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== Warded monsters == | == Warded monsters == | ||
| − | Demons: i, E, greater demons, hellhounds, gargoyles, djinni, sandestini, salamanders. 50% to scare Chaos, 30% chance to scare Demogorgon and Lamashtu, and 11% chance to scare Asmodeus | + | Demons: i, E, greater demons, hellhounds, gargoyles, djinni, sandestini, salamanders. 50% to scare Chaos, 30% chance to scare Demogorgon and Lamashtu, and 11% chance to scare Asmodeus. It will never block Cthulhu, despite his symbol being that of a major demon. |
== Maximum reinforcement == | == Maximum reinforcement == | ||
Revision as of 04:30, 9 January 2019
Contents
Strokes to draw
10
Warded monsters
Demons: i, E, greater demons, hellhounds, gargoyles, djinni, sandestini, salamanders. 50% to scare Chaos, 30% chance to scare Demogorgon and Lamashtu, and 11% chance to scare Asmodeus. It will never block Cthulhu, despite his symbol being that of a major demon.
Maximum reinforcement
Up to 7-fold.
Secondary effects
none.
How to learn
- Found in 5th, 6th, and 7th level spellbooks.
- Pentagrams can be learned from maids. When a maid picks up a cursed object, she will either uncurse it (80% chance) or discard it by banishing it to hell (20% chance). A semi-permanent ink pentagram is drawn as part of the banishment ritual.
