Rilmani

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Rilmani are a category of monsters in dNetHack.

Plumach Rilmani

Equipment sets

Plumach equipment is made of non-rustable metal, very often lead.

Militia

1⁄3 of Plumachs are militia members.

Civilian

The remaining 2⁄3 of Plumachs are civilians.

Spells

Plumachs will cast the solid fog monster spell. Creatures in the fog have their speed reduced by 2⁄3. When a Plumach casts solid fog, it becomes canceled.

Ferrumach Rilmani

Equipment

Spells

Cuprilach Rilmani

Equipment

  • +2 or higher bronze short sword
  • 1⁄3 of Cuprilach will have a bronze buckler (at least +2).

Spells

Sneak attack

When attacking an incapacitated target, or one which cannot see or sense them, Cuprilaches receive bonus damage on their melee attacks equal to 1 to 1.5 times their level (so 1 to 12 for a level 8 Cuprilach).

Stannumach Rilmani

Argenach Rilmani

Equipment

Spells

  • Silver rays (Argenach unique spell): Makes two attacks, each dealing 1d20 damage of a type the target is vulnerable to (including silver damage, in which case each ray does 2d20 damage). The attacks can be avoided via low AC, but ignore armor.
  • Ice storm: 4d8 cold damage and 4d8 physical damage
  • Solid fog: 2⁄3 speed reduction
  • Disappear: Makes self invisible
  • Make visible: Makes target visible

Hydrargyrumach Rilmani

Hydrargyrumach Rilmani are deferred monsters (they aren't finished and they never spawn). If they spawned, they would be equipped with a metallic voulge and a metalic long sword.

Mercurial essence


Brimstone essence

Aurumach Rilmani

Equipment

  • +4 or higher large concordant gold two-handed sword and large concordant gold halberd
  • 1⁄3 of Aurumachs wear a +4 or higher large concordant gold helmet, plate mail, gauntlets, and armored boots

Spells

Encyclopedia entry

To paraphrase a particularly wise prime, the rilmani are an enigma cloaked in a riddle, wrapped in a mystery. Who can question their motives or their actions? They keep their own counsel. They're sworn never to come when called, but always to be there when needed; never to answer questions put to them, but always to provide what information is necessary; to aid and abet good, evil, law, and chaos alike in order to maintain the Balance, regardless of the cost or repercussions.

[ Planescape Monstrous Compendium II, by Rich Baker ]