LunaeLumen: Agony was changed to single-target torment effect in 0.19

2020-08-09T02:17:24Z

Agony was changed to single-target torment effect in 0.19

Spudwalt: Created page with "==Interaction with rN== After doing some testing in wizard mode, I was able to determine that Agony Range is ''not'' fully negated by rN+++ (I rather suspect it might work sim..."

2020-08-08T18:55:48Z

Created page with "==Interaction with rN== After doing some testing in wizard mode, I was able to determine that Agony Range is ''not'' fully negated by rN+++ (I rather suspect it might work sim..."

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==Interaction with rN==
After doing some testing in wizard mode, I was able to determine that Agony Range is ''not'' fully negated by rN+++ (I rather suspect it might work similar to torment, but I'm not sure). I know some types of damage/spells work differently for monsters rather than players; does anyone know if [[Agony]] works the same way, or are monsters with rN+++ immune to it? Also, does anyone know when Agony stopped being negated by rN+++? (I seem to remember it was negated by only a single pip of rN once upon a time, but I'm not sure when that changed, either.) [[User:Spudwalt|--spudwalt]] ([[User talk:Spudwalt|talk]]) 20:55, 8 August 2020 (CEST)

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	After doing some testing in wizard mode, I was able to determine that Agony Range is ''not'' fully negated by rN+++ (I rather suspect it might work similar to torment, but I'm not sure). I know some types of damage/spells work differently for monsters rather than players; does anyone know if [[Agony]] works the same way, or are monsters with rN+++ immune to it? Also, does anyone know when Agony stopped being negated by rN+++? (I seem to remember it was negated by only a single pip of rN once upon a time, but I'm not sure when that changed, either.) [[User:Spudwalt\|--spudwalt]] ([[User talk:Spudwalt\|talk]]) 20:55, 8 August 2020 (CEST)		After doing some testing in wizard mode, I was able to determine that Agony Range is ''not'' fully negated by rN+++ (I rather suspect it might work similar to torment, but I'm not sure). I know some types of damage/spells work differently for monsters rather than players; does anyone know if [[Agony]] works the same way, or are monsters with rN+++ immune to it? Also, does anyone know when Agony stopped being negated by rN+++? (I seem to remember it was negated by only a single pip of rN once upon a time, but I'm not sure when that changed, either.) [[User:Spudwalt\|--spudwalt]] ([[User talk:Spudwalt\|talk]]) 20:55, 8 August 2020 (CEST)
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		+	: Not just similar, it is exactly a torment effect. Kiku protects from it, the demonspawn mutation has a 50% chance to negate, etc. This was changed in [[0.19]], commit is [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/3c1ee9c4ceed1a3cc5dce661c895d0654ec72343 here]. Player Agony still seems to function the same, if you pull up a [[Josephine]] (rN+++) in wizmode, Agony does exactly as much damage as a scroll of torment. --[[User:LunaeLumen\|LunaeLumen]] ([[User talk:LunaeLumen\|talk]]) 04:17, 9 August 2020 (CEST)

Talk:Agony Range - Revision history

LunaeLumen: Agony was changed to single-target torment effect in 0.19

Spudwalt: Created page with "==Interaction with rN== After doing some testing in wizard mode, I was able to determine that Agony Range is ''not'' fully negated by rN+++ (I rather suspect it might work sim..."