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Revision as of 08:24, 23 December 2015
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| Name | Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy |
| Appearance | highly-complicated electronic device |
| Base price | 1000 zm |
| Weight | 42 |
| Material | iron |
| Monster use | Will not be used by monsters. |
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, at least in NetHack: The Next Generation (and in Slash'EM Extended and SLASHTHEM), is a device that is mostly (comically) useless.
Applying the HHGTTG while not hallucinating will simply confuse you for 1-10 turns ("So many knobs to turn! So many buttons to press!") Applying it while hallucinating will display a (false) rumor.
When unidentified, the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy appears as a highly-complicated electronic device. This is the same appearance as the god-o-meter, though any randomly generated highly-complicated electronic device can be assumed to be a god-o-meter since the Hitchhiker's Guide cannot be randomly generated (its probability of being generated is 0).
References
- Slash'EM Extended objects.c line 1380
- Slash'EM Extended apply.c line 4299
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"add a source citation from NetHack: the next generation code"
