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| − | Wearing a '''ring of levitation''' causes you to [[levitation|levitate]]. It is a highly desirable item since some levels, such as [[Medusa's Island]], the [[Plane of Air]], and the [[Plane of Water]], all but require levitation. | + | Wearing a '''ring of levitation''' causes you to [[levitation|levitate]]. It is a highly desirable item since some levels, such as [[Medusa's Island]], the [[Plane of Air]], and the [[Plane of Water]], all but require levitation. The ring is safer than temporary methods of levitation, such as [[potion]]s or [[spell]]s, and is more convenient than [[levitation boots]] as it does not take up an armor slot. |
Levitating over a [[sink]] removes any sources of levitation and causes you to crash to the ground; this can be useful in removing a [[cursed]] ring of levitation, or a ring of levitation under cursed [[gloves]]. | Levitating over a [[sink]] removes any sources of levitation and causes you to crash to the ground; this can be useful in removing a [[cursed]] ring of levitation, or a ring of levitation under cursed [[gloves]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 19 April 2007
Wearing a ring of levitation causes you to levitate. It is a highly desirable item since some levels, such as Medusa's Island, the Plane of Air, and the Plane of Water, all but require levitation. The ring is safer than temporary methods of levitation, such as potions or spells, and is more convenient than levitation boots as it does not take up an armor slot.
Levitating over a sink removes any sources of levitation and causes you to crash to the ground; this can be useful in removing a cursed ring of levitation, or a ring of levitation under cursed gloves.
Identifying a ring of levitation could not be any easier; just put the (ideally noncursed) ring on and see if you begin levitating!
Dropping a ring of levitation into a sink produces the message, "The sink quivers upward for a moment."
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