Tension - Revision history

Hordes: /* Mechanics */

2022-07-28T21:40:16Z

‎Mechanics

2022-03-25T17:11:53Z

i dont think anything is changed. other than demonc guardian, but that isn't noteworthy in here

2020-07-01T04:42:49Z

‎Mechanics

2020-07-01T04:42:33Z

‎Mechanics

2017-02-11T04:39:34Z

Verify mechanics section (no changes) and update to 0.19.

2017-02-11T03:47:35Z

List effects of tension

2015-09-17T11:25:36Z

updated to 0.16, not changed

2013-12-23T05:03:47Z

2013-11-28T14:03:49Z

2013-11-28T13:01:46Z

‎Mechanics

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 * Visible monsters unable to hurt the player add nothing to tension.
-* [[Neutral]] or [[peaceful]] monsters add nothing to tension.
+** [[Neutral]] or [[peaceful]] monsters add nothing to tension.
-* [[Paralysis|Paralyzed]], [[sleep]]ing, or [[flee]]ing monsters do not add to tension.
+** [[Paralysis|Paralyzed]], [[sleep]]ing, or [[flee]]ing monsters do not add to tension.
 * Monsters at below full HP have their contribution to tension proportionally reduced, so a monster at half HP will add/subtract half as much to tension.
 * If tension is being called for a god-related effect, hostile monsters summoned by an angry god do not contribute to tension, with the logic being that gods do not care about minions they themselves sent.

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 Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.
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 * [[Xom]] is more likely to act, and to act positively, when tension is high.  The actions tend to more combat-relevant with higher tension.
 * When a [[vault warden]] seals doors, if closing a door would reduce tension too much (for example, because it separates you from a bunch of dangerous monsters behind it), that door will be left open.  If an actor is standing on a door when a warden seals it, the actor will be pushed to the side that causes the higher tension.
 * [[Cheibriados]] wrath has more dangerous effects (and as a result decrements faster) when tension is higher.

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 * Hostile monsters invisible to you have their contribution multiplied by 2.
 * Hostile monsters that cannot see you have their contribution multiplied by 1/2.
-* [[Confusion|confused]] or caught (in a [[net]] or [[web]]) monsters have their tension multiplied by 1/2.
+* [[Confusion|Confused]] or caught (in a [[net]] or [[web]]) monsters have their tension multiplied by 1/2.
 * [[Slow]]ed monsters have their contribution to tension multiplied by 2/3.
 * [[Haste]]d monsters have their contribution to tension multiplied by 3/2.

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 * Hostile monsters invisible to you have their contribution multiplied by 2.
 * Hostile monsters that cannot see you have their contribution multiplied by 1/2.
-* [[Confuse]]d or caught (in a [[net]] or [[web]]) monsters have their tension multiplied by 1/2.
+* [[Confusion|confused]] or caught (in a [[net]] or [[web]]) monsters have their tension multiplied by 1/2.
 * [[Slow]]ed monsters have their contribution to tension multiplied by 2/3.
 * [[Haste]]d monsters have their contribution to tension multiplied by 3/2.

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	Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.		Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.

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 Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.
-Several different in game mechanics work based on tension. For instance [[Xom]] is both more likely to act and to act positively when tension is high.  Likewise the [[Demonspawn]]'s [[demonic guardian]] will only see fit to spawn if tension is high enough, vanishing again once it determines the situation to have settled down.
+==Effects==
 ==Mechanics==

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	Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.		Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.

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	Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.		Tension is, broadly speaking, how dangerous the game determines your current situation to be. This is automatically calculated based on a number of factors including number of enemies, strength of enemies, and current player status.