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Someone Else (talk | contribs) (I don't see why anyone would think that being stealthy was the same as invisibility.) |
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If you have '''stealth''', sleeping monsters will not be awakened as you approach. | If you have '''stealth''', sleeping monsters will not be awakened as you approach. | ||
| − | Stealth is provided by a [[ring of stealth]]. Some characters, such as [[valkyrie]]s, [[rogue]]s, and [[archeologist]]s start out with [[intrinsic]] stealth. [[Monk]]s gain it at level 5, and [[Barbarian]]s and [[Samurai]] gain it at level 15. | + | Stealth is provided by a [[ring of stealth]] as well as some other items, including [[elven boots]] and [[elven cloak|elven cloaks]]. Some characters, such as [[valkyrie]]s, [[rogue]]s, and [[archeologist]]s start out with [[intrinsic]] stealth. [[Monk]]s gain it at level 5, and [[Barbarian]]s and [[Samurai]] gain it at level 15. |
[[Category:Properties]] | [[Category:Properties]] | ||
Revision as of 08:49, 26 December 2006
If you have stealth, sleeping monsters will not be awakened as you approach.
Stealth is provided by a ring of stealth as well as some other items, including elven boots and elven cloaks. Some characters, such as valkyries, rogues, and archeologists start out with intrinsic stealth. Monks gain it at level 5, and Barbarians and Samurai gain it at level 15.
