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* all {{white|V}} [[vampire]]s | * all {{white|V}} [[vampire]]s | ||
* {{monsymlink|shade}}s | * {{monsymlink|shade}}s | ||
| − | * all proper {{white|&}} [[major demon]]s (i.e. excluding [[rider]]s, [[mail daemon]]s, [[djinn]] and [[sandestin]]s) | + | * all proper {{white|&}} [[demon|major demon]]s (i.e. excluding [[rider]]s, [[mail daemon]]s, [[djinn]] and [[sandestin]]s) |
| − | * all {{white|i}} [[ | + | * all {{white|i}} [[demon|minor demon]]s, except [[tengu]] |
* all [[lycanthrope]]s | * all [[lycanthrope]]s | ||
Revision as of 00:46, 23 September 2008
Silver is a material composing a few items in the Dungeons of Doom. Silver cannot corrode or rust and hinders spellcasting when worn as armor. Striking with a silver object will deal silver damage against certain monster types. Any item made of silver is eligible for dealing damage to shades.
List of silver items
The following items are made of silver:
- silver sabers (including Grayswandir and Werebane)
- silver arrows
- silver daggers
- silver spears
- wands with the randomized appearance “silver wand”
- rings with the randomized appearance “silver ring”
- shields of reflection
- The Bell of Opening (a silver bell)
Notable non-silver items
Some items have silver in their name but this refers to their color, not their composition. These items (which do not deal silver damage) include:
- silver dragon scales and silver dragon scale mail (both are made of dragon hide)
- spellbooks with the randomized appearance “silver spellbook” (all spellbooks are made of paper)
Silver damage
The following creatures are vulnerable to silver:[1]
- all V vampires
- shades
- all proper & major demons (i.e. excluding riders, mail daemons, djinn and sandestins)
- all i minor demons, except tengu
- all lycanthropes
When one of these creatures is struck by a silver item, it will suffer an extra d20 damage.[2][3] Unlike other damage bonuses, this extra damage will not be doubled by artifacts such as Grayswandir or Werebane.
