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Hordes: /* Useful Info */

2025-05-03T08:13:23Z

‎Useful Info

Ge0ff: /* History */ cba 6de4b18375

2025-04-15T19:04:00Z

‎History: cba 6de4b18375

Ge0ff: /* History */ cba bf4c4856

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‎History: cba bf4c4856

Ge0ff: /* History */ cba 95567868

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‎History: cba 95567868

Spudwalt: /* Blastmotes */

2024-10-21T01:44:35Z

‎Blastmotes

Ge0ff: /* History */ add magnetised fragments clouds

2024-08-12T18:46:15Z

‎History: add magnetised fragments clouds

Ge0ff: +a note about 7ff8af7976

2024-02-10T17:16:46Z

+a note about 7ff8af7976

Hordes: /* Useful Info */ tele can't land you into a bad cloud

2024-02-09T00:03:37Z

‎Useful Info: tele can't land you into a bad cloud

Hordes: you can replace atmospheric clouds

2024-02-09T00:01:22Z

you can replace atmospheric clouds

Patrick2011b: bump

2024-02-08T23:41:38Z

bump

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 Clouds are non-solid, so they can be stood on. [[Blink]] can land you into any cloud, but [[teleport]]ation will never land you into a harmful cloud. Clouds will dissipate over time. However, player-generated clouds disappear the moment the cloud leaves your line-of-effect (similar to [[line of sight]], but they can dissipate behind transparent walls).
-In most cases, no clouds can be placed on tiles where a cloud already exists. For example, placing a cloud of smoke will prevent a more dangerous cloud from appearing on that tile. Note that atmospheric-type clouds and [[steam]] clouds can be replaced; no other type can.
+Most types of clouds will prevent other clouds from being placed on its tile. For example, placing a cloud of smoke will prevent a more dangerous cloud from appearing on that tile. Note that atmospheric-type clouds and [[steam]] clouds can be replaced; no other type can.
 Regardless of other factors, players that follow [[Qazlal]] or wear the [[Robe of Clouds]] are immune to the harmful effects of all clouds. Opaque clouds still block sight, though.

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 **Clouds of bats that deal irresistible damage to any non-undead while putting them to sleep.
 **Clouds of rust that inflict [[corrosion]] and [[weak]]en anyone standing in them.
 *In [[0.32]], clouds of magnetised fragments were added as a part of the [[Magnavolt]] spell.
 *Clouds of [[negative energy]] were replaced with clouds of excruciating misery in [[0.31]]. Also, now no opaque or harmful cloud, except for steam, can be overwritten by other clouds.

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 ==History==
-{{CBA|0.33|clouds of bats will be added. They will deal irresistible damage to any non-undead while putting them to sleep.}}
+{{CBA|0.33|two new types of clouds will be added:}}
 *In [[0.32]], clouds of magnetised fragments were added as a part of the [[Magnavolt]] spell.
 *Clouds of [[negative energy]] were replaced with clouds of excruciating misery in [[0.31]]. Also, now no opaque or harmful cloud, except for steam, can be overwritten by other clouds.

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 ==History==
-{{CBA|0.32|clouds of magnetised fragments will be added as a part of the [[Magnavolt]] spell.}}
+{{CBA|0.33|clouds of bats will be added. They will deal irresistible damage to any non-undead while putting them to sleep.}}
 *Clouds of [[negative energy]] were replaced with clouds of excruciating misery in [[0.31]]. Also, now no opaque or harmful cloud, except for steam, can be overwritten by other clouds.
 *Prior to [[0.30]], clouds of thunder would create "strikes of thunder"; they dealt less damage over time, but caused a damaging thunder strike every so often. This was bugged, where faster actions would trigger lightning strikes less often. Also, the "smouldering flames" cloud, created by [[Conjure Flame]], was removed.

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 ===Blastmotes===
-Created by the spell, [[Volatile Blastmotes]]. When a creature steps on its tile, or when hit by [[Fire Magic]], it will explode, dealing damage.
+Created by the spell, [[Volatile Blastmotes]]. When a creature steps on its tile, or when hit by [[Fire Magic]], it will explode, dealing damage and pushing back any creatures in adjacent tiles.
 *Damage: See [[Volatile Blastmotes]]

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 ==Useful Info==
-Clouds are non-solid. They can be stood on, and both [[blink]] and [[teleport]] may land you on a cloud, no matter what cloud it is. Clouds will dissipate over time. However, player-generated clouds disappear the moment the cloud leaves your line-of-effect (similar to [[line of sight]], but they can dissipate behind transparent walls).
+Clouds are non-solid, so they can be stood on. [[Blink]] can land you into any cloud, but [[teleport]]ation will never land you into a harmful cloud. Clouds will dissipate over time. However, player-generated clouds disappear the moment the cloud leaves your line-of-effect (similar to [[line of sight]], but they can dissipate behind transparent walls).
-In most cases, no clouds can be placed on tiles where a cloud already exists. For example, placing a cloud of smoke will prevent a more dangerous cloud from appearing on that tile. Atmospheric-type clouds and [[steam]] clouds can be replaced; no other type can.
+In most cases, no clouds can be placed on tiles where a cloud already exists. For example, placing a cloud of smoke will prevent a more dangerous cloud from appearing on that tile. Note that atmospheric-type clouds and [[steam]] clouds can be replaced; no other type can.
-Regardless of other factors, players that follow [[Qazlal]] or wear the [[Robe of Clouds]] are immune to the harmful effects of all clouds. Opaque clouds still block sight, however.
+Regardless of other factors, players that follow [[Qazlal]] or wear the [[Robe of Clouds]] are immune to the harmful effects of all clouds. Opaque clouds still block sight, though.
 ==Atmospheric==

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 ==Atmospheric==
-Atmospheric clouds are merely decorative. They prevent other clouds from spawning, but have no other effect. Several varieties exist, including sparse dust, thin mist, or magical condensation.
+Atmospheric clouds are merely decorative; they have no effect. Several varieties exist, including sparse dust, thin mist, or magical condensation. Non-opaque atmospheric clouds can be replaced by other clouds.
 Created by certain effects, usually part of the Dungeon floor or a [[vault]]. [[Jumping spider]]s leave behind clouds of dust, while [[Xom]] can give followers a trail of magical condensation.

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	'''Clouds''' are temporary, non-solid dungeon features, which occupy tiles. Some clouds cause damage or status effects, while others do nothing more than block [[line of sight]]. Some areas of the dungeon will perpetually create clouds.		'''Clouds''' are temporary, non-solid dungeon features, which occupy tiles. Some clouds cause damage or status effects, while others do nothing more than block [[line of sight]]. Some areas of the dungeon will perpetually create clouds.