Angband artifacts
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Wish has a whole raft of factors that make it incredibly difficult to use. In ADOM, this is a community term for a character able to cast the absurdly powerful Wish spell indefinitely.
#ANGBAND ARTIFACTS SERIES#
Actually most of the Lufia games after the first one have this mode (and in The Legend Returns all the dungeons play that way), but the second game in the series probably has the best version.
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If this sounds familiar, well, it's quite obvious where Lufia's developers got the idea. After finding it in the main game, the player may play a special mode involving exploring the dungeon, which is randomly generated and offers random treasure. In Nethack, this item disables level teleport, and getting it out of the dungeon triggers the endgame, sending the player to the Elemental Planes.Ī special area in the Super Nintendo game Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals. In many versions of Rogue the Amulet also either negates or greatly reduces hunger if it doesn't in your version then you will have a very tough time of things, since food is not ordinarily generated on the trip up out of the dungeon. In Rogue it starts appearing at level 26, and the player cannot take the upstairs without it. This object is the goal of the player's quest getting it out of the dungeon either wins the game, or is an important step towards winning. In ADOM, Amulets of Life Saving only protect against running out of hit points.Ī special amulet in the games Rogue, Hack and Nethack. It still adds one to the player's “death count,” and in fact is the only way to do this without ending the game or being in either discovery or wizard mode. In the process, and in one of the many homages to classic Dungeons & Dragons the game offers, it drains one point of Constitution, although this is much less of a problem in Nethack since that statistic fluctuates with exercise. (There at least two exceptions to this: self-genocide and brainlessness.) If run out of hit points it completely heals if starved to death it fills the stomach, it reverses stoning, and so on. In Nethack, this also remedies whatever condition it was that caused the death. This particularly useful amulet instantly revives the player character when he is killed. (Included entries may not match their final form.)
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What follows, presented for general interest, entertainment, and maybe just a little education, is some excerpts from this document. For a while now I've been working on a general encyclopedia of roguelikes, covering many games, general concepts, some specifics of the big games, and general items of interest.