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A [[magic trap]] can also confer the remove curse effect. | A [[magic trap]] can also confer the remove curse effect. | ||
| − | A limited remove curse effect is invoked by the magic trap, an uncursed scroll, or the spell at skill level of basic or lower; it | + | A limited remove curse effect is invoked by the magic trap, an uncursed scroll, or the spell at skill level of basic or lower; it uncurses the wielded item, any worn [[armor]], [[ring]]s, [[blindfold]], or [[amulet]], and any carried [[loadstone]]s; it also reverses any [[scroll of punishment|punishment]]. A full remove curse effect is invoked by a blessed scroll or the spell at skilled or higher; it uncurses all inventory items and reverses any punishment. |
See [[curse removal]] for a full list of ways to remove cursed items you are stuck to. | See [[curse removal]] for a full list of ways to remove cursed items you are stuck to. | ||
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Revision as of 10:48, 6 February 2015
Remove curse is an effect that converts certain cursed items to uncursed, and is available primarily through two items:
- The spellbook of remove curse via the spell that it confers; or
- directly through the scroll of remove curse.
A magic trap can also confer the remove curse effect.
A limited remove curse effect is invoked by the magic trap, an uncursed scroll, or the spell at skill level of basic or lower; it uncurses the wielded item, any worn armor, rings, blindfold, or amulet, and any carried loadstones; it also reverses any punishment. A full remove curse effect is invoked by a blessed scroll or the spell at skilled or higher; it uncurses all inventory items and reverses any punishment.
See curse removal for a full list of ways to remove cursed items you are stuck to.
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