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| − | The '''Slowing attack''', known as '''AD_SLOW''' in the source | + | The '''Slowing attack''', known as '''AD_SLOW''' in the source{{refsrc|monattk.h|50}}, is an attack possessed by [[shade]]s and [[skeleton]]s. It removes both intrinsic [[speed]] and temporary extrinsic speed (from the [[spellbook of haste self|spell]] or [[potion of speed|potion]]) if [[you]] have either or both. Your [[dexterity]] is [[Exercise#abuse|abused]]{{refsrc|mhitu.c|137}}. |
It does not affect permanent extrinsic speed, as provided by [[speed boots]]. You will still lose both intrinsic speed and temporary extrinsic speed. | It does not affect permanent extrinsic speed, as provided by [[speed boots]]. You will still lose both intrinsic speed and temporary extrinsic speed. | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 10 September 2012
The Slowing attack, known as AD_SLOW in the source[1], is an attack possessed by shades and skeletons. It removes both intrinsic speed and temporary extrinsic speed (from the spell or potion) if you have either or both. Your dexterity is abused[2].
It does not affect permanent extrinsic speed, as provided by speed boots. You will still lose both intrinsic speed and temporary extrinsic speed.
Slowing is successful only 1 in 4 times the attack hits, and is additionally affected by magic cancellation[3].
The (as yet unimplemented) beholder has source code[4] for a slowing attack from its gaze. This is unaffected by magic cancellation.
Messages
- "You slow down."
- You lost speed.
- "Your quickness feels less natural."
- You lost speed, however you still have extrinsic speed from a permanent source.
References
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