Dancing weapon - Revision history

Hordes at 16:54, 25 November 2023

2023-11-25T16:54:53Z

Hordes at 03:18, 24 July 2023

2023-07-24T03:18:34Z

Hordes: version bump, Sheza's Dance

2023-07-24T03:18:17Z

version bump, Sheza's Dance

Spudwalt at 03:46, 1 March 2022

2022-03-01T03:46:29Z

Hordes at 22:03, 28 February 2022

2022-02-28T22:03:53Z

Hordes at 10:19, 5 August 2021

2021-08-05T10:19:08Z

Ge0ff: Switch to the monster info template.

2020-09-14T15:15:55Z

Switch to the monster info template.

Spudwalt at 18:43, 11 September 2020

2020-09-11T18:43:53Z

Emufarmers: Mimics don't attack anymore

2020-06-21T10:41:46Z

Mimics don't attack anymore

Bwijn: updated to 0.16, not changed

2015-10-08T14:45:19Z

updated to 0.16, not changed

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 ==Useful Info==
-'''Dancing weapons''' are [[weapon]]s animated into life and capable of attacking on their own. They are fast and hit relatively hard, and their high [[EV]], wide array of resistances, and immunity to many spells makes up for their minimal [[HP]]. Be aware that their stats vary based on the weapon type; dancing [[dagger]]s are much less of a threat than dancing [[giant spiked club]]s. Dancing weapons can have [[enchant]]ment and [[brand]]s, which work as normal.
+'''Dancing weapons''' are [[weapon]]s animated into life, fast enemies that hit relatively hard. While they have pathetic HP, they have high [[EV]] and a wide array of resistances, making them annoying to fight. Be aware that their stats vary based on the weapon type; dancing [[dagger]]s are much less of a threat than dancing [[giant spiked club]]s. Dancing weapons can have [[enchant]]ment and [[brand]]s, which work as normal.
-Instead of leaving [[corpse]]s, dancing weapons simply become their base weapons when killed (unless they were summoned). Unless the weapon was animated by [[Tukima's Dance]],  [[Gozag]] turns these weapons into gold.
+Instead of leaving [[corpse]]s, dancing weapons simply become their base weapons when killed (unless they were [[summon]]ed). Unless the weapon was animated by [[Tukima's Dance]], [[Gozag]] turns these weapons into gold.
 Friendly weapons can appear via:
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 *[[Xom]] action
 *[[Beogh]]'s and [[Wu Jian]]'s wrath.
 ==Tips & Tricks==

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 ==Useful Info==
-'''Dancing weapons''' are [[weapon]]s animated into life and capable of attacking on their own. They are fast and hit relatively hard, and their high [[EV]], wide array of resistances, and immunity to many spells makes up for their minimal [[HP]]. Be aware that their stats vary based on the weapon type (dancing [[dagger]]s are much less of a threat than dancing [[giant spiked club]]s, for instance), and that dancing [[brand]]ed weapons will have especially potent attacks.
+'''Dancing weapons''' are [[weapon]]s animated into life and capable of attacking on their own. They are fast and hit relatively hard, and their high [[EV]], wide array of resistances, and immunity to many spells makes up for their minimal [[HP]]. Be aware that their stats vary based on the weapon type; dancing [[dagger]]s are much less of a threat than dancing [[giant spiked club]]s. Dancing weapons can have [[enchant]]ment and [[brand]]s, which work as normal.
-Instead of leaving [[corpse]]s, dancing weapons simply become their base weapons when killed (unless they were summoned, in which case they disappear). These weapons may be enchanted or branded.
+Instead of leaving [[corpse]]s, dancing weapons simply become their base weapons when killed (unless they were summoned). Unless the weapon was animated by [[Tukima's Dance]],  [[Gozag]] turns these weapons into gold.
 Friendly weapons can appear via:
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 Hostile weapons can appear via:
 *Wandering the [[Elven Halls]] (especially in the Hall of Blades on Elf:2)
 *In [[Tukima's Studio]]
 *[[Xom]] action
-*[[Beogh]]'s wrath
+*[[Beogh]]'s and [[Wu Jian]]'s wrath.
 ==Tips & Tricks==

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 Hostile weapons can appear via:
 *Wandering the [[Elven Halls]] (especially in the Hall of Blades on Elf:2)
 *[[Xom]] action
 *[[Beogh]]'s wrath
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 ==Tips & Tricks==
-*Spells that deal non-elemental damage, such as [[Airstrike]], [[Stone Arrow]], or [[Iskenderun's Mystic Blast]], are very effective against dancing weapons (Airstrike especially so, since it's being applied to a flying target).
+*Spells that deal non-elemental damage, such as [[Airstrike]], [[Stone Arrow]], or [[Iskenderun's Mystic Blast]], are very effective against dancing weapons.
 *Dancing weapons also lack [[see invisible]], so [[stabbing]] specialists with access to [[invisibility]] should have an easy time with them.
 *In console, dancing weapons are distinguishable at a glance from normal melee weapons since they are "reversed": dancing weapons are represented by {{Black|(}}, while normal weapons are represented by {{Black|)}}.

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 *Dancing weapons also lack [[see invisible]], so [[stabbing]] specialists with access to [[invisibility]] should have an easy time with them.
 *In console, dancing weapons are distinguishable at a glance from normal melee weapons since they are "reversed": dancing weapons are represented by {{Black|(}}, while normal weapons are represented by {{Black|)}}.

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