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(Yes, you use #untrap to save a dwarf, or your pet. If it fails, repeat several times.) |
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"The [[dwarf]] falls into a '''pit'''!" | "The [[dwarf]] falls into a '''pit'''!" | ||
| − | + | There is an [[extended command]], "#[[untrap]]", that lets [[you]] reach for the dwarf and try to rescue it from the pit. | |
"You reach for the dwarf. The dwarf is [[wiktionary:grateful|grateful]]!" | "You reach for the dwarf. The dwarf is [[wiktionary:grateful|grateful]]!" | ||
| − | + | Congratulations! You now have a [[peaceful]] dwarf. | |
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| + | Actually, you probably want to leave monsters in the pit, but you can use "#untrap" to rescue your own pets from pits. If the pet "backs away skeptically", try repeating "#untrap" several times. | ||
[[Category:Articles]] | [[Category:Articles]] | ||
Revision as of 00:55, 2 March 2006
Pits are hazardous to your health. They can be deadly, especially for little dogs and kittens. They can be filled with boulders.
"The dwarf falls into a pit!"
There is an extended command, "#untrap", that lets you reach for the dwarf and try to rescue it from the pit.
"You reach for the dwarf. The dwarf is grateful!"
Congratulations! You now have a peaceful dwarf.
Actually, you probably want to leave monsters in the pit, but you can use "#untrap" to rescue your own pets from pits. If the pet "backs away skeptically", try repeating "#untrap" several times.
