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− | The '''potion of see invisible''', cost 50, enables you to see invisible items. Blessed | + | The '''potion of see invisible''', cost 50, enables you to see invisible items. Blessed potions give you the intrinsic permanently; uncursed and cursed give you the intrinsic for a number of turns. |
This potion also unblinds you if you were previously blind. | This potion also unblinds you if you were previously blind. |
Revision as of 00:32, 6 May 2006
The potion of see invisible, cost 50, enables you to see invisible items. Blessed potions give you the intrinsic permanently; uncursed and cursed give you the intrinsic for a number of turns.
This potion also unblinds you if you were previously blind.
The potion of fruit juice has the same message; these are therefore difficult to tell apart by random quaffing. Some ways to tell the two apart include:
- If you were blind and were unblinded, it was see invisible.
- If you see previously invisible objects/enemies after quaffing, it was see invisible.
- Zap a wand of enlightenment or otherwise attain enlightenment. If you have the see invisible intrinsic, it was see invisible.
- Fruit juice is sold in a delicatessen; see invisible is not. If you see one of the two in a deli, it's fruit juice. Likewise, if a deli buys the potion, it's fruit juice.
- Dipping a unicorn horn into a potion of sickness turns it into fruit juice.
- Dipping an amethyst into a potion of booze turns it into fruit juice.
- If you are on the border of a hunger change and it disappears upon quaffing, it was fruit juice; however, this is difficult to test.