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'''Wait!''' is the beginning of several messages relating to attempting to walk where a previously unnoticed [[monster]] is hiding. These include: | '''Wait!''' is the beginning of several messages relating to attempting to walk where a previously unnoticed [[monster]] is hiding. These include: | ||
| − | {{message|Wait! That's a [[foo]]!''|This is one of the messages used for [[mimic]]s and the [[Wizard of Yendor]]'s [[division|clone]] after using [[Double Trouble]].}} | + | {{message|Wait! That's a [[foo]]!''|This is one of the messages used for [[mimic]]s and the [[Wizard of Yendor]]'s [[division|clone]] after using [[Double Trouble]].}} |
| − | {{message|Wait! There's a foo hiding under <an item>!|This is used for [[spider]]s, [[snake]]s, and other monsters capable of [[hiding]] under items.}} | + | {{message|Wait! There's a foo hiding under <an item>!|This is used for [[spider]]s, [[snake]]s, and other monsters capable of [[hiding]] under items.}} |
| − | {{message|Wait! There's a hidden <monster> there!|This is used for [[sea monster]]s hiding in [[water]].}} | + | |
| − | {{message|Wait! There's something there you can't see!|This is used for monsters that are either [[invisible]] or unseen to you while [[blind]].}} | + | {{message|Wait! There's a hidden <monster> there!|This is used for [[sea monster]]s hiding in [[water]].}} |
| − | {{message|Wait, foo! That | + | {{message|Wait! There's something there you can't see!|This is used for monsters that are either [[invisible]] or unseen to you while [[blind]].}} |
| + | {{message|Wait, foo! That <item> is really a <role> named <player>!|[[YAFM]] that occurs when you are temporarily mimicking an object after eating a mimic corpse, and a monster attempts to attack you.}} | ||
| + | {{message|Wait, foo! That's a <polyform> named <player>!|Used in similar circumstances to the above message, when the player is polymorphed into a mimic and has used [[Monster (command)|#monster]] to mimic an item.}} | ||
| + | {{message|Wait, foo! There's a <polyform> named <player> hiding under <an item>!|Used when a monster tries to attack a polymorphed player hiding under an item.}} | ||
| + | {{message|Wait, foo! There's a hidden <polyform> named <player> there!|Used when a monster tries to attack a hidden player polymorphed into an eel or trapper.}} | ||
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===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 7 April 2021
Wait! is the beginning of several messages relating to attempting to walk where a previously unnoticed monster is hiding. These include:
- Wait! That's a foo!
- This is one of the messages used for mimics and the Wizard of Yendor's clone after using Double Trouble.
- Wait! There's a foo hiding under <an item>!
- This is used for spiders, snakes, and other monsters capable of hiding under items.
- This is used for sea monsters hiding in water.
- Wait! There's something there you can't see!
- This is used for monsters that are either invisible or unseen to you while blind.
- Wait, foo! That <item> is really a <role> named <player>!
- YAFM that occurs when you are temporarily mimicking an object after eating a mimic corpse, and a monster attempts to attack you.
- Wait, foo! That's a <polyform> named <player>!
- Used in similar circumstances to the above message, when the player is polymorphed into a mimic and has used #monster to mimic an item.
- Wait, foo! There's a <polyform> named <player> hiding under <an item>!
- Used when a monster tries to attack a polymorphed player hiding under an item.
- Used when a monster tries to attack a hidden player polymorphed into an eel or trapper.
Other
There is also a demonic malediction that goes, "Wait! I shall polymorph into a grid bug to give thee a fighting chance!"
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