], the armor class figures are from [[armr-343.txt]].
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| − | ;* [[Elven arrow]] (runed arrow) - d7/d6
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| − | ;* [[Elven spear]] (runed spear) - d7/d8
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| − | ;* [[Elven dagger]] (runed dagger) - d5/d3
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| − | ;* [[Elven short sword]] (runed short sword) - d8/d8
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| − | ;* [[Elven broadsword]] ([[runed broadsword]]) - d6+d4/d6+1
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| − | ;* [[Elven bow]] (runed bow) - d2/d2
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| − | ;[[Armor]]
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| − | ;* [[Elven leather helm]] (leather hat) - AC 1
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| − | ;* [[Elven mithril-coat]] - AC 5
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| − | ;* [[Elven cloak]] (faded pall) - AC 1
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| − | ;* [[Elven shield]] (blue and green shield) - AC 2
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| − | ;* [[Elven boots]] ([[randomized appearance]]) - AC 1
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| − | ;[[Comestibles]]
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| − | ;* [[lembas wafer]]
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| − | You can use the above list to identify if any item is elven, except for the elven boots. All runed weapons are elven except for [[Stormbringer]] and its base weapon, the [[runesword]]. Basic runeswords are never randomly generated.
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| − | Elven items have a reputation for high quality. (Those crude [[orc]]ish items have the opposite reputation.) For example, the elven dagger does more damage than a normal dagger. Elves also make the blades themselves, rather than merely the hilt, from [[wood]] (others are [[iron]]), so elven daggers and swords will never become [[rusty]] or [[corroded]], but they might be [[erosion|burnt]] or [[rotted]]. These properties suggest they may be either made of or at least inspired by [[D&D]]'s [http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Ironwood ironwood].
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| − | As an exception, the [[dwarvish mithril-coat]] gives one more point of AC protection than the elven mithril-coat; however, the elven coat can be [[scroll of enchant armor|enchanted]] two points higher than the dwarvish equivalent without the risk of item destruction, for one net point of superior protection.
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| − | Elven armor can be safely enchanted if its current enchantment is +5 or less, compared to +3 or less for most other armor.
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| − | {{nethack-343}}
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| − | [[Category:Elven items| ]]
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