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| − | '''Paralysis''' is a magically-induced [[immobile|inability to move]], | + | '''Paralysis''' is a magically-induced [[immobile|inability to move]], that can quite easily lead to your death as monsters close in and get free attacks on you. |
| − | Wearing a [[ring of free action]] protects against paralysis. | + | == Causes and Effect == |
| + | :Attacking a [[floating eye]]. There is a high chance you will frozen to the spot for a long, long time. | ||
| + | :Attacking or being attacked by a [[gelatinous cube]]. This paralysis does not last as long. | ||
| + | :Being attacked by a [[shade]] | ||
| + | :Being hit by a thrown or wielded [[potion of paralysis]]. Will usually paralyse you for 1-5 turns. | ||
| + | :Drinking a [[potion of paralysis]]. Not a great move, this will paralyse you for 13-46 turns depending on BUC. | ||
| + | :It can also be caused by [[Magicbane]] hitting you, as opposed to hitting a monster. As with other forms of immobility, it wears off after a specific number of turns (as opposed to moves). | ||
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| + | Wearing a [[ring of free action]] protects against paralysis. During any game, it is inevitable that a humanoid enemy will be spawned with a potion of paralysis in their inventory. If they successfully use it you are often in real danger. | ||
Monsters can also be paralyzed, e. g. non-reflecting pets fighting a [[floating eye]]. You can wake them up with nonmagical or uncharged drums or horns. | Monsters can also be paralyzed, e. g. non-reflecting pets fighting a [[floating eye]]. You can wake them up with nonmagical or uncharged drums or horns. | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 21 November 2010
Paralysis is a magically-induced inability to move, that can quite easily lead to your death as monsters close in and get free attacks on you.
Causes and Effect
- Attacking a floating eye. There is a high chance you will frozen to the spot for a long, long time.
- Attacking or being attacked by a gelatinous cube. This paralysis does not last as long.
- Being attacked by a shade
- Being hit by a thrown or wielded potion of paralysis. Will usually paralyse you for 1-5 turns.
- Drinking a potion of paralysis. Not a great move, this will paralyse you for 13-46 turns depending on BUC.
- It can also be caused by Magicbane hitting you, as opposed to hitting a monster. As with other forms of immobility, it wears off after a specific number of turns (as opposed to moves).
Wearing a ring of free action protects against paralysis. During any game, it is inevitable that a humanoid enemy will be spawned with a potion of paralysis in their inventory. If they successfully use it you are often in real danger.
Monsters can also be paralyzed, e. g. non-reflecting pets fighting a floating eye. You can wake them up with nonmagical or uncharged drums or horns.
This is different from "paralysis" caused by a cursed spellbook or chatting with a skeleton, as a ring of free action will not protect against that.
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