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'''Organic''' materials include [[liquid]], [[wax]], [[veggy]], [[flesh]], [[paper]], [[cloth]], [[leather]], and [[wood]]. Note that [[bone]] is not considered organic. | '''Organic''' materials include [[liquid]], [[wax]], [[veggy]], [[flesh]], [[paper]], [[cloth]], [[leather]], and [[wood]]. Note that [[bone]] is not considered organic. | ||
| − | Organic items are vulnerable to [[Pit#Burying_objects|rotting away if buried]]{{refsrc|dig.c|1330}} and [[fire]].{{fact|"Fire" seems to do different things depending on the source and the affected item; sometimes it destroys ( | + | Organic items are vulnerable to [[Pit#Burying_objects|rotting away if buried]]{{refsrc|dig.c|1330}} and [[fire]].{{fact|"Fire" seems to do different things depending on the source and the affected item; sometimes it destroys (e.g. scrolls), sometimes it degrades (WORN armor), sometimes nothing (unworn armor).}} If engulfed by a [[gelatinous cube]], an organic item has a 95% probability of dissolving (5% for artifacts, never for [[unique item]]s and [[Rider]] corpses).{{refsrc|mon.c|766}} |
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Revision as of 23:02, 10 April 2020
Organic materials include liquid, wax, veggy, flesh, paper, cloth, leather, and wood. Note that bone is not considered organic.
Organic items are vulnerable to rotting away if buried[1] and fire.[citation needed] If engulfed by a gelatinous cube, an organic item has a 95% probability of dissolving (5% for artifacts, never for unique items and Rider corpses).[2]
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