Difference between revisions of "Ring of shock resistance"
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Wearing a '''ring of shock resistance''' gives you [[shock resistance]]. Unlike other rings, it is immune to electric damage, e. g. when a monster zaps you with a [[wand of lightning]] or a trapped [[chest]] explodes<ref>[[zap.c#3886]]</ref>. | Wearing a '''ring of shock resistance''' gives you [[shock resistance]]. Unlike other rings, it is immune to electric damage, e. g. when a monster zaps you with a [[wand of lightning]] or a trapped [[chest]] explodes<ref>[[zap.c#3886]]</ref>. | ||
− | Using one in the early/mid-game is common, especially when facing enemies with wands of lightning, but as soon as a source of [[reflection]] is found it's better to remove it, keeping it ready for an emergency such as being engulfed by | + | Using one in the early/mid-game is common, especially when facing enemies with wands of lightning, but as soon as a source of [[reflection]] is found it's better to remove it, keeping it ready for an emergency such as being engulfed by an [[energy vortex]]. |
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Revision as of 16:23, 6 December 2010
Wearing a ring of shock resistance gives you shock resistance. Unlike other rings, it is immune to electric damage, e. g. when a monster zaps you with a wand of lightning or a trapped chest explodes[1].
Using one in the early/mid-game is common, especially when facing enemies with wands of lightning, but as soon as a source of reflection is found it's better to remove it, keeping it ready for an emergency such as being engulfed by an energy vortex.