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:''See also [[Stealing from shops]]'' | :''See also [[Stealing from shops]]'' | ||
| − | Some monsters have a '''theft''' attack. These include [[nymph]]s and [[monkey]]s, who steal items, and [[leprechaun]]s, who steal [[money]]. In addition, some major demons and the [[Wizard of Yendor]] will try to steal the [[Amulet of Yendor]]. | + | Some monsters have a '''theft''' attack. These include [[nymph]]s and [[monkey]]s, who steal items, and [[leprechaun]]s, who [[Steal gold|steal]] [[money]]. In addition, some major demons and the [[Wizard of Yendor]] will [[Covetous|try to steal]] the [[Amulet of Yendor]]. |
You can steal items by attacking a monster of the opposite gender as a [[foocubus]]. In addition, striking bare-handed as a [[nymph]] will attempt to steal from your target, but will not make it hostile. | You can steal items by attacking a monster of the opposite gender as a [[foocubus]]. In addition, striking bare-handed as a [[nymph]] will attempt to steal from your target, but will not make it hostile. | ||
{{stub|Any more stealing monsters? How to counter them?}} | {{stub|Any more stealing monsters? How to counter them?}} | ||
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Revision as of 23:46, 13 July 2009
- See also Stealing from shops
Some monsters have a theft attack. These include nymphs and monkeys, who steal items, and leprechauns, who steal money. In addition, some major demons and the Wizard of Yendor will try to steal the Amulet of Yendor.
You can steal items by attacking a monster of the opposite gender as a foocubus. In addition, striking bare-handed as a nymph will attempt to steal from your target, but will not make it hostile.
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