Amulet of rage - Revision history

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 ==History==
-*Amulets of rage will be removed in [[0.25]].
+*Amulets of rage were removed in [[0.25]].
 *Prior to [[0.15]], wearing this amulet had a tiny chance of extending your berserk each time you killed an enemy.
 *Prior to [[0.11]], this amulet also decreased the odds of you passing out after your berserk state ends.
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 [[File:rage_evoc.png]]
-[[Formicid]]s, [[mummies]], and [[ghoul]]s can never go berserk, and thus have no use for this amulet. [[Vampire]]s that are [[hunger|Thirsty]] or worse also cannot go berserk, nor can other species that are Near Starving. [[Cheibriados]] disapproves of going berserk and will impose [[penance]] upon followers that do so.
+[[Formicid]]s, [[mummies]], and [[ghoul]]s can never go berserk, and thus have no use for this amulet. Bloodless [[Vampire]]s also cannot go berserk, nor can other species that are Starving. [[Cheibriados]] disapproves of going berserk and will impose [[penance]] upon followers that do so.
 ==Strategy==
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 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.15]], wearing this amulet had a tiny chance of extending your berserk each time you killed an enemy.
 *Prior to [[0.11]], this amulet also decreased the odds of you passing out after your berserk state ends.
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 For users with a decent Evocations skill, this amulet is a reliable and renewable source of berserking. For non-[[Trog]] followers, this is amazingly useful, especially in the early game. Even without Evocations skill, however, it is far from useless; at no skill, you have a 50% chance of activating it. Simply start making activation attempts when the enemy is two or three tiles away, and if you activate early, simply pass a turn or move to meet it. This will reduce the duration of your berserk slightly, but you should still have plenty of time to crush your opponent. See the [[Berserk]] article for advice on intelligent berserking.
-Be aware that in rare cases monsters can use amulets of rage against you, if they happened to find one somewhere.
+Be aware that monsters can use amulets of rage against you, if they happened to find one somewhere.
 ==History==

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+{{flavour|An amulet that enables its wearer to attempt to enter a state of berserk rage.}}
 Wearing an '''amulet of rage''' allows you to go [[berserk]] at will. This vastly increases your combat capabilities for a short while, but leaves you penalized afterwards (see the [[berserk]] article for more details).
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 [[File:rage_evoc.png]]
-[[Formicid]]s, [[mummies]], and [[ghoul]]s, cannot berserk, and thus have no use for this amulet. [[Vampire]]s with less than Satiated ([[hunger]]) also cannot berserk.
+[[Formicid]]s, [[mummies]], and [[ghoul]]s can never go berserk, and thus have no use for this amulet. [[Vampire]]s that are [[hunger|Thirsty]] or worse also cannot go berserk, nor can other species that are Near Starving. [[Cheibriados]] disapproves of going berserk and will impose [[penance]] upon followers that do so.
 ==Strategy==
-For users with a decent Evocations skill, this amulet is a reliable and effectively infinite source of berserking. For non-[[Trog]] followers, this is amazingly useful, especially in the early game. Even without Evocations skill, however, it is far from useless. At no skill, you have a 50% chance of activating it. Simply start making activation attempts when the enemy is two or three tiles away, and if you activate early, simply pass a turn or move to meet it. This will reduce the duration of your berserk slightly, but you should still have plenty of time to crush your opponent. See the [[Berserk]] article for advice on intelligent berserking.
+For users with a decent Evocations skill, this amulet is a reliable and renewable source of berserking. For non-[[Trog]] followers, this is amazingly useful, especially in the early game. Even without Evocations skill, however, it is far from useless; at no skill, you have a 50% chance of activating it. Simply start making activation attempts when the enemy is two or three tiles away, and if you activate early, simply pass a turn or move to meet it. This will reduce the duration of your berserk slightly, but you should still have plenty of time to crush your opponent. See the [[Berserk]] article for advice on intelligent berserking.
-Be aware that in rare cases monsters can use found berserk amulets against you.
+Be aware that in rare cases monsters can use amulets of rage against you, if they happened to find one somewhere.
 ==History==
-Prior to [[0.15]], wearing this amulet had a tiny chance of extending your berserk each time you killed an enemy.
+*Prior to [[0.15]], wearing this amulet had a tiny chance of extending your berserk each time you killed an enemy.
+*Prior to [[0.11]], this amulet also decreased the odds of you passing out after your berserk state ends.
 {{jewellery}}

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 ==History==
-Prior to [[0.15]], wearing this amulet had a tiny chance of extending your berkserk each time you killed an enemy.
+Prior to [[0.15]], wearing this amulet had a tiny chance of extending your berserk each time you killed an enemy.
 Prior to [[0.11]], this amulet also decreased the odds of you passing out after your berserk state ends.
 {{jewellery}}

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 {{flavour|This amulet enables its wearer to attempt to enter a state of berserk rage.}}
-Wearing an '''amulet of rage''' allows you to go [[berserk]] at will. This vastly increases your combat capabilities for a short while, but leaves you penalized afterwards (see the [[berserk]] article for more details). This [[amulet]] is automatically identified when worn.
+Wearing an '''amulet of rage''' allows you to go [[berserk]] at will. This vastly increases your combat capabilities for a short while, but leaves you penalized afterwards (see the [[berserk]] article for more details).
 {{crawlquote|'''Success Rate''': 50 + 2×[[Evocations]] > (3d100)/3<br>'''Cost''': 2 MP, and you lose 600 [[nutrition]] when it ends}}
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 [[File:rage_evoc.png]]
-[[Formicid]]s, [[mummies]], [[ghoul]]s, and [[vampire]]s at less than Full ([[hunger]]) cannot berserk, and thus have no use for this amulet.
+[[Formicid]]s, [[mummies]], and [[ghoul]]s, cannot berserk, and thus have no use for this amulet. [[Vampire]]s with less than Full ([[hunger]]) also cannot berserk.
 ==Strategy==