Floating eye - Revision history

Hordes: bye (page maintained since the strategy is significantly different than glass eyes)

2024-01-15T03:11:06Z

bye (page maintained since the strategy is significantly different than glass eyes)

Ge0ff: /* History */ 30% -> 50% extra damage

2023-12-20T12:23:31Z

‎History: 30% -> 50% extra damage

Ge0ff at 19:49, 3 November 2023

2023-11-03T19:49:43Z

Ge0ff: cba 492612b1e

2023-10-28T21:35:12Z

cba 492612b1e

Hordes at 05:03, 9 October 2023

2023-10-09T05:03:49Z

Hordes: commit d37599f

2023-10-01T17:16:29Z

commit d37599f

Hordes: replace lightning rod with tin, since LR (even at high EVO) isn't likely to kill in 1 shot

2023-08-26T19:20:20Z

replace lightning rod with tin, since LR (even at high EVO) isn't likely to kill in 1 shot

Hordes: shorten

2023-08-15T23:44:00Z

shorten

Hordes: /* Tips & Tricks */

2023-08-13T04:16:49Z

‎Tips & Tricks

Hordes: /* Tips & Tricks */

2023-08-10T15:24:15Z

‎Tips & Tricks

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 ==History==
-*In [[0.31]], floating eyes will be replaced with '''glass eyes'''. Glass eyes will have [[Vitrifying Gaze]], a spell that inflicts the Fragile status, making the target take 50% more damage from all sources.
+*In [[0.31]], floating eyes were replaced with '''[[glass eye]]s'''.
 *Prior to [[0.18]], these monsters were known as '''giant eyeballs'''. They were slow, but their gaze worked immediately. Also, they didn't appear in the [[Depths]].
 *Prior to [[0.15]], giant eyeballs would randomly generate in Slime and Depths.

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 ==History==
-*In [[0.31]], floating eyes will be replaced with '''glass eyes'''. Glass eyes will have [[Vitrifying Gaze]], a spell that inflicts the Fragile status, making the target take 30% more damage from all sources.
+*In [[0.31]], floating eyes will be replaced with '''glass eyes'''. Glass eyes will have [[Vitrifying Gaze]], a spell that inflicts the Fragile status, making the target take 50% more damage from all sources.
 *Prior to [[0.18]], these monsters were known as '''giant eyeballs'''. They were slow, but their gaze worked immediately. Also, they didn't appear in the [[Depths]].
 *Prior to [[0.15]], giant eyeballs would randomly generate in Slime and Depths.
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 ==History==
-*In [[0.31]], floating eyes will be replaced with '''glass eyes'''. Glass eyes will have Vitrifying Gaze, a spell that inflicts the Fragile status, making the target take 30% more damage from all sources.
+*In [[0.31]], floating eyes will be replaced with '''glass eyes'''. Glass eyes will have [[Vitrifying Gaze]], a spell that inflicts the Fragile status, making the target take 30% more damage from all sources.
 *Prior to [[0.18]], these monsters were known as '''giant eyeballs'''. They were slow, but their gaze worked immediately. Also, they didn't appear in the [[Depths]].
 *Prior to [[0.15]], giant eyeballs would randomly generate in Slime and Depths.
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 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.18]], these monsters were known as '''giant eyeballs'''. They were slow, but their gaze worked immediately. Also, they didn't appear in the [[Depths]].
 *Prior to [[0.15]], giant eyeballs would randomly generate in Slime and Depths.

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 ==Useful Info==
-'''Floating eyes''' are harmless on their own, but when around monsters, are one of the deadliest enemies in the game. They are capable of  [[paralysis|paralysing]] for 2-4 turns with their [[smite-targeted]] gaze, rendering you easy prey for anything nearby. They can be found in [[the Dungeon]], [[the Vaults]], [[the Depths]], and [[the Slime Pits]]; they can also be summoned by monsters with the [[Summon Eyeballs]] spell.
+'''Floating eyes''' are harmless on their own, but when around monsters, are one of the deadliest enemies in the game. They are capable of  [[paralysis|paralysing]] for 2-4 turns with their [[smite-targeted]] gaze, rendering you easy prey for anything nearby. They can be found rarely in [[the Dungeon]], and occasionally in [[the Depths]] and [[Slime Pits]]. They can also be summoned by monsters with the [[Summon Eyeballs]] spell.
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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.18]], these monsters were known as '''giant eyeballs'''. They were slow, but their gaze worked immediately. Also, they didn't appear in the [[Depths]].		*Prior to [[0.18]], these monsters were known as '''giant eyeballs'''. They were slow, but their gaze worked immediately. Also, they didn't appear in the [[Depths]].
		+	*Prior to [[0.15]], giant eyeballs would randomly generate in Slime and Depths.

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 *An incredibly deadly monster. Being paralysed for 4 turns (which also lowers your [[EV]] and [[SH]] to practically 0) near any other monster can outright kill you. Most dangerous to [[EV]]-based fighters, though anyone should take great caution.
 *Unlike some other gaze attacks, they don't require line of fire to gaze at you. If you can see them, you are at risk (unless you are behind a translucent wall). They can fire through [[iron grate]]s and [[statue]]s. [[Willpower]] provides no protection, either. The only ways to prevent paralysis are to be a [[Formicid]] or a follower of [[Jiyva]]. You are rendered immune for paralysis for 1-3 turns after a paralysis ends, but this means that you were paralysed in the first place.
-*Thankfully, floating eyes are fragile and have terrible [[willpower]] of their own. Most mid-level characters can easily one-shot them. However, this fact won't save you if you can't hit the monster in the first place. [[Penetration|Piercing]] and [[smite-targeted]] attacks are good; [[Airstrike]], [[javelin]]s, [[lightning rod]]s, etc. all work well if the eye is behind an enemy. Note that damage isn't a 100% reliable way to kill enemies, since even if you can't miss, you could always low roll.
+*Thankfully, floating eyes are fragile and have terrible [[willpower]] of their own. Most mid-level characters can easily one-shot them. However, this fact won't save you if you can't hit the monster in the first place. [[Penetration|Piercing]] and [[smite-targeted]] attacks are good; [[Airstrike]], [[javelin]]s, [[tin of tremorstones]], etc. all work well if the eye is behind an enemy. Note that damage isn't a 100% reliable way to kill enemies, since even if you can't miss, you could always low roll.
 *Paralysis Gaze requires 2 casts to function. The first cast charges the ability, the second cast paralyses you. Every turn, floating eyes have a 40% chance to cast the spell. Therefore, floating eyes require a minimum of 2 turns in order to paralyse, but they'll often take more.
 **Floating eyes do not lose charge if you break line of sight. A fully charged floating eye will remain charged until you encounter it again.