Escape hatch - Revision history

Ge0ff: Add flavours and update to 0.25

2020-11-03T15:30:11Z

Add flavours and update to 0.25

Spudwalt at 06:34, 30 April 2020

2020-04-30T06:34:04Z

Bwijn: updated to 0.17

2016-04-04T12:02:27Z

updated to 0.17

Bwijn: updated to 0.16, not changed

2015-10-17T18:09:10Z

updated to 0.16, not changed

MoogleDan at 14:34, 9 June 2013

2013-06-09T14:34:32Z

Spudwalt: Added tiles and some tips

2013-06-09T03:42:33Z

Added tiles and some tips

Spudwalt: /* History */

2013-04-12T07:11:29Z

‎History

Ion frigate: old name

2013-04-11T15:02:04Z

old name

MoogleDan at 19:21, 10 April 2013

2013-04-10T19:21:34Z

MoogleDan: Added History

2013-04-10T19:21:27Z

Added History

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 [[File:Escape hatch up.png]] [[File:Escape hatch down.png]] '''Escape hatches''' are features found on many floors. They are similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. Using one will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.
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 *If you take escape hatches whenever you see them, it may provide you with a shorter route to certain destinations (like [[shop]]s or a [[stash]]). Autotravel will take them into account, meaning you don't have to remember the most efficient route to where you're going.
 *Generally, avoid taking an escape hatch to a floor when there's a chance it'll spit you out someplace hazardous with no way to get back safely. Good examples of this are floors you haven't explored yet or floors with dangerous [[vault]]s, including (but not limited to) the various branch endings. Nothing ruins your day more than losing a promising end-game character because you took an escape hatch down to [[Zot:5]] and landed in the middle of the Orb chamber.
 ==History==

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-[[File:Escape hatch up.png]] [[File:Escape hatch down.png]] '''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.
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 ==Tips & Tricks==
 *If you take escape hatches whenever you see them, it may provide you with a shorter route to certain destinations (like [[shop]]s or a [[stash]]). Autotravel will take them into account, meaning you don't have to remember the most efficient route to where you're going.
-*Generally, avoid taking an escape hatch to a floor when there's a chance it'll spit you out someplace hazardous with no way to get back safely. Good examples of this are floors with dangerous [[vault]]s, including (but not limited to) the various branch endings. Nothing ruins your day more than losing a promising end-game character because you took an escape hatch down to [[Zot:5]] and landed in the middle of the Orb chamber.
+*Generally, avoid taking an escape hatch to a floor when there's a chance it'll spit you out someplace hazardous with no way to get back safely. Good examples of this are floors you haven't explored yet or floors with dangerous [[vault]]s, including (but not limited to) the various branch endings. Nothing ruins your day more than losing a promising end-game character because you took an escape hatch down to [[Zot:5]] and landed in the middle of the Orb chamber.
 ==History==
-In earlier versions of ''Crawl'', escape hatches could prove lethal when used in the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Slime Pits]]. Players would find themselves suddenly trapped in small chambers with no escape routes unless they brought in their own source of [[teleportation]] or [[dig]]ging.
+*In earlier versions of ''Crawl'', escape hatches could prove lethal when used in the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Slime Pits]]. Players would find themselves suddenly trapped in small chambers with no escape routes unless they brought in their own source of [[teleportation]] or [[dig]]ging.
+*In very early versions of DCSS, escape hatches were referred to as ''rock staircases'', as distinguished from the normal stone staircases.
 [[Category:Dungeon Features]]

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	[[File:Escape hatch up.png]] [[File:Escape hatch down.png]] '''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.		[[File:Escape hatch up.png]] [[File:Escape hatch down.png]] '''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.

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	[[File:Escape hatch up.png]] [[File:Escape hatch down.png]] '''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.		[[File:Escape hatch up.png]] [[File:Escape hatch down.png]] '''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.

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 ==Tips & Tricks==
-*If you take escape hatches whenever you see them, it may provide you with a shorter route to certain destinations (like [[shop]]s or a [[stash]]). Autotravel will take them into account, meaning you don't have to remember what the most efficient route to where you're going.
+*If you take escape hatches whenever you see them, it may provide you with a shorter route to certain destinations (like [[shop]]s or a [[stash]]). Autotravel will take them into account, meaning you don't have to remember the most efficient route to where you're going.
 *Generally, avoid taking an escape hatch to a floor when there's a chance it'll spit you out someplace hazardous with no way to get back safely. Good examples of this are floors with dangerous [[vault]]s, including (but not limited to) the various branch endings. Nothing ruins your day more than losing a promising end-game character because you took an escape hatch down to [[Zot:5]] and landed in the middle of the Orb chamber.

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 ==History==
-In earlier versions of ''Crawl'', escape hatches could prove lethal when used in the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Slime Pits]]. Players would find themselves suddenly trapped in small chambers with escape routes unless they brought in their own source of [[teleporation]] or [[dig]]ging.
+In earlier versions of ''Crawl'', escape hatches could prove lethal when used in the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Slime Pits]]. Players would find themselves suddenly trapped in small chambers with escape routes unless they brought in their own source of [[teleportation]] or [[dig]]ging.
 [[Category:Dungeon Features]]

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	'''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.		'''Escape hatches''' are features of every floor, similar to [[stairs]] in that they allow the player to travel from one floor to another, but different in that they are all one-way. They resemble a red set of stairs, and using them will take you to a specific spot on the floor above or below. If you keep track of where an escape hatch goes, it can be useful for travelling quickly, but be careful; there is no going back, and your destination may be hazardous.
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		+	==History==
		+	In earlier versions of ''Crawl'', escape hatches could prove lethal when used in the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Slime Pits]]. Players would find themselves suddenly trapped in small chambers with escape routes unless they brought in their own source of [[teleporation]] or [[dig]]ging.

	[[Category:Dungeon Features]]		[[Category:Dungeon Features]]