Crimson imp - Revision history

NormalPerson7: Update to 0.21

2018-07-29T14:47:04Z

Update to 0.21

Edsrzf: Update to 0.17; use new templates

2015-12-11T01:48:08Z

Update to 0.17; use new templates

CC Bot: Update for 0.15

2015-03-24T19:11:41Z

Update for 0.15

Spudwalt: updated

2015-03-23T23:10:55Z

updated

CC Bot: 0.14 update

2014-04-07T23:09:46Z

0.14 update

MoogleDan: Minor touch-ups

2013-11-11T13:53:24Z

Minor touch-ups

Ion frigate at 11:12, 11 November 2013

2013-11-11T11:12:30Z

CC Bot: 0.13 update

2013-10-22T19:03:43Z

0.13 update

CC Bot: Updated for 0.13

2013-10-10T21:21:16Z

Updated for 0.13

Spudwalt at 01:49, 8 June 2013

2013-06-08T01:49:21Z

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 ==Useful Info==
 '''Crimson imps''' are [[tier-5 demon]]s, and likely the first [[demon]]s players will encounter. They are annoying pests that [[regeneration rate|regenerate]] quickly and [[blink]] often. On their own, they are mostly harmless (if annoying), but they may complicate a fight with other monsters.
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 ==Useful Info==
 '''Crimson imps''' are [[tier-5 demon]]s, and likely the first [[demon]]s players will encounter. They are annoying pests that [[regeneration rate|regenerate]] quickly and [[blink]] often. On their own, they are mostly harmless (if annoying), but they may complicate a fight with other monsters.
 ==Tips & Tricks==

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 -Martin Luther}}
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 ==Useful Info==
-'''Crimson imps''' are [[tier-5 demon]]s, and likely the first [[demon]]s players will encounter. They are annoying pests that [[regeneration rate|regenerate]] quickly, [[blink]] often, and, to add insult to injury, are impossible to catch with a [[throwing net]]. They will also pick up and use any melee or missile [[weapon]]s their size will allow. On their own, they are mostly harmless (at least compared to other demons), but when they get hold of a [[brand]]ed weapon or stack of throwables, they can seriously complicate a fight with other monsters.
+'''Crimson imps''' are [[tier-5 demon]]s, and likely the first [[demon]]s players will encounter. They are annoying pests that [[regeneration rate|regenerate]] quickly and [[blink]] often. On their own, they are mostly harmless (if annoying), but they may complicate a fight with other monsters.
 ==Tips & Tricks==
 *If you can't kill it, just run; it will blink, giving you an opportunity to get away. Leading it upstairs before doing so will remove the pest entirely, a technique called imp parking. Most early characters can eventually kill an imp with enough successive solid hits (especially with cold- or holy wrath-branded ones), but it's not always worth the effort. With a decently heavy weapon, almost any character can eventually whittle away at it until you overcome its regeneration. Just beware of other wandering monsters joining the fight.
 *A [[wand of polymorph other]] will often polymorph them into something that's technically easier to kill, but pretty much any other imp is more dangerous, and if you're simply trying to get around their fire resistance, be aware that [[iron imp]]s are nearly as bad in that regard.

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 “The Devil, too, sometimes steals human children; it is not infrequent for him to carry away infants within the first six weeks after birth, and to substitute in their place imps.”<br>
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 ==Tips & Tricks==
-*If you can't kill it, just run; it will blink, giving you an opportunity to get away. Leading it upstairs before doing so will remove the pest entirely, a technique called imp parking. Most early characters can eventually kill an imp with enough successive solid hits (especially with cold- or holy wrath-branded ones), but it's not always worth the effort. Aside from their random blinking, they do ''not'' flee when injured, so you can patiently whittle away at it until you overcome its regeneration. Just beware of other wandering monsters joining the fight, and be careful what you throw at it; they'll happily lob [[hand axe]]s and such right back at you, but [[javelin]]s are too large for them to wield.
+*If you can't kill it, just run; it will blink, giving you an opportunity to get away. Leading it upstairs before doing so will remove the pest entirely, a technique called imp parking. Most early characters can eventually kill an imp with enough successive solid hits (especially with cold- or holy wrath-branded ones), but it's not always worth the effort. With a decently heavy weapon, almost any character can eventually whittle away at it until you overcome its regeneration. Just beware of other wandering monsters joining the fight.
-*On the same note, be very careful fighting these guys around [[centaur]]s.  Should you kill the centaur and leave its bow and arrows just lying there, the imp will happily pick them up and become a blinking, regenerating (albeit slower) centaur.  Make sure to pick up at least the bow, and ditch it once you kill the imp or are well away from the stack of arrows.
+*On the same note, be very careful fighting these guys around [[centaur]]s. Should you kill the centaur and leave its [[bow]] and [[arrow]]s just lying there, the imp will happily pick them up and become a blinking, regenerating (albeit slower) centaur. Make sure to pick up at least the bow, and ditch it once you kill the imp or are well away from the stack of arrows.
-*A [[wand of polymorph other]] will often polymorph them into something that's easier to actually kill, but pretty much any other imp is more dangerous, and if you're simply trying to get around their fire resistance, be aware that [[iron imp]]s are nearly as bad in that regard.
+*A [[wand of polymorph other]] will often polymorph them into something that's technically easier to kill, but pretty much any other imp is more dangerous, and if you're simply trying to get around their fire resistance, be aware that [[iron imp]]s are nearly as bad in that regard.
 ==History==

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 {{Flavour|A small, ugly minor demon. Its fanged maw seems locked in a permanent malign grin, and its horns protrude obscenely from its scaly pate.
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-The Devil, too, sometimes steals human children; it is not infrequent for him to carry away infants within the first six weeks after birth, and to substitute in their place imps.<br>
+“The Devil, too, sometimes steals human children; it is not infrequent for him to carry away infants within the first six weeks after birth, and to substitute in their place imps.”<br>
 -Martin Luthe}}