Asphyxiation - Revision history

Hordes: amphibious resists all sources of asphyxiation

2023-08-28T14:49:20Z

amphibious resists all sources of asphyxiation

Hordes: version bump

2023-08-28T14:46:11Z

version bump

Flameboy99 at 04:28, 1 January 2016

2016-01-01T04:28:28Z

Bwijn: updated to 0.16, not changed

2015-07-15T09:38:11Z

updated to 0.16, not changed

MoogleDan: It's a minor point, but you can wind up in those three forms through other means than they

2014-07-24T21:14:14Z

It's a minor point, but you can wind up in those three forms through other means than they

Spudwalt: added water nymphs, did some testing on what forms are immune to drowned souls

2014-07-24T20:49:39Z

added water nymphs, did some testing on what forms are immune to drowned souls

Spudwalt: updated

2014-05-01T07:19:40Z

updated

Aargxl at 04:01, 6 January 2014

2014-01-06T04:01:25Z

Aargxl at 03:59, 6 January 2014

2014-01-06T03:59:39Z

MoogleDan: Created page

2013-01-24T12:53:55Z

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'''Asphyxiation''' is an extremely rare form of damage caused by your character's sudden and painful inability to breathe. There are two sources:

*Anyone struck by [[curare]] needles will take 2d6 points of asphyxiation damage, along with becoming [[poison]]ed and [[slow]]ed, unless they have poison or asphyxiation resistance.
*Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.

You can only acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing a [[mummy]] or a grey [[draconian]] (the two species that don't actually breathe).

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-'''Asphyxiation''' is an extremely rare form of damage caused by the sudden and painful inability to breathe. There are several sources:
+'''Asphyxiation''' ('''drowning''') is an extremely rare form of damage caused by the sudden and painful inability to breathe. There are several sources:
 *[[Engulf]] attacks deal asphyxiation damage over time.
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 *[[Primal Wave]] deals 50% physical, 50% asphyxiation damage.
-[[Unbreathing]] creatures are completely immune to asphyxiation.
+[[Amphibious]] and [[unbreathing]] creatures are completely immune to asphyxiation.
 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.27]], [[curare]] dealt asphyxiation damage.
+*Prior to [[0.27]], [[curare]] dealt asphyxiation damage. Amphibious creatures were not immune to curare's damage.
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+{{version030}}
-'''Asphyxiation''' is an extremely rare form of damage caused by your character's sudden and painful inability to breathe. There are several sources:
+'''Asphyxiation''' is an extremely rare form of damage caused by the sudden and painful inability to breathe. There are several sources:
-*Anyone struck by [[curare]] needles will take 2d6 points of asphyxiation damage, along with becoming [[poison]]ed and [[slow]]ed, unless they have poison or asphyxiation resistance.
+*[[Engulf]] attacks deal asphyxiation damage over time.
-*Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.
+*[[Drowned soul]]s and [[water nymph]]s deal asphyxiation damage through their melee attacks.
-*The attacks of [[drowned soul]]s, [[water nymph]]s, and [[water elemental]]s deal asphyxiation damage, which is completely negated with asphyxiation resistance.
+*[[Primal Wave]] deals 50% physical, 50% asphyxiation damage.
-You can acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing an [[unbreathing]] species ([[mummy]], [[vampire]], [[ghoul]], [[gargoyle]], or grey [[draconian]]), or by being in [[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], [[Fungus Form]], or [[Wisp Form]].
+[[Unbreathing]] creatures are completely immune to asphyxiation.
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 '''Asphyxiation''' is an extremely rare form of damage caused by your character's sudden and painful inability to breathe. There are several sources:
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 You can acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing an [[unbreathing]] species ([[mummy]], [[vampire]], [[ghoul]], [[gargoyle]], or grey [[draconian]]), or by being in [[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], [[Fungus Form]], or [[Wisp Form]].

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	*The attacks of [[drowned soul]]s, [[water nymph]]s, and [[water elemental]]s deal asphyxiation damage, which is completely negated with asphyxiation resistance.		*The attacks of [[drowned soul]]s, [[water nymph]]s, and [[water elemental]]s deal asphyxiation damage, which is completely negated with asphyxiation resistance.

−	You can acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing an [[unbreathing]] species ([[mummy]], [[vampire]], [[ghoul]], [[gargoyle]], or grey [[draconian]]), by ~~casting~~ [[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], or [[~~Necromutation~~]], ~~or by being in~~ [[Tree Form]], [[Fungus Form]], or [[Wisp Form]].	+	You can acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing an [[unbreathing]] species ([[mummy]], [[vampire]], [[ghoul]], [[gargoyle]], or grey [[draconian]]), or by being in [[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], [[Fungus Form]], or [[Wisp Form]].

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 *Anyone struck by [[curare]] needles will take 2d6 points of asphyxiation damage, along with becoming [[poison]]ed and [[slow]]ed, unless they have poison or asphyxiation resistance.
 *Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.
-*The attacks of [[drowned soul]]s and [[water elemental]]s deal asphyxiation damage, which is completely negated with asphyxiation resistance.
+*The attacks of [[drowned soul]]s, [[water nymph]]s, and [[water elemental]]s deal asphyxiation damage, which is completely negated with asphyxiation resistance.
-You can only acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing an [[unbreathing]] species ([[mummy]], [[vampire]], [[ghoul]], [[gargoyle]], or grey [[draconian]]).
+You can acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing an [[unbreathing]] species ([[mummy]], [[vampire]], [[ghoul]], [[gargoyle]], or grey [[draconian]]), by casting [[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], or [[Necromutation]], or by being in [[Tree Form]], [[Fungus Form]], or [[Wisp Form]].

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	*Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.		*Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.

−	You can only acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing a [[mummy~~]], a [[gargoyle~~]] or a grey [[draconian]] (the two species that don't actually breathe).	+	You can only acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing a [[mummy]] or a grey [[draconian]] (the two species that don't actually breathe).

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	*Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.		*Anyone struck by the [[Primal Wave]] spell will take heavy, partially irresistible asphyxiation damage. Amphibious [[species]] ([[merfolk]] and [[octopode]]s) and characters with asphyxiation resistance take 40% less damage than normal.

−	You can only acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing a [[mummy]] or a grey [[draconian]] (the two species that don't actually breathe).	+	You can only acquire asphyxiation resistance by playing a [[mummy]], a [[gargoyle]] or a grey [[draconian]] (the two species that don't actually breathe).