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'''Hungerless casting''' or '''reduced-hunger casting''' offer reductions in (or elimination of) the [[nutrition]] penalty incurred by [[spellcasting]]. Both are granted only to high-[[intelligence]] [[wizard]]s:<ref>[[spell.c#line762]]</ref>
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'''Hungerless casting''' or '''reduced-hunger casting''' offer reductions in (or elimination of) the [[nutrition]] penalty incurred by [[spellcasting]]. Both are granted automatically and exclusively to high-[[intelligence]] [[wizard]]s:{{refsrc|spell.c|946|nethack=3.6.0}}
 
 
 
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|17 or more||No hunger penalty
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|16||25% hunger penalty
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|15||50% hunger penalty
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|14 or below or nonwizard||100% hunger penalty
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|14 or below or nonwizard
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Hungerless casting is actually very useful, especially when attempting the [[foodless]] [[conduct]]. The unreduced [[nutrition]] penalty for each spell level, with and without the [[Amulet of Yendor]], follows:
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Hungerless casting is very useful, especially when attempting the [[foodless]] [[conduct]]. The unreduced [[nutrition]] penalty for each spell level, with and without the [[Amulet of Yendor]], follows:
  
 
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!Spell level!!Normal hunger!!Min with [[Amulet of Yendor|Amulet]]!!Max with Amulet
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|4||40||42||120
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|120
 
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|5||50||52||150
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|7||70||72||210
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Casting the [[detect food]] spell never incurs a hunger penalty. Also, if casting a spell would put you at three or less nutrition, your nutrition is set instead to three.<ref>[[spell.c#line786]]</ref>
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Casting the [[detect food]] spell never incurs a hunger penalty. Also, if casting a spell would put you at three or less nutrition, your nutrition is set instead to three. Hunger cost is rounded down: for example, casting a level 1 spell with 16 intelligence costs only 2 nutrition.{{refsrc|spell.c|967|nethack=3.6.0}}
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==SLASH'EM==
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In SLASH'EM, as in Vanilla, only [[wizard]]s get hungerless casting: the new magic-specializing roles, [[flame mage]]s, [[ice mage]]s, and [[necromancer]]s, do not.{{refsrc|spell.c|872|version=SLASH'EM_0.0.7E7F2}}
  
== Source code references ==
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Latest revision as of 17:20, 12 February 2017

Hungerless casting or reduced-hunger casting offer reductions in (or elimination of) the nutrition penalty incurred by spellcasting. Both are granted automatically and exclusively to high-intelligence wizards:[1]

Intelligence Reduction
17 or more No hunger penalty
16 25% hunger penalty
15 50% hunger penalty
14 or below or nonwizard 100% hunger penalty

Hungerless casting is very useful, especially when attempting the foodless conduct. The unreduced nutrition penalty for each spell level, with and without the Amulet of Yendor, follows:

Spell level Normal hunger Min with Amulet Max with Amulet
1 10 12 30
2 20 22 60
3 30 32 90
4 40 42 120
5 50 52 150
6 60 62 180
7 70 72 210

Casting the detect food spell never incurs a hunger penalty. Also, if casting a spell would put you at three or less nutrition, your nutrition is set instead to three. Hunger cost is rounded down: for example, casting a level 1 spell with 16 intelligence costs only 2 nutrition.[2]

SLASH'EM

In SLASH'EM, as in Vanilla, only wizards get hungerless casting: the new magic-specializing roles, flame mages, ice mages, and necromancers, do not.[3]

References

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