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'''The Mitre of Holiness''' is the [[Priest]] [[quest artifact]]. It is the prize for completing the [[Priest quest]], and is [[lawful]] for [[wish]]ing purposes. Its base item type is a [[helm of brilliance]].
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'''The Mitre of Holiness''' is the [[Priest]] [[quest artifact]]. It is the prize for completing the [[Priest quest]], and is [[lawful]] for [[wish]]ing purposes. Its [[base item]] type is a [[helm of brilliance]].
  
== Effects ==
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==Description==
When carried, the Mitre of Holiness confers [[fire resistance]]; when worn, in addition to the normal effects of a helm of brilliance, it also provides extrinsic [[protection]], augmenting your [[magic cancellation]] as a [[ring of protection]], but not cumulative with one. If the wearer is a Priest, they also take half damage from all [[undead]] monsters and major [[demon]]s; this property does not stack with other [[half physical damage]] sources.{{refsrc|mhitu.c|1658|nethack=3.6.1}}
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When carried, the Mitre of Holiness confers [[fire resistance]]. When worn, it also provides the normal effects of a helm of brilliance, as well as extrinsic [[protection]] - augmenting your [[magic cancellation]] as a [[ring of protection]], but not cumulative with one. If the wearer is a Priest, they also take half physical damage from all [[undead]] monsters and [[major demon]]s - this property does not stack with other [[half physical damage]] sources.{{refsrc|src/mhitu.c|1707|version=NetHack 3.6.7}} The Mitre of Holiness is defined by the game as doing double damage to [[undead]], and thus cannot be used by a player polymorphed into an undead creature. It does not do double damage to undead when used as a weapon in practice, however, due to the game not checking for artifact damage bonuses when fighting with objects that aren't valid weapons.
  
When [[invoked]], you get an [[energy]] boost equal to half the extra energy you would need to get to full; it will not give you more than 120 energy per invoke, and if it would have given you less than 12 energy, it fully refills your energy instead.<ref>[[artifact.c#line1238]] (code for <code>ENERGY_BOOST</code> effect)</ref>
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When [[invoked]], the Mitre of Holiness confers an [[energy]] boost equal to half of the difference between your maximum power and your current power, with a cap of 120; if it would have given you less than 12 energy, it fully refills your energy instead.{{refsrc|src/artifact.c|1480|version=NetHack 3.6.7|comment=code for ENERGY_BOOST effect}}
  
 
==Strategy==
 
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==History==
 
==History==
In [[NetHack 3.4.3]] and variants based on it, The Mitre of Holiness does not provide protection.
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In [[NetHack 3.4.3]] and earlier versions, including variants based on those versions, The Mitre of Holiness does not provide protection.
  
==xNetHack==
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==Variants==
In [[xNetHack]], the Mitre of Holiness is removed; the Priest quest artifact is now a modified version of [[the Sceptre of Might#xNetHack|the Sceptre of Might]].
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===FIQHack===
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In [[FIQHack]], the [[Mitre of Holiness]] allows [[prayer]] in [[Gehennom]], including the ability to [[turn undead]].
  
== References ==
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===xNetHack===
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In [[xNetHack]], The Mitre of Holiness is removed; the Priest quest artifact is now a modified version of [[The Sceptre of Might#xNetHack|the Sceptre of Might]].
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[[Category:Quest artifacts|Mitre of Holiness]]
 
[[Category:Quest artifacts|Mitre of Holiness]]

Latest revision as of 11:18, 11 February 2024

[   The Mitre of Holiness   Etched helmet.png
Base item helm of brilliance
Affiliation
When carried
When worn
  • half physical damage from
    undead and demons (Priests only)
  • protection (+1 to MC up to MC3)
When invoked
Base price 2000 zm
Weight 40

The Mitre of Holiness is the Priest quest artifact. It is the prize for completing the Priest quest, and is lawful for wishing purposes. Its base item type is a helm of brilliance.

Description

When carried, the Mitre of Holiness confers fire resistance. When worn, it also provides the normal effects of a helm of brilliance, as well as extrinsic protection - augmenting your magic cancellation as a ring of protection, but not cumulative with one. If the wearer is a Priest, they also take half physical damage from all undead monsters and major demons - this property does not stack with other half physical damage sources.[1] The Mitre of Holiness is defined by the game as doing double damage to undead, and thus cannot be used by a player polymorphed into an undead creature. It does not do double damage to undead when used as a weapon in practice, however, due to the game not checking for artifact damage bonuses when fighting with objects that aren't valid weapons.

When invoked, the Mitre of Holiness confers an energy boost equal to half of the difference between your maximum power and your current power, with a cap of 120; if it would have given you less than 12 energy, it fully refills your energy instead.[2]

Strategy

See also: Invoke § Optimum invocation schedule

History

In NetHack 3.4.3 and earlier versions, including variants based on those versions, The Mitre of Holiness does not provide protection.

Variants

FIQHack

In FIQHack, the Mitre of Holiness allows prayer in Gehennom, including the ability to turn undead.

xNetHack

In xNetHack, The Mitre of Holiness is removed; the Priest quest artifact is now a modified version of the Sceptre of Might.

References