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* Untrapping [[squeaky board]]s
 
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For the full list, see [[Experience]].
 
For the full list, see [[Experience]].
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==Pacifist ascensions==
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Pacifist [[Healer]]s and [[Wizard]]s are common, but a few other classes have been ascended as pacifists:
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* [http://groups.google.com/group/rec.games.roguelike.nethack/msg/2f82d79910f8d914 A pacifist Archeologist] by [[Marvin]]
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* [http://groups.google.com/group/rec.games.roguelike.nethack/msg/d407fabb048f84e4 A pacifist Rogue] by Marvin
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* [http://groups.google.com/group/rec.games.roguelike.nethack/msg/f5a3e2ac50847dfa A pacifist Monk] (and 8 other conducts too) by Brad Sagarin
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No [[YAPAP]]s have been posted to [[RGRN]] for a Barbarian, Cave(wo)man, Knight, Ranger, Priest, Samurai, Tourist, or Valkyrie.
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Revision as of 13:02, 4 October 2006

The pacifist conduct involves not gaining experience from a monster. This means that the usual practice of killing monsters is out of the question; players must instead attack without killing, use a pet to do the dirty work, or simply run away.

Pacifist methods

A pacifist player nearly always uses a passive way of killing monsters, such as with a pet, or with a ring of conflict for larger groups. Scrolls and wands of teleportation are used much more often, to move a high-level monster somewhere else instead of killing it.

Many players use a wish for a "blessed figurine of an Archon", giving them a strong enough pet to attack the Wizard of Yendor, as well as being a great help throughout the rest of the game.

Gaining experience

Experience points can still be gained in a manner that doesn't involve killing things:

For the full list, see Experience.

Pacifist ascensions

Pacifist Healers and Wizards are common, but a few other classes have been ascended as pacifists:

No YAPAPs have been posted to RGRN for a Barbarian, Cave(wo)man, Knight, Ranger, Priest, Samurai, Tourist, or Valkyrie.