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Archery

Patrick2011b — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 21:14:57 GMT

+CBA per commit dab2987

Josephina

Patrick2011b — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 19:11:44 GMT

+CBA per commit 5722069 and bump

Slick slippers

Patrick2011b — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 19:02:15 GMT

-move from Grave Claw immunity was added before the 0.34 release in commit b77665f

Mountain boots

Patrick2011b — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 18:55:52 GMT

bump

Slick slippers

Patrick2011b — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 18:54:37 GMT

bump ref

Vex

Patrick2011b — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 18:50:07 GMT

bump and mention Dominate Undead in strategy

Sprint

Hordes — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 06:08:15 GMT

binding sigil

Slick slippers

Hordes — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 06:04:42 GMT

Grave Claw

Hordes — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 06:01:11 GMT

monster version

Vex

Hordes — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 05:57:02 GMT

Vampire bloodprince

Hordes — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 05:55:20 GMT

‎Useful Info

Vampire bloodprince

Regret-index — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 23:45:47 GMT

Mention more ways to avoid falling asleep, update the version.

Guaranteed damage reduction

Patrick2011b — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 21:40:12 GMT

bump

Spectral (brand)

Hordes — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 18:53:33 GMT

‎Strategy

Guaranteed damage reduction

Hordes — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 18:49:03 GMT

‎What GDR Affects

Mesmerise

Hordes — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 18:47:25 GMT

Evil

Patrick2011b — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 04:38:20 GMT

bump

God

Patrick2011b — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 04:30:19 GMT

update to 0.34

Gargoyle

Patrick2011b — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:10:01 GMT

bump

Mesmerise

Hordes — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 03:01:17 GMT

‎Methods for Breaking Mesmerisation

Mesmerise

Regret-index — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 22:55:24 GMT

Update for 0.34, further clarifying the talisman and axe differences, and clarifying Silence interactions.

Summon Hydra

Patrick2011b — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 22:54:31 GMT

bump

Mesmerise

Patrick2011b — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 22:35:31 GMT

bump

Magic points

Patrick2011b — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 04:08:39 GMT

bump

Rampaging

Hordes — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 17:12:09 GMT

Makhleb

Patrick2011b — Mon, 13 Apr 2026 23:55:29 GMT

update to 0.34

Bane

Patrick2011b — Sun, 12 Apr 2026 23:56:56 GMT

note Claustrophobia's spellpower penalty

Lupine talisman

Patrick2011b — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 20:15:37 GMT

update to 0.34

Star jelly

Regret-index — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 19:15:24 GMT

Mention how instant kill effects work too.

Rune lock

Hordes — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 14:54:10 GMT

‎History

Wyrmbane

Hordes — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 13:58:18 GMT

‎Desirability

Wyrmbane

Patrick2011b — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 20:59:59 GMT

bump ref

Wyrmhole

Patrick2011b — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 20:55:51 GMT

bump

Dragon slaying

Patrick2011b — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 20:52:20 GMT

bump

Dimensional Bullseye

Patrick2011b — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 00:47:02 GMT

bump

Boggart

Patrick2011b — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 00:45:56 GMT

bump

Dazed

Hordes — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 22:59:03 GMT

The Abyss

Mattlistener — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 02:48:45 GMT

‎Exit

Spatial Entanglement

Jaredude — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 20:57:39 GMT

Created page for Spatial Entanglement

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{| cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|- style="font-style:italic;"
|Rank||Effect||Flavor
|-
|1||When you translocate, a monster is sometimes pulled along with you.||You feel space start to knot itself around you.
|-
| colspan="3" |
If you translocated a short distance, this will always be some monster in sight of your previous location.<br>
Long distance teleports may pull a monster from anywhere else on the floor.
|- style="font-style:italic;"
| colspan="3" |
[[Bad mutations|Bad mutation]]
|}<noinclude>
==History==
*This mutation was added in [[0.34]].</noinclude>

[[Category:Mutations]]
[[Category:Bad Mutations]]

Dissolution

Patrick2011b — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 03:07:51 GMT

-CBA

Reckless

Jaredude — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 20:17:02 GMT

Created page for Reckless

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{| cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|- style="font-style:italic;"
|Rank||Effect||Flavor
|-
|1||Your SH is halved, but you deal 15% more damage with two-handed weapons.||You feel a sudden disregard for your own safety.
|-
|- style="font-style:italic;"
| colspan="3" |
[[Bad mutations|Bad mutation]]
|}<noinclude>
==History==
*This mutation was added in [[0.34]].</noinclude>

[[Category:Mutations]]
[[Category:Bad Mutations]]

Meek

Jaredude — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 17:04:29 GMT

Created page for Meek

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{| cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|- style="font-style:italic;"
|Rank||Effect||Flavor
|-
|1||Slay -3||Your attacks are a little less effective.
|-
|2||Slay -5||Your attacks are less effective.
|-
|3||Slay -7||Your attacks are much less effective.
|- style="font-style:italic;"
| colspan="3" |
[[Bad mutations|Bad mutation]]
|}
<noinclude>
==History==
*This mutation was added in [[0.34]].</noinclude>

[[Category:Mutations]]
[[Category:Bad Mutations]]

Initially Attractive

Jaredude — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 15:48:39 GMT

formatting

Initially Attractive

Jaredude — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 15:32:10 GMT

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{| cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|- style="font-style:italic;"
|Rank||Effect||Flavor
|-
|1||Newly seen creatures have a 1/3 chance to be pulled closer.||You sometimes pull newly seen creatures towards you.
|-
|2||Newly seen creatures have a 2/3 chance to be pulled closer.|||You frequently pull newly seen creatures towards you.
|-
| colspan="3" |
Creatures will only be pulled if they are more than 2 tiles away already.<br>
Creatures will never be pulled adjacent to the player.
|- style="font-style:italic;"
| colspan="3" |
[[Bad mutations|Bad mutation]]
|}
[[Category:Mutations]]
[[Category:Bad Mutations]]
<noinclude>
==History==
*This mutation was added in [[0.34]].

Saltling

Qqqqwe2 — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 14:04:59 GMT

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 ==History==
 *Archery was reintroduced as a body armour ego in [[0.34]]. Prior to this version, it was an ego found on [[gloves]] that gave +4 [[slay]]ing to both [[throwing]] weapons and [[launcher]]s.
 *This ego was replaced with [[Hurling]] in [[0.28]].

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 ''For the unique found earlier in the game, see [[Josephine]]. Also see [[Joseph]].''
 {{list of|liches}}
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 **If you can lure or otherwise separate the simulacra away from her, all the better.
 **You can also block ''her'' [[line of sight]] (e.g. with a [[scroll of fog]]) to prevent the spell from being cast.
-**She can't use Seracfall with a player-allied simulacra, so don't be afraid to cast the [[Simulacrum]] spell around her.
+**She can't use Seracfall with a player-allied simulacra, so don't be afraid to cast the [[Sculpt Simulacrum]] spell around her.
 **[[Lee's Rapid Deconstruction]] can be used to blow up her own simulacra in her face.
 *Like any other lich, all of Josephina's spells are completely shut down by [[Silence]]. Unlike regular liches, however, she can deal significant melee damage (42 physical + 63 cold damage) if you don't have good cold resistance.
 ==History==
 *Josephina was introduced in [[0.29]].

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 +2 slippers (modified [[boots]]: 0 base AC)<br>
 Incoming damaging melee attacks [[trample]] their wearer backward (immune when climbing [[stair]]s)<br>
-Provides immunity to [[constriction]], [[web]]s, -Move from [[Sigil of Binding]] and [[Throw Bolas]], and [[throwing net]]s.<br>
+Provides immunity to [[constriction]], [[web]]s, -Move from [[Sigil of Binding]], [[Grave Claw]], and [[Throw Bolas]], and [[throwing net]]s.<br>
 +4 [[EV]]
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 ==History==
-{{CBA|0.35|the slick slippers will grant immunity to -Move from [[Grave Claw]].}}
+*Prior to [[0.34]], the slick slippers did not grant immunity to -Move from [[Throw Bolas]] and [[Grave Claw]].
 *Prior to [[0.33]], the slick slippers granted immunity to [[engulf]].
 *The slick slippers were added in [[0.30]].

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 {{flavour|These sturdy boots were created by an artificer who lived high up on a remote mountain peak, as protection against the mountain's near-constant avalanches, rockslides, and snowstorms. No force short of translocations magic will budge the wearer from their position.}}
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 ==Desirability==
-Even as just +3 boots with rC+, the '''mountain boots'''<ref>{{source ref|0.31.0|art-data.txt|1694}}</ref> provide more protection than any non-[[artefact]] boots. They also render the wearer immune to [[shaft]]s, one of the deadliest effects that you might encounter. The ability to [[stair dancing|stair dance]] around enemies like [[elephant]]s, [[swamp worm]]s, and [[rockslime]]s is a welcome bonus. A great pair of [[randart]] boots might be better for general use - especially in floors where you [[Shaft#Exploration Shafts|can't be shafted]]. However, these boots are still great in places where involuntary movement is common (like [[Lair]], [[Swamp]], and [[Slime Pits|Slime]]). In [[Shoals]], the boots allow you to resist [[Avatar Song]]'s pull, although they don't prevent [[mesmerisation]].
+Even as just +3 boots with rC+, the '''mountain boots'''<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|art-data.txt|1714}}</ref> provide more protection than any non-[[artefact]] boots. They also render the wearer immune to [[shaft]]s, one of the deadliest effects that you might encounter. The ability to [[stair dancing|stair dance]] around enemies like [[elephant]]s, [[swamp worm]]s, and [[rockslime]]s is a welcome bonus. A great pair of [[randart]] boots might be better for general use - especially in floors where you [[Shaft#Exploration Shafts|can't be shafted]]. However, these boots are still great in places where involuntary movement is common (like [[Lair]], [[Swamp]], and [[Slime Pits|Slime]]). In [[Shoals]], the boots allow you to resist [[Avatar Song]]'s pull, although they don't prevent [[mesmerisation]].
 ==History==

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 ==Desirability==
-A "freedom of movement" style effect from the '''slick slippers'''<ref>{{source ref|0.32.1|art-data.txt|1727}}</ref> is desirable, especially in places where nets/webs or constriction are common, like [[Spider's Nest|Spider]] and [[Snake]], respectively. The +4 EV is a welcome bonus.
+A "freedom of movement" style effect from the '''slick slippers'''<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|art-data.txt|1753}}</ref> is desirable, especially in places where nets/webs or constriction are common, like [[Spider's Nest|Spider]] and [[Snake]], respectively. The +4 EV is a welcome bonus.
 However, the slippery effect is generally a negative. Being forced to move, at seemingly random intervals, can cause a lot of problems. It makes [[stair dancing]] very difficult. You can be forced onto traps or into [[shallow water]]. It often makes your positioning worse. And slippery is unreliable: since you must be ''damaged'' in order for it to proc, dodging an attack means you won't actually get pushed back.

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 {{flavour|Attempts to cloud the target's mind with thoughtless frustration, forcing them to spend several turns doing nothing but attacking nearby spaces (whether those spaces are empty or even contain their allies).}}
-'''Vex''' is a monster-only spell that gives the target the '''Vexed''' status. This status effect causes the target to uncontrollably attack nearby spaces for the next 3-6 turns. Targets are 7 times more likely to attack spaces with creatures in them (but can still attack empty spaces) and do not suffer any defensive penalties during this, but cannot do anything else. Afterwards, [[stun immunity]] is granted for 1-3 turns.
+'''Vex''' is a monster-only spell that gives the target the '''Vexed''' status. This status effect causes the target to uncontrollably attack nearby spaces for the next 3-6 turns. Targets are 7 times more likely to attack spaces with creatures in them (but can still attack empty spaces) and do not suffer any defensive penalties during this, but cannot do anything else. Afterwards, [[stun immunity]] is granted for 3-5 turns.
 Having enough [[willpower]] makes you resistant to the spell, while having [[Clarity]] gives you immunity to the status as a whole. [[Stun immunity]] makes you temporarily immune to vexing.
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 Vexed is a ''very'' dangerous status - even if you're playing a melee character - because it prevents you from using items or [[god]] abilities for the duration. It should be treated as a [[paralysis]] that doesn't lower your [[EV]] or [[SH]].
-There are only two sources of Vex: the Vex spell can be blocked by [[willpower]] or by blocking line of fire; Trog's wrath can be avoided by not abandoning or angering Trog.
+There are only three sources of Vex:
 ==History==
-{{CBA|0.34|the post-Vex stun immunity will last 3-5 turns instead of 1-3 turns.}}
+*Prior to [[0.34]], post-Vex stun immunity only lasted 1-3 turns.
 *In [[0.33]], this spell was added to the game.
 [[Category: Monster spells]]

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 ''This page is about the monster spell. For the fast-paced alternate version of ''Crawl'', see [[Dungeon Sprint]].''
 {{flavour|Causes the caster to move across terrain more rapidly for a short duration.}}
-'''Sprint''' is a monster-only spell which reduces the caster's [[movement delay]] by 0.3 [[decaAut]],<ref>{{source ref|0.30.1|monster.cc|5506}}</ref> thus increasing their movement speed. For a regular, 100% speed monster, this increases speed by 42.3%.
+'''Sprint''' is a monster-only spell which reduces the caster's [[movement delay]] by 0.3 [[decaAut]],<ref>{{source ref|0.30.1|monster.cc|5506}}</ref> thus increasing their movement speed. For a regular, 100% speed monster, this increases speed by 42.3%. Sprint also grants immunity to [[Sigil of Binding]] regardless of its source.
 {{monsters with spell}}
-Also, [[player ghost]]s receive this spell instead of [[Swiftness]].
+Also, [[player ghost]]s receive this spell instead of [[Swiftness]]. Any monster will gain the Sprint effect if affected by [[Sigil of Binding]], once the -Move wears off.
 ==History==

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 '''Vex''' is a monster-only spell that gives the target the '''Vexed''' status. This status effect causes the target to uncontrollably attack nearby spaces for the next 3-6 turns. Targets are 7 times more likely to attack spaces with creatures in them (but can still attack empty spaces) and do not suffer any defensive penalties during this, but cannot do anything else. Afterwards, [[stun immunity]] is granted for 1-3 turns.
-Having enough [[willpower]] makes you resistant to the spell, while having [[Clarity]] gives you immunity to it. [[Stun immunity]] makes you temporarily immune to vexing.
+Having enough [[willpower]] makes you resistant to the spell, while having [[Clarity]] gives you immunity to the status as a whole. [[Stun immunity]] makes you temporarily immune to vexing.
-[[Trog|Trog's]] wrath can inflict Vexed, depending on current [[tension]].
+{{monsters with spell}}
-{{monsters with spell}}
+==Sources==
 ==Strategy==

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 ==Useful Info==
-'''Vampire bloodprinces''' are terrifying top-tier vampires who can summon clouds sleep-inducing of bats and control undead. They can be found in the [[Crypt]], rarely in themed vaults for [[Depths]], and on Crypt-themed [[ziggurat]] floors.
+'''Vampire bloodprinces''' are terrifying top-tier vampires who can summon sleep-inducing clouds of bats and control undead. They can be found in the [[Crypt]], rarely in themed vaults for [[Depths]], and on Crypt-themed [[ziggurat]] floors.
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 ==Tips & Tricks==
 * The clouds of bats made by [[Ravenous Swarm]] make living player species [[Drowsy]], which will turn into full [[Sleep]] after being inflicted enough times. Walking out of these clouds can be quite important, but isn't always possible between nearby terrain and the movement-binding of Grave Claw- deploying [[Translocations]] or [[scroll of blinking|scrolls of blinking]] can be crucial for avoiding a final rest.
 * Dominate Undead doesn't matter a lot versus [[necromancy]] casters in Crypt, but it will affect both [[Infestation]] [[death scarab]]s and allies gained through [[Yredelemnul]], and the rare appearances in Depths vaults can catch the rest of one's undead army. Leaving them behind elsewhere on the floor can be a better idea than fighting one's own charmed allies.
-* Player undead are immune to bat cloud sleep, but Dominate Undead will [[Vex|vexed]] them also with no line-of-fire required, so stacking on Willpower becomes absolutely crucial.
+* Player undead are immune to bat cloud sleep and Drain Life both, but Dominate Undead will [[Vex|vexed]] them also with no line-of-fire required, so stacking on Willpower becomes absolutely crucial.
 ==History==
 * Vampire bloodprinces were added in [[0.33]].

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	'''Guaranteed damage reduction (GDR)''' gives players a layer of protection in melee and ranged combat. Normally, each attack that hits you is reduced by a random amount up to your AC. Against regular melee and weapon attacks, your minimum AC reduction is equal to GDR% of the attack's damage, unless this would be higher than <code>1/2 * AC</code>. In essence, GDR is a form of insurance against poor AC rolls.		'''Guaranteed damage reduction (GDR)''' gives players a layer of protection in melee and ranged combat. Normally, each attack that hits you is reduced by a random amount up to your AC. Against regular melee and weapon attacks, your minimum AC reduction is equal to GDR% of the attack's damage, unless this would be higher than <code>1/2 * AC</code>. In essence, GDR is a form of insurance against poor AC rolls.

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 ==Strategy==
-One of the strongest brands on paper. Spectral offers an irresistible, AC-independent, +70% damage. In a perfect scenario, it completely outdamages the [[speed (brand)|speed]], [[flaming]], and [[freezing]] brands. It is limited by the mechanics of the spectral weapons.
+Spectral is one of the strongest brands on paper, offering an irresistible, AC-independent, +70% damage boost. Provided the spectral weapon can hit the enemy, this brand will ''completely'' outdamage the [[speed (brand)|speed]], [[flaming]], and [[freezing]] brands. It is limited by the mechanics of the spectral weapons.
 *The spectral brand can cause you to take extra damage, which is always risky. Area-of-effect attacks, like [[axes]] or [[Fireball]]s, are able to hit both you and the spectral weapon, causing you to take up to x1.7 damage.
 *Spectral weapons need a place to spawn. In a hallway or when surrounded, there can be no space for a spectral weapon, meaning this brand isn't providing any benefit.

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 GDR only works against physical damage, either in melee, with [[reaching]], or with a ranged/throwing weapon.
-It does ''not'' apply against any sort of spell or ability. Therefore, GDR does not apply to a [[Conjurations]] spell that does physical damage. Neither does it apply against "physical" abilities like [[Slug Dart]] or [[Harpoon Shot]]. It also doesn't work against elemental melee damage, such as an [[ice beast]]'s additional cold damage.
+It does ''not'' apply against any sort of spell or ability, unless that ability specifically uses the weapon/melee damage formula (e.g., [[Manifold Assault]]). Therefore, GDR does not apply to a [[Conjurations]] spell that does physical damage. Neither does it apply against "physical" abilities like [[Slug Dart]] or [[Harpoon Shot]]. It also doesn't work against elemental melee damage, such as an [[ice beast]]'s additional cold damage.
 ==Calculating GDR==

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 '''Evil''' (also "unholy") is a label used to describe immoral deeds, objects, forces, or beings. Evil is usually contrasted with [[good]], which describes things that are beneficial and actively make the world a better place. In ''Crawl'', there are many sources of evil.
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 The following player [[species]] are evil:
 *[[Demonspawn]]
 *[[Mummies]]
-*[[Vampire]]s
+*[[Poltergeist]]s
 *Any player under [[Death Form]] (worshippers of good gods are instantly excommunicated)
-Evil beings are weak to [[holy]] damage and [[holy wrath]]. Players of an evil species cannot worship [[good god]]s or wield holy wrath weapons. Note that playing an evil species does not mean you automatically ''have'' to traffic in evil (perform evil deeds, worship an evil god, etc).
+Evil beings are weak to [[holy]] damage and [[holy wrath]]. Players of an evil species cannot worship [[good god]]s or benefit from holy wrath. Note that playing an evil species does not mean you automatically ''have'' to traffic in evil (perform evil deeds, worship an evil god, etc).
 ==Evil deeds==
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 *Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings.
 *Intentionally harming your allies.
-**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. Note that [[Summon Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion will also trigger your god's wrath if it harms allies.
+**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. Note that [[Forge Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion will also trigger your god's wrath if it harms allies.
 *Using evil or unholy items (see below).
 In addition, good gods may dislike other things, depending on the god:
-*[[Zin]] disapproves of followers becoming [[mutation|mutated]], [[glowing]], casting [[List of spells by flag#Chaotic|chaotic]] spells (most [[transmutations]] and a few [[summonings|summoning]] spells) or polymorphing monsters. Zin also disapproves of attacking enemies while inside an invoked [[Zin#Given_abilities|Sanctuary]].
+*[[Zin]] disapproves of followers becoming [[mutation|mutated]], [[glowing]], casting [[List of spells by flag#Chaotic|chaotic]] spells (a few [[alchemy]] and [[Summonings|summoning]] spells), using [[talisman]]s, or polymorphing monsters. Zin also disapproves of attacking enemies while inside an invoked [[Zin#Given_abilities|Sanctuary]].
 *[[The Shining One]] doesn't like dishonorable fighting - all bonus-damage 'stab' attacks are prevented.
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 These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.
-*Weapons with [[Pain (brand)|pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[vampiricism]] brands.
+*Weapons with [[Pain (brand)|pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[vampiric]] brands.
 *Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident|tridents]], and [[demon whip|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.
 *[[Scrolls of torment]]
 *[[Staff of death]]
 *Certain [[unrand]]s:
 **[[Black Knight's barding]]
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 *[[Beogh]], the bloodthirsty god of [[orc]]s.
 *[[Kikubaaqudgha]], a terrible demon-god of Necromancy.
 *[[Lugonu]], the chaotic god of [[the Abyss]].
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 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.31]], distortion weapons and the macabre finger necklace weren't evil.
 *In [[0.29]] and [[0.30]], [[Amulet of Vitality]] was considered evil.

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 '''Gods''' are a central concept to ''[[Dungeon Crawl]]''. The game's pantheon features 26 distinct deities; each provides increasingly powerful abilities to their worshipers, but punishes followers for any violation of their individual commandments. Your character may only worship a single god at a time, and most gods punish followers for abandoning them, so choose wisely.
 ==The pantheon==
-* '''[[Ashenzari]] the Shackled''', god of divinations and [[curse]]s.
+*'''[[Ashenzari]] the Shackled''', god of divinations and [[curse]]s.
-* '''[[Beogh]] the Shepherd''', evil god of [[list of orcs|the orcs]].
+*'''[[Beogh]] the Shepherd''', evil god of [[list of orcs|the orcs]].
-* '''[[Cheibriados]] the Contemplative''', the slow god.
+*'''[[Cheibriados]] the Contemplative''', the slow god.
-* '''[[Dithmenos]] the Shadowed''', god of darkness.
+*'''[[Dithmenos]] the Shadowed''', god of darkness.
-* '''[[Elyvilon]] the Healer''', good god of healing.
+*'''[[Elyvilon]] the Healer''', good god of healing.
-* '''[[Fedhas Madash]]''', god of [[plant]]s.
+*'''[[Fedhas Madash]]''', god of [[plant]]s.
-* '''[[Gozag Ym Sagoz]] the Greedy''', god of [[gold]] and mercantilism.
+*'''[[Gozag Ym Sagoz]] the Greedy''', god of [[gold]] and mercantilism.
-* '''[[Hepliaklqana]] the Forgotten''', god of ancestry and memory.
+*'''[[Hepliaklqana]] the Forgotten''', god of ancestry and memory.
-* '''[[Ignis]] the Dying Flame''', fading god of guttering flames.
+*'''[[Ignis]] the Dying Flame''', fading god of guttering flames.
-* '''[[Jiyva]] the Shapeless''', chaotic god of [[list of jellies|slimes]].
+*'''[[Jiyva]] the Shapeless''', chaotic god of [[list of jellies|slimes]].
-* '''[[Kikubaaqudgha]]''', evil demon-god of [[necromancy]].
+*'''[[Kikubaaqudgha]]''', evil demon-god of [[necromancy]].
-* '''[[Lugonu]] the Unformed''', chaotic evil god of [[the Abyss]].
+*'''[[Lugonu]] the Unformed''', chaotic evil god of [[the Abyss]].
-* '''[[Makhleb]] the Destroyer''', chaotic evil god of slaughter and bloodshed.
+*'''[[Makhleb]] the Destroyer''', chaotic evil god of slaughter and bloodshed.
-* '''[[Nemelex Xobeh]]''', god of [[cards]].
+*'''[[Nemelex Xobeh]]''', chaotic god of [[cards]].
-* '''[[Okawaru]] the Warmaster''', god of battle and single combat.
+*'''[[Okawaru]] the Warmaster''', god of battle and single combat.
-* '''[[Qazlal Stormbringer]]''', god of storms.
+*'''[[Qazlal Stormbringer]]''', god of storms.
-* '''[[Ru]] the Awakened''', god of sacrifice and inner power.
+*'''[[Ru]] the Awakened''', god of sacrifice and inner power.
-* '''[[Sif Muna]] the Loreminder''', god of [[magic]] and mystical secrets.
+*'''[[Sif Muna]] the Loreminder''', god of [[magic]] and mystical secrets.
-* '''[[Trog]] the Wrathful''', god of [[berserk|violent rage]].
+*'''[[Trog]] the Wrathful''', god of [[berserk|violent rage]].
-* '''[[Uskayaw]] the Reveler''', god of dancing and revelry.
+*'''[[Uskayaw]] the Reveler''', god of dancing and revelry.
-* '''[[Vehumet]]''', god of [[Conjurations|destructive magic]].
+*'''[[Vehumet]]''', god of [[Conjurations|destructive magic]].
-* '''The [[Wu Jian|Wu Jian Council]]''', a council of formerly mortal martial artists.
+*'''The [[Wu Jian|Wu Jian Council]]''', a council of formerly mortal martial artists.
-* '''[[Xom]] the Unpredictable''', chaotic god of [[chaos]].
+*'''[[Xom]] the Unpredictable''', chaotic god of [[chaos]].
-* '''[[Yredelemnul]] the Dark''', evil god of death and [[undead|undeath]].
+*'''[[Yredelemnul]] the Dark''', evil god of death and [[undead|undeath]].
-* '''[[Zin]] the Law-Giver''', good god of law and purity.
+*'''[[Zin]] the Law-Giver''', good god of law and purity.
-* '''[[The Shining One]]''', good god of honourable crusades against evil.
+*'''[[The Shining One]]''', good god of honourable crusades against evil.
 ==Joining a god==
 You may become a follower of a god in a number of ways. You can begin with one of the religious [[background]]s:
-* [[Berserker]], worshipping Trog
+*[[Berserker]], worshipping Trog
-* [[Chaos Knight]], worshipping Xom
+*[[Chaos Knight]], worshipping Xom
-* [[Cinder Acolyte]], worshipping Ignis
+*[[Cinder Acolyte]], worshipping Ignis
 Otherwise, you may pray with '<' or '>' at a god's [[altar]], where you will be shown a description of the god, their powers, and their commandments as well as given the option to convert to their religion. You can also bring up a description of every god in the game by using the key commands ''''?/G''''. A [[faded altar]] will convert you to a random god (from a pool of 3), and gives you a [[piety]] bonus.
-Conscious [[orc priest]]s, [[orc high priest]]s, and [[Saint Roka]] all offer [[Hill Orc]]s the opportunity to convert to [[Beogh]] so long as they are within [[line of sight]]. This conversion can be done by using the special ''''a''''bility ''Convert to Beogh''. All orcs within sight of the player will become neutral the first time the player uses this ability in a game.
+Conscious [[orc priest]]s, [[orc high priest]]s, and [[Saint Roka]] all offer you the opportunity to convert to [[Beogh]] so long as you are within [[line of sight]], injured, and aren't already worshipping a god. This conversion can be done by using the special ''''a''''bility ''Convert to Beogh''. All orcs within sight of the player will become neutral the first time the player uses this ability in a game.
 [[Monk]]s do not start worshipping a god, but their pious lifestyle prior to entering the Dungeon will gain them additional favor; the first time they begin worshipping a god, they gain a significant amount of bonus [[piety]].
 Some species have religious restrictions on which gods they may worship:
-* [[Demigod]]s may not worship any god.
+*[[Demigod]]s may not worship any god.
-* Only [[Hill Orc]]s may worship Beogh.
+*[[Demon]]ic or [[undead]] species ([[Demonspawn]], [[Mummy|Mummies]], [[Poltergeist]]s, and [[Revenant]]s) may not worship good-aligned gods (Zin, Elyvilon, and the Shining One).
-* [[Demon]]ic or [[undead]] species ([[Demonspawn]], [[Ghoul]]s, [[Mummy|Mummies]], and [[Vampire]]s) may not worship good-aligned gods (Zin, Elyvilon, and the Shining One).
+*[[Djinn]] may not worship the spell-granting [[Sif Muna]], [[Vehumet]], or [[Kikubaaqudgha]].
 ==Changing or renouncing gods==
-You can abandon your god for another by praying at your new god's altar, or by renouncing your faith with the "Renounce Religion" ability. The latter can be done at any time as a special ability (command '''aX'''). In addition, most gods will excommunicate you if your [[piety]] ever reaches 0, and the good gods will excommunicate you for casting the spell [[Necromutation]].
+You can abandon your god for another by praying at your new god's altar, or by renouncing your faith with the "Renounce Religion" ability. The latter can be done at any time as a special ability (command '''aX'''). In addition, most gods will excommunicate you if your [[piety]] ever reaches 0, and the good gods will excommunicate you for activating a [[death talisman]].
 Abandoning a god (or being excommunicated) will always incur [[penance]] and usually results in [[divine retribution]], with a few exceptions.
-*Ru never inflicts divine retribution for abandoment, but any sacrifices that the player makes to it are permanent.
+*Ru never inflicts divine retribution for abandonment, but any sacrifices that the player makes to it are permanent.
-*Leaving a [[good god]] (Elyvilon, Zin, or The Shining One) incurs penance, but they won't exhibit wrath upon you until you worship a disliked god. All 3 good gods dislike evil gods (Beogh, Yredelemnul, Lugonu, Kikubaaqudgha, Makhleb, or Dithmenos). Zin will also punish you for joining Jiyva or Xom, who are chaotic gods. This won't be forgotten over time;  even if you join an evil god 100,000 turns later, wrath is still incurred.
+*Leaving a [[good god]] (Elyvilon, Zin, or The Shining One) incurs penance, but they won't exhibit wrath upon you until you worship a disliked god. All 3 good gods dislike evil gods (Beogh, Yredelemnul, Lugonu, Kikubaaqudgha, or Makhleb). Zin will also punish you for joining chaotic gods (Jiyva, Nemelex, or Xom). This won't be forgotten over time; even if you join an evil god 100,000 turns later, wrath is still incurred.
 :Switching between good gods will even carry over half of your piety from one god to the other. Switching back to the first god will not restore piety; the number is simply halved again.
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 ==See also==
-* [[Choosing a god]]
+*[[Choosing a god]]
-* [[Piety]]
+*[[Piety]]
-* [[Divine retribution]]
+*[[Divine retribution]]
-* [[God comparison]]
+*[[God comparison]]
-* [[Pray]]er
+*[[Pray]]er
 ==History==
-* [[Ignis]], the Dying Flame, joined the pantheon in [[0.28]].
+*Prior to [[0.32]], [[Dithmenos]] was evil, and [[Nemelex Xobeh]] was not chaotic. Also, only [[Hill Orc]]s could worship [[Beogh]].
-* Prior to [[0.27]], Gargoyles were unable to worship [[Yredelemnul]].
+*[[Ignis]], the Dying Flame, joined the pantheon in [[0.28]].
-* Prior to [[0.24]], the undead could not worship [[Fedhas]].
+*Prior to [[0.27]], Gargoyles were unable to worship [[Yredelemnul]].
-* Prior to [[0.23]], [[Dithmenos]] was not evil.
+*Prior to [[0.24]], the undead could not worship [[Fedhas]].
-* The [[Wu Jian|Wu Jian Council]] was added in [[0.21]].
+*Prior to [[0.22]], [[Dithmenos]] was not evil.
-* In 0.19, [[Uskayaw]] the Reveler and [[Hepliaklqana]] the Forgotten joined the pantheon, and Pakellas was removed.
+*The [[Wu Jian|Wu Jian Council]] was added in [[0.21]].
-* [[Pakellas]] the Inventive, the engineer god of magical devices, joined the pantheon in [[0.18]].
+*In 0.19, [[Uskayaw]] the Reveler and [[Hepliaklqana]] the Forgotten joined the pantheon, and Pakellas was removed.
-* [[Faded altar]]s were introduced in [[0.17]].
+*[[Pakellas]] the Inventive, the engineer god of magical devices, joined the pantheon in [[0.18]].
 *[[Gozag Ym Sagoz]] the Greedy and [[Ru]] the Awakened were added in [[0.16]].
 *[[Qazlal Stormbringer]] was added in [[0.15]].

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 ''This page refers to the player [[species]]. For the monster, see [[Gargoyle (monster)]]. For a list of all monstrous gargoyles, see [[List of gargoyles]].''
 {{flavour|A cross between ordinary stone gargoyles and living beings, Gargoyles are hideous humanoids with an affinity to rock. They have low health, but large amounts of innate armour which increases further as they gain levels. They eventually gain the ability to fly continuously.
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 ===AC Bonuses===
-The AC bonus begins at +2.4 at XL 1. From XL 2-7, it increases by +0.4 AC per XL. From thereafter, it increases by 0.8 per XL, reaching a maximum of +20 at XL 27.<ref>{{source ref|0.31.0|player.cc|6054}}</ref> This bonus is then rounded down. See below for a table:
+The AC bonus begins at +2.4 at XL 1. From XL 2-7, it increases by +0.4 AC per XL. From thereafter, it increases by 0.8 per XL, reaching a maximum of +20 at XL 27.<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|player.cc|6316}}</ref> This bonus is then rounded down. See below for a table:
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 *Having enough time pass without the caster renewing the effect. Note that if you are currently mesmerised by a particular monster, you will always fail to resist any attempt at mesmerisation from that monster.
-Reading a [[scroll of silence]] or casting [[Silence]], provided the source of mesmerisation is within your silence radius, will also work if the source of mesmerism is singing (in casting either  [[Siren Song]] or [[Avatar Song]].)
+[[Silence]] will also work if the source of mesmerism is casting either [[Siren Song]] or [[Avatar Song]].
 ==Sources==

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 *Uncontrolled [[blink]]ing or [[teleport]]ing beyond the caster's line of sight. A [[scroll of blinking]] does not work for getting away. But you can blink closer to the monster mesmerising you, which might be useful when the caster is hiding behind other enemies.
-The following methods only work if the source of mesmerisation is the spell:
+The following methods only work if the source of mesmerisation is via any spell:
 *[[Polymorph]]ing the source of mesmerisation.
 *Disabling the source of mesmerisation ([[confusion]], [[petrification]], [[fear]], etc.).
 *Having enough time pass without the caster renewing the effect. Note that if you are currently mesmerised by a particular monster, you will always fail to resist any attempt at mesmerisation from that monster.
-*Reading a [[scroll of silence]] or casting [[Silence]], provided the source of mesmerisation is within your silence radius.
 ==Sources==
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 *{{monsterlink|Merfolk avatar}}
-In addition, the [[obsidian axe]] causes you to be mesmerised against any enemy in LOS. Being in [[Maw Form]] has a 1 in 6 chance to do the same.
+There are additional some other non-spell sources of this effect, which can't make you mesmerised by more than one monster at a time.
 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.34]], Maw Form could not mesmerise.
+*Prior to [[0.34]], Maw Form could not mesmerise you.
 *Prior to [[0.27]], you could unwield the [[obsidian axe]] to get rid of all mesmerisation, including from spells.
 *Prior to [[0.20]], you could break out of mesmerisation by creating a [[noise]] of 20 loudness or higher, such as by reading a [[scroll of noise]], casting [[Lightning Bolt]], or evoking a [[wand of lightning]].

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 ==Useful Info==
-A hydra with 4 to 12 heads is summoned. The number of heads depends on [[spell power]]; the hydra will have <code>(1d<power> - 1) / 6</code> heads, but there is an 83% chance that its heads are capped at 8.<ref>{{source ref|0.30.0|spl-summoning.cc|268}}</ref>
+A hydra with 4 to 12 heads is summoned. The number of heads depends on [[spell power]]; the hydra will have <code>(1d<power> - 1) / 6</code> heads, but there is an 83% chance that its heads are capped at 8.<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|spl-summoning.cc|466}}</ref>
 The duration of the summon does not depend on the spell power and is always very short, around 9 turns.

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 '''Magic points''' or '''Mana points''' (usually abbreviated to MP) is the amount of magical energy which a given character has. It is used for spellcasting, and for invoking divine powers, mutations, and intrinsic abilities. Having your MP fall to zero is not lethal, though you won't have any MP to use on abilities.
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 ==Regeneration==
-Your base magic regeneration rate (BMRR) is <code>7 + MMP/2</code>.<ref>{{source ref|0.32.0|player.cc|1351}}</ref> This is doubled if you have the [[Mana Regeneration]] mutation. The following modifiers are then applied to determine total magic regeneration rate (TMRR):
+Your base magic regeneration rate (BMRR) is <code>7 + MMP/2</code>.<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|player.cc|1298}}</ref> This is doubled if you have the [[Mana Regeneration]] mutation. The following modifiers are then applied to determine total magic regeneration rate (TMRR):
 *An [[amulet of magic regeneration]] gives +40 MP regen.

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 {{flavour|Its wearer takes one free step when moving towards enemies.}}
 [[File:Rampaging_tile.png|thumb|300px|right|The 8 directions you can rampage.<br>Monsters "a knight's move" away cannot be rampaged to.]]
-'''Rampaging''' is an [[ego]] found on [[boots]] and [[artefact]]s, and innate to [[Armataur]]s. When the wearer moves directly towards an enemy (i.e. the enemy is positioned in one of the 8 directions from the wearer), rampage automatically causes an extra tile of movement. If the wearer is only one space away from an enemy, the wearer will move instantly, then make a melee attack at movement delay and ministun the enemy for 5 [[aut]].
+'''Rampaging''' is an [[ego]] found on [[boots]] and [[artefact]]s, and innate to [[Armataur]]s. When the wearer moves directly towards an enemy (i.e. the enemy is positioned in one of the 8 directions from the wearer), rampage automatically causes an extra tile of movement. If the wearer is only one space away from an enemy, the wearer will move instantly, then make a melee attack at movement delay and stun the enemy for 5 [[aut]].
 [[Cheibriados]] disapproves of the Rampaging ego, but doesn't mind Armataur rampaging.
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 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.34]], Rampaging didn't stack, and free attacks were at attack delay. Also, there was no ministun when making a rampaging attack.
+*Prior to [[0.34]], Rampaging didn't stack. Also, free attacks were at attack delay, but there was no ministun when making a rampaging attack.
 *Rampaging was added in [[0.26]], replacing the [[running]] ego on boots.
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 [[File:Makhleb_altar.png]] "Blood and souls for Makhleb!"''
 {{flavour|Makhleb the Destroyer is a fearsome deity of bloodshed and mortification of the flesh. Followers are expected to cleanse others by inflicting suffering and death on them in Makhleb's name. Dedicated followers may also access the raw energies and hell-spawned servants of chaos, so that they may better break the impure world and its false laws for their evil god's glory.
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 '''[[Piety|Piety level *]]''': "Disciple of Destruction"
-*'''Gain Health From Killing''' - When '''you''' kill a monster, you have a piety-dependent chance of healing, with the amount healed based on the monster's [[HD]]. You have a <code>30 + (50 * (max(piety - 30, 130)/130)</code>% chance<ref>{{source ref|0.32.0|mon-death.cc|2581}}<br>piety_breakpoint(0) = 1* piety = 30<br>piety_breakpoint(5) = 6* piety = 160</ref> of healing <code>HD/2 + 1d(HD/2) - 0.5</code> hit points.<ref>{{source ref|0.32.0|mon-death.cc|2587}}</ref> At max piety, you have an 80% chance to heal an average of <code>3/4 * HD - 0.25</code> HP. This will not trigger if your ally deals the killing blow. (Passive)
+*'''Gain Health From Killing''' - When '''you''' kill a monster, you have a piety-dependent chance of healing, with the amount healed based on the monster's [[HD]]. You have a <code>30 + (50 * (max(piety - 30, 130)/130)</code>% chance<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|mon-death.cc|2288}}<br>piety_breakpoint(0) = 1* piety = 30<br>piety_breakpoint(5) = 6* piety = 160</ref> of healing <code>HD/2 + 1d(HD/2) - 0.5</code> hit points.<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|mon-death.cc|2294}}</ref> At max piety, you have an 80% chance to heal an average of <code>3/4 * HD - 0.25</code> HP. This will not trigger if your ally deals the killing blow. (Passive)
 '''[[Piety|Piety level **]]''': "Fanfare of Bloodshed"
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 | Mark of Carnage || Summons from Infernal Servant are summoned next to a random enemy and cause a large blast (dependent on your Destruction type) which only harms enemies.
 |-
-| Mark of Execution || Each melee kill has a chance to temporarily activate the '''Execution''' status, which gives you [[rampage]] and an aux attack that automatically retaliates for attacks that miss you. Doing anything other than attacking will quickly cause the transformation to expire.
+| Mark of Execution || Each melee kill has a 20% chance to temporarily activate the '''Execution''' status, which gives you [[rampage]] and an aux attack that automatically retaliates for attacks that miss you. Doing anything other than attacking will quickly cause the transformation to expire.
 |-
 | Mark of Haemoclasm || Killed enemies have a chance of exploding into gore based on the number of adjacent enemies, which does damage proportional to how much health that enemy had. Enemies killed by this explosion always explode. Does not harm the player. If there are no other monsters around the target, then the chance is 5%. Otherwise it's <code>600 / (30 - num_monsters * 3)</code>%:
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 Infernal Servants can be great allies, especially in numbers. Multiple demons are enough to take out threatening enemies, such as [[hydra]]s, in the mid-game. As your Invocations skill increases, you will start to get tier-2 demons, which are strong whether on their own or in groups. But, like with many things in Crawl, it's best to summon your demonic allies ''before'' engaging a tough enemy. If you're already in danger, summoning a hostile demon probably won't help.
-The healing is particularly appreciated by [[Ghoul]]s and bloodless [[Vampire]]s, who have issues healing normally, and [[Djinn]], who use HP to cast their spells. You should not rely entirely on this healing, but it can help you sustain a bit longer during a fight.
+The healing is particularly appreciated by [[Djinn]], who use HP to cast their spells. You should not rely entirely on this healing, but it can help you sustain a bit longer during a fight.
 Unfortunately, Makhleb doesn't offer great panic buttons. If you're already at low HP, this god won't help much. Also, in order for Makhleb's abilities to be reliable, you'll need a fair bit of Invocations skill.
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 ==History==
-{{CBA|0.33|Mark of Execution will be slightly buffed: the activation chance will be increased from 14% to 20%, and the XL scaling of the aux attack's base damage will be increased somewhat too (by 3.5 by XL 27).}}
+*Prior to [[0.33]], Mark of Execution has only a 14% activation chance, and the XL scaling of the aux attack's base damage was lower.
 *Makhleb was overhauled in [[0.32]], with the addition of Infernal Marks. Previously, its active abilities were as follows:
 **2* - Minor Destruction - for a fixed cost of 1 HP, cast one of [[Throw Flame]], [[Throw Frost]], [[Vitriol]], [[Stone Arrow]], and [[Pain]] at random

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 ==List of banes==
-*'''[[Bane of Claustrophobia]]''', which lowers melee damage and accuracy for each wall the player is adjacent to (Slay -2 per wall).
+*'''[[Bane of Claustrophobia]]''', which lowers damage and accuracy for each wall the player is adjacent to (Slay -2 and -10% spellpower per wall).
 *'''[[Bane of the Dilettante]]''', which reduces the player's highest weapon skill by 50% as well as their two highest magic / invocation / evocation skills by 25%.

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 {{flavour|An painted eyepatch made from a scrap of wolf pelt. Transforms the user into a vicious werewolf, muscles surging with predatory instinct. Killing enemies in this form will give a stacking bonus to your damage and accuracy, and slaying enough of them in a row will cause you to unleash a vicious howl that makes any still alive cower in fear - and leaves them susceptible to a devastating leaping takedown.}}
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 '''Restrictions'''
-*'''[[Transformation#Useful Info|Melded Gear]]:''' Helmet, gloves, boots, barding, cloak
+*'''[[Transformation#Useful Info|Melded Gear]]:''' Gloves, boots, barding
 *'''Suppressed [[mutations]]:''' None
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 ==History==
 *Lupine talismans were added in [[0.33]].
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 * [[Dithmenos]]'s Primordial Nightfall setting one's LOS to zero interacts strangely with projectile monsters, leaving them unable to hit until one's LOS raises back up to at least 1. Since this doesn't actually remove the stars, this mostly just helps with [[teleport]]ing out.
 * [[Nemelex Xobeh]]'s [[Tomb card]]s can provide star cover if there's no adjacent enemies, though it will also let the star jellies recover back to full health. Using a [[wand of digging]] can open the Tomb up early, but the stars will still be present if you don't wait and count up to 20.
 * [[Zin]]'s Sanctuary removes all slow projectiles, which includes shooting stars.

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 **Although the concept of a rune lock to the Vaults had been debated since very early versions of ''Crawl'', it was only implemented after the [[0.13]] tournament, in which acquiring a rune before D:14 was an optional challenge conduct.
-::Without a rune lock, players have much less of a reason to enter the Lair Branch endings at an expected level. They could explore Dungeon, both Lair Branch: 1-4s, and Vaults: 1-4 before entering a branch end. So by the time the player entered their first rune vault, they'd be overlevelled (thus, removing the challenge from obtaining your first rune).
+::Without a rune lock, players have much less of a reason to enter the Lair Branch endings at an expected level. They could explore Dungeon, both Lair Branch:1-4s, and Vaults:1-4 before entering a branch end. So by the time the player entered their first rune vault, they'd be overlevelled (thus, removing the challenge from obtaining your first rune).
 *A rune lock requiring 3 runes has always existed for [[the Realm of Zot]].
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 In order to make the best use of Wyrmbane, one must first kill many dragons with it. Fortunately, this is an easier task than it might seem. Getting Wyrmbane up to +12 can be accomplished by hunting [[fire dragon|fire]] and [[ice dragon]]s, which can be found throughout [[the Depths]] easily enough. [[Storm dragon|Storm]], [[shadow dragon|shadow]], and [[quicksilver dragon]]s (HD 14-17) are often found in [[Vaults]]:5. [[List of draconians|Professional draconians]] (HD 16) can be found in [[Zot]] and around its entrance.
-[[Golden dragon|Golden]] and [[bone dragon]]s are probably the easiest dragons to find that will get you all the way up to +18. You can either dip into the Realm of Zot to hunt golden dragons, or into [[The Crypt]], where bone dragons and [[skeleton (monster)|skeletal]] or [[zombie|zombified]] dragons of very high HD tend to roam. The [[Abyss]], [[Hell]]s, and [[Pandemonium]] all contain even more dragons for the particularly daring explorer to slay.
+[[Wyrmhole]]s, [[golden dragon]]s and [[bone dragon]]s are probably the easiest dragons to find that will get you all the way up to +18. Wymholes can be found in the [[Depths]], golden dragons in [[Zot]], and [[bone dragon]]s and [[derived undead]] dragons can be found in [[The Crypt]]. The [[Abyss]], [[Hell]]s, and [[Pandemonium]] all contain even more dragons for the particularly daring explorer to slay.
 The uniques [[Maggie]] and [[Margery]] both have a tiny chance (1%) of spawning with a slightly pre-enchanted Wyrmbane; Maggie's version is +9 while Margery has raised it to +10.

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 {{flavour|An enchanted lance deadly to all dragonkind. It grows more powerful every time it inflicts a killing blow on a strong dragon. The more powerful it grows, the harder it will be to find a worthy opponent.}}
 [[File:Wyrmbane.png]] '''''the +8 lance "Wyrmbane"'''''
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 | {{Cyan|D}} || [[File:Iron dragon.png]] || [[Iron dragon]] || 18
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 ==Desirability==
-Very high. A fully empowered '''Wyrmbane'''<ref>{{source ref|0.31.0|art-data.txt|675}}</ref> is a top-tier weapon, arguably ''the'' best in the game. First off, Wyrmbane has a high, irresistible damage output. It also takes little skill to reach [[mindelay]], can be wielded with a [[shield]] (for all species), and provides some very helpful resistances.
+Very high. A fully empowered '''Wyrmbane'''<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|art-data.txt|682}}</ref> is a top-tier weapon, arguably ''the'' best in the game. First off, Wyrmbane has a high, irresistible damage output. It also takes little skill to reach [[mindelay]], can be wielded with a [[shield]] (for all species), and provides some very helpful resistances.
 Be aware that the [[dragon slaying]] brand has little to do with its excellent performance. Swinging a +18 or so lance at 0.5 delay works fine against any opponent. It stacks well with other slaying bonuses and [[might]]/[[berserk]].

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 *When you first encounter a boggart, expect to see others nearby as they almost always travel in a pack. Multiple boggarts can quickly turn a perfectly safe room into an overwhelmingly dangerous fight with the promise of further reinforcements as soon as you make a dent in their summons. As such, never attempt to fight your way through a boggart's summons, and always make killing them quickly a high priority. They're fairly fragile, rarely needing more than two decent hits to kill, and as soon as a boggart dies, its summons will vanish.
 *Having a source of [[see invisible]] makes invisible boggart hunting much easier.
-*Boggarts have only moderate [[willpower]]. Someone with a bit of [[Evocations]] or [[Hexes]] training should be able to [[paralyze]], [[polymorph]], [[Confusing Touch|confuse]], or otherwise disable a boggart with to prevent them from summoning. However, killing them outright is usually the faster approach.
+*Boggarts have only moderate [[willpower]]. Someone with a bit of [[Evocations]] or [[Hexes]] training should be able to [[paralyze]], [[polymorph]], [[Confusing Touch|confuse]], or otherwise disable a boggart to prevent them from summoning. However, killing them outright is usually the faster approach.
-*Casters with area-of-effect spells like [[Olgreb's Toxic Radiance]], [[Fireball]], or [[Freezing Cloud]] should try to clear boggarts out quickly. Others can make use of attack [[wand]]s, such as [[wand of acid|acid]] or [[wand of iceblast|iceblast]], or evocables like a [[tin of tremorstones]] or [[condenser vane]]. They have low health and poor will, so a [[wand of disintegration]] with its long range is ideal.
+*Casters with area-of-effect spells like [[Olgreb's Toxic Radiance]], [[Fireball]], or [[Freezing Cloud]] should try to clear boggarts out quickly. Others can make use of attack [[wand]]s, such as [[wand of acid|acid]] or [[wand of iceblast|iceblast]], or evocables like a [[tin of tremorstones]] or [[condenser vane]]. They have low health and poor will, so a [[wand of mindburst]] with its long range is ideal.
-*Once a boggart has started summoning, [[smite-targeted]] attacks are ideal for taking it out without having to fight through an army. Spells like [[Portal Projectile]], [[Borgnjor's Vile Clutch]], and [[Airstrike]] or invocations such as [[Qazlal]]'s Upheaval or [[Beogh]]'s Smite are all good examples. For those without such tactics and without easy access to area-of-effect or piercing attacks, duck around a corner if possible so you only see a few creatures at a time. Eventually, the boggart will blunder into your reach.
+*Once a boggart has started summoning, [[smite-targeted]] attacks are ideal for taking it out without having to fight through an army. Spells like [[Dimensional Bullseye]], [[Borgnjor's Vile Clutch]], and [[Airstrike]] or invocations such as [[Qazlal]]'s Upheaval or [[Beogh]]'s Smite are all good examples. For those without such tactics and without easy access to area-of-effect or piercing attacks, duck around a corner if possible so you only see a few creatures at a time. Eventually, the boggart will blunder into your reach.
 *If you simply don't have the means to safely take care of boggarts after they've called up an army, run or even [[teleport]] away. Their summons will eventually despawn, giving you another shot at killing them.
 *If you open a [[door]] and suddenly find yourself face-to-face with several boggarts, close it. They'll walk up to the door and open it instead of immediately summoning monsters, meaning at the very least you'll be able to close to melee range more quickly.

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 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.34]], Daze only caused monsters to have a 25% to do nothing. Also, it could be dispelled.
+*Prior to [[0.34]], Daze only caused monsters to have a 25% to do nothing, and daze could not be inflicted on players, but the status did not end after being damaged. Also, it could be dispelled.
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 You may also kill monsters to eventually create a gateway out; higher XP contributes more. However, going deeper than A:5 gives a <code>(Floor-4)</code>x XP penalty for purposes of stair creation.
-Finally, altars of [[Lugonu]] are scattered throughout the Abyss, who offers worshippers an immediate way out. Most [[god]]s will inflict [[divine retribution]] for leaving them, but Lugonu provides some protection against wrath, and may be the best/only option to survive.
+Finally, altars of [[Lugonu]] are scattered throughout the Abyss, who offers converts an immediate way out. Most [[god]]s will inflict [[divine retribution]] for leaving them, but Lugonu provides some protection against wrath, and may be the best/only option to survive.
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 ==Trivia==
-*Dissolution is a devout worshipper, but not a burbling mass of conciousness like [[The Royal Jelly]], and therefore unable to sustain a god alone. So when TRJ (thus, [[Jiyva]]) dies, Dissolution's Summon Eyeballs spell is replaced with a unique set of [[cantrip]]s.
+*Dissolution is a devout worshipper, but not a burbling mass of consciousness like [[The Royal Jelly]], and therefore unable to sustain a god alone. So when TRJ (thus, [[Jiyva]]) dies, Dissolution's Summon Eyeballs spell is replaced with a unique set of [[cantrip]]s.
 ==History==
-{{CBA|0.33|Dissolution will get a new '''M_AMORPHOUS''' flag, which grants monsters web, net, constriction immunity, and [[Shatter]] resistance.}}
+*In [[0.33]], Dissolution gained the [[amorphous]] flag.
-*In [[0.28]], Dissolution recieved special behavior when Jiyva dies.
+*In [[0.28]], Dissolution received special behavior when Jiyva dies.
 *Dissolution was considered male before version [[0.24]].

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 Creatures will only be pulled if they are more than 2 tiles away already.<br>
 Creatures will never be pulled adjacent to the player.