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| − | '''Food poisoning''' is acquired by [[eat]]ing an old corpse. It is marked by the text <code>FoodPois</code> on the status line. It is eventually fatal, but can be cured by prayer, a [[eucalyptus leaf]], non-cursed | + | '''Food poisoning''' is acquired by [[eat]]ing an old corpse. It is marked by the text <code>FoodPois</code> on the status line. It is eventually fatal, but can be cured by prayer, eating a [[eucalyptus leaf]], quaffing a non-cursed potion of [[potion of extra healing|extra healing]] or [[potion of full healing|full healing]], a blessed potion of [[potion of healing|healing]] or a [[potion of holy water]] (if not chaotic), a non-cursed [[unicorn horn]], a [[spellbook of cure sickness|spell of cure sickness]], [[invoke|#invoking]] the [[Staff of Aesculapius]] or [[polymorph]]ing into a new version of yourself or a sickness-resistant monster. |
Food poisoning is completely preventable (in [[NetHack]]) by avoiding eating old corpses. Corpses left by zombies and other undead are always considered old. | Food poisoning is completely preventable (in [[NetHack]]) by avoiding eating old corpses. Corpses left by zombies and other undead are always considered old. | ||
Revision as of 15:06, 13 December 2006
Food poisoning is acquired by eating an old corpse. It is marked by the text FoodPois on the status line. It is eventually fatal, but can be cured by prayer, eating a eucalyptus leaf, quaffing a non-cursed potion of extra healing or full healing, a blessed potion of healing or a potion of holy water (if not chaotic), a non-cursed unicorn horn, a spell of cure sickness, #invoking the Staff of Aesculapius or polymorphing into a new version of yourself or a sickness-resistant monster.
Food poisoning is completely preventable (in NetHack) by avoiding eating old corpses. Corpses left by zombies and other undead are always considered old.
SLASH'EM
In SLASH'EM, you may also get food poisoning from swallowing a pill.
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