Difference between revisions of "Experience points"
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* Killing monsters, with stronger monsters awarding more points. | * Killing monsters, with stronger monsters awarding more points. | ||
* Eating [[tripe]], yielding 1 XP. | * Eating [[tripe]], yielding 1 XP. | ||
| − | * A minor consultation from the [[Oracle]] gives | + | * A minor consultation from the [[Oracle]] gives 5 XP. |
| − | * A major consultation gives | + | * A major consultation gives 55 XP or more, depending on your level. |
| − | * Quaffing from | + | * Quaffing from [[sink]]s, which can give 1 XP. |
| − | * Untrapping squeaky | + | * Untrapping [[Trap#^ Squeaky board|squeaky board]]s, for 1 XP. |
A blessed potion of gain level gives you enough XP for the next level as well as halfway to the ''next'' level, while an uncursed potion, a [[wraith]] corpse or a "very educational experience" with a [[foocubus]] just gives you enough XP needed to gain the one level. | A blessed potion of gain level gives you enough XP for the next level as well as halfway to the ''next'' level, while an uncursed potion, a [[wraith]] corpse or a "very educational experience" with a [[foocubus]] just gives you enough XP needed to gain the one level. | ||
Revision as of 08:30, 12 September 2007
Experience points or XP are units that are used to gain experience levels. They can be shown with the "showexp" option.
Experience points can be gained by:
- Killing monsters, with stronger monsters awarding more points.
- Eating tripe, yielding 1 XP.
- A minor consultation from the Oracle gives 5 XP.
- A major consultation gives 55 XP or more, depending on your level.
- Quaffing from sinks, which can give 1 XP.
- Untrapping squeaky boards, for 1 XP.
A blessed potion of gain level gives you enough XP for the next level as well as halfway to the next level, while an uncursed potion, a wraith corpse or a "very educational experience" with a foocubus just gives you enough XP needed to gain the one level.
When you lose a level, your XP is set to 1 less than your current level needs.
