Death Eye

e Death Eye (No tile)
Difficulty	20
Attacks	gaze 4d6 random, gaze 4d6 paralyze, gaze 4d6 deadly, passive gaze 3d5 paralyze

Base level	15
Base experience	480
Speed	8
Base AC	4
Base MR	50
Alignment	-10 (chaotic)

Frequency (by normal means)	0 (Not randomly generated)
Genocidable	No

Weight	9000
Nutritional value	800
Size	large

Resistances	cold, sleep, shock, poison, petrification

The Death Eye: can fly. can survive underwater. does not breathe. has no hands. has no limbs. has no head. can see invisible creatures. is poisonous to eat. does not eat. (*) is not a valid polymorphable form. is neither male nor female. is normally generated hostile. can follow you to other levels. has infravision. can be seen through infravision. never leaves a corpse. cannot be tamed.

The Death Eye, e, is a unique monster that appears in notdNetHack. It is a large eye creature that is a more powerful form of beholder. The Death Eye is amphibious, capable of flight, has infravision, and can be seen via infravision.

The Death Eye has a passive gaze attack that paralyzes the attacker, an active gaze attack that also paralyzes, another active gaze that can have deadly effects, and a third gaze that uses one of 16 random damage types: death magic, cancellation, paralysis, drain life, disenchantment, gradual stoning, luck-draining, confusion, slowing, stunning, blinding, fire, cold, shock, hallucination, and sleep - fire, cold and shock gazes each have a ²⁄₁₉ chance of being selected per attack, while the other damage types each have a ¹⁄₁₉ chance of being selected. The Death Eye possesses fire resistance, cold resistance, shock resistance, poison resistance, and stoning resistance.

The Death Eye is poisonous to eat, which primarily comes up if it is digested by another monster.

Generation

The Death Eye is always created hostile, and is not a valid form for polymorph.

The Death Eye is always generated on the first Nightmare Temple floor of the Chaos Temple Quest at level creation.

The Death Eye does not leave a corpse upon death.

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