Potion of decay - Revision history

Edsrzf: Obsolete

2015-11-10T00:52:39Z

Obsolete

Edsrzf: Update to 0.16 (no change); +Category:Crystal Ball Articles

2015-07-07T01:20:23Z

Update to 0.16 (no change); +Category:Crystal Ball Articles

Quik: /* History */ Removed from the game in Trunk.

2015-04-29T06:20:37Z

‎History: Removed from the game in Trunk.

CommanderC at 08:47, 4 August 2013

2013-08-04T08:47:03Z

MoogleDan at 14:27, 2 August 2013

2013-08-02T14:27:27Z

Spudwalt: de-crystal ballin'

2013-05-10T06:31:05Z

de-crystal ballin'

MoogleDan at 18:03, 3 May 2013

2013-05-03T18:03:26Z

MoogleDan at 18:02, 3 May 2013

2013-05-03T18:02:50Z

MoogleDan: Updated for 0.12

2013-05-03T18:02:42Z

Updated for 0.12

CommanderC at 17:41, 19 April 2013

2013-04-19T17:41:30Z

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 {{item
   |itemtype = Potion
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 ==History==
-Potions of decay will be removed from the game in [[0.17]].
+Potions of decay were removed from the game in [[0.17]].
 Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s. Potions of decay would create clouds of extremely powerful [[miasma]].
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 *Casting [[Sublimation of Blood]] on a [[potion of blood]] (Unknown version)
 *Casting [[Fulsome Distillation]] on any rot-inducing [[corpse]] (Removed in 0.12)

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 {{item
   |itemtype = Potion
   |name = Potion of decay
   |cost = ?
 }}
 {{Flavour|A vile and putrid cursed liquid which causes your flesh to decay before your very eyes.}}
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 ==History==
-Potions of decay have been removed from the game in 0.17 [[Trunk]] [http://crawl.develz.org/wordpress/trunk-updates-29-march-2015].
+Potions of decay will be removed from the game in [[0.17]].
 Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s. Potions of decay would create clouds of extremely powerful [[miasma]].
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 *Casting [[Sublimation of Blood]] on a [[potion of blood]] (Unknown version)
 *Casting [[Fulsome Distillation]] on any rot-inducing [[corpse]] (Removed in 0.12)

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	==History==		==History==
		+	Potions of decay have been removed from the game in 0.17 [[Trunk]] [http://crawl.develz.org/wordpress/trunk-updates-29-march-2015].
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	Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s. Potions of decay would create clouds of extremely powerful [[miasma]].		Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s. Potions of decay would create clouds of extremely powerful [[miasma]].

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 {{Flavour|A vile and putrid cursed liquid which causes your flesh to decay before your very eyes.}}
-[[Quaff]]ing a '''potion of decay''' will make characters without [[rot]] resistance immediately lose 1d10+9 max [[HP]] (as though they had suffered rot damage). You can repair this damage by [[healing]] yourself while already at full HP. [[Undead]] characters are unaffected.
+[[Quaff]]ing a '''potion of decay''' will make characters without [[rot]] resistance immediately lose 2+1d3 max [[HP]] (as though they had suffered rot damage). You can repair this damage by [[healing]] yourself while already at full HP. [[Undead]] characters are unaffected.
 ==History==

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   |weight = 4
 }}
 {{Flavour|A vile and putrid cursed liquid which causes your flesh to decay before your very eyes.}}
+[[Quaff]]ing a '''potion of decay''' will make characters without [[rot]] resistance immediately lose 1d10+9 max [[HP]] (as though they had suffered rot damage). You can repair this damage by [[healing]] yourself while already at full HP. [[Undead]] characters are unaffected.
 ==History==
-Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s -- potions of decay would create clouds of extremely powerful [[miasma]].
+Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s. Potions of decay would create clouds of extremely powerful [[miasma]].
 The following methods for generating potions of decay have been removed in recent versions:

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 ==History==
-Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that would allow you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s.
+Prior to [[0.12]], the loss of max HP occurred over time through the rot [[status effect]]. Also, the potion was useful when coupled with [[Evaporate]], an obsolete spell that allowed you to turn potions into harmful [[cloud]]s.
 The following methods for generating potions of decay have been removed in recent versions:
 *[[mummy (monster)|Mummy]] death curses could convert other potions (Unknown version)
 *Casting [[Sublimation of Blood]] on a [[potion of blood]] (Unknown version)
-*Casting [[Fulsome Distillation on any rot-inducing [[corpse]] or some contaminated corpses ([[ogre (monster)|ogres]] and other large monsters) (Removed in 0.12)
+*Casting [[Fulsome Distillation]] on any rot-inducing [[corpse]] or some contaminated corpses ([[ogre (monster)|ogres]] and other large monsters) (Removed in 0.12)
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	[[Quaff]]ing a [[potion of decay]] will make characters without [[rot]] resistance immediately lose 1d10+9 max [[HP]] (as though they had suffered rot damage). You can repair this damage by [[healing]] yourself while already at full HP. [[Undead]] characters are unaffected.		[[Quaff]]ing a [[potion of decay]] will make characters without [[rot]] resistance immediately lose 1d10+9 max [[HP]] (as though they had suffered rot damage). You can repair this damage by [[healing]] yourself while already at full HP. [[Undead]] characters are unaffected.
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 [[Quaff]]ing a [[potion of decay]] will make living characters [[rot]], losing 1d10+9 max HP over time unless you quaff a [[potion of curing]] or [[potion of heal wounds]], which stops further loss but doesn't heal the damage already taken. Drinking further heal potions while fully healed will gradually restore the lost max HP. [[Undead]] characters are unaffected.
-The only use for potions of decay is to cast [[Evaporate]] on them. Doing so creates a powerful cloud of [[miasma]], rotting, [[slow]]ing and [[poison]]ing the targets. These potions are rarely generated naturally, but can be made in the following ways:
+The only use for potions of decay is to cast [[Evaporate]] on them. Doing so creates a powerful cloud of [[miasma]], rotting, [[slow]]ing and [[poison]]ing the targets. These potions are rarely generated naturally, but can be made in the following way:
 *Casting [[Fulsome Distillation]] on any rot-inducing [[corpse]] or some contaminated corpses ([[ogre (monster)|ogres]] and other large monsters)
 {{crawlquote|Normal: "You feel your flesh start to rot away!"<br>While Rotting: "You feel your flesh rotting away!"<br>Undead: "You feel terrible."}}
 ==History==
 The following methods for generating potions of decay have been removed in recent versions:
 *[[mummy (monster)|Mummy]] death curses could convert other potions
 *Casting [[Sublimation of Blood]] on a [[potion of blood]] created one