Twisted Resurrection (player spell) - Revision history

Hordes: merge into the main page

2022-09-17T18:46:08Z

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Ge0ff: Add into Obsolete spells

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Medar: Add a link to the monster version.

2016-01-11T11:23:35Z

Add a link to the monster version.

Medar: Medar moved page Twisted Resurrection to Twisted Resurrection (player spell): Moved out of the way of the still existing monster spell version.

2016-01-11T11:05:33Z

Medar moved page Twisted Resurrection to Twisted Resurrection (player spell): Moved out of the way of the still existing monster spell version.

Beep: Obsolete

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MoogleDan: Added 0.16 notes

2014-12-04T13:49:28Z

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DC Malleus: Updated for 0.14 changes

2014-04-30T03:55:16Z

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Slitherrr at 18:38, 15 December 2013

2013-12-15T18:38:18Z

CommanderC at 20:48, 9 December 2013

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−	~~''This page is about the player spell. For the monster version, see~~ [[Twisted Resurrection~~]].''~~
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−	~~{{spell~~
−	~~\|name=Twisted Resurrection~~
−	~~\|level=5~~
−	~~\|school1={{Necromancy}}~~
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−	* [[Book of Unlife]]</div>
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−	~~{{flavour\|This spell causes nearby corpses to begin crawling together, merging into horrible agglomerations of flesh. More and larger corpses result in more powerful creations.}}~~
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−	'''Twisted Resurrection''' is a level 5 [[Necromancy]] spell which converts all corpses in your [[LOS]] into friendly [[crawling corpse]]s or [[macabre mass]]es (depending on their size). These beings cannot attack, but they will combine into [[small abomination]]s and eventually [[large abomination]]s once you've created enough of them. They can also merge with any small abomination already created until it is upgraded into a large abomination. If a corpse is not large enough to create a crawling corpse, it is reduced to a pulpy mess (i.e. destroyed). As abominations don't regenerate naturally, creating further crawling corpses & macabre masses is the only way to heal your existing creations.
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−	For those interested in game mechanics, this spell creates 1 [[HD]] worth of creatures per 20-60 [[aum]], depending on spell power (and with half efficiency past 15 HD). Small abominations require 6 HD and two corpses, large abominations need 11 HD and three corpses.
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−	This spell offers an option for necromancers who want minions able to travel between floors. The [[book of Unlife]] which contains Twisted Resurrection fortunately also comes with [[Recall]], making it easy to keep track of your abominations from floor to floor.
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−	~~Unlike hostile abominations, the ones you create with this spell are [[undead]], not [[demon]]ic.~~
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−	~~==Tips & Tricks==~~
−	Unlike [[Yredelemnul]]'s undead servants, abominations won't follow you on stairs if they're blocked by zombies or the like, but they will push past the "mindless thralls" if you give them a few turns. They block each other too, so at most eight will follow you on any one stair climb.
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−	If you need to herd an army of abominations from one floor to another, try 't'elling the ones on the destination floor to 'w'ait. They'll wander a bit, but they won't follow you back up the stairs. (Don't forget to 't'ell them to 'f'ollow you again afterward!)
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−	Places like the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Snake Pit]] are great for abominations, as they contain many enemies to convert, and nagas are conveniently heavy. This spell also combines well with [[Kiku]]'s corpse delivery. In contrast, [[the Shoals]] are quite hostile for abominations; they tend to wander off and get swarmed, and possibly get trapped by tides.
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−	Abominations are your basic bruisers, but their defense is poor, and their stupidity can be a liability. They don't avoid clouds of flame or frost, so vaults producing these can wipe out your army. Similarly, before you leave them in a room, check for traps (especially teleport, or Zot traps, neither of which run out of ammo).
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−	They will happily die in the effort to overwhelm some armoured hulk which ought to be weakened first with poison or debilitating spells while preventing you from ''doing'' that, by blocking your line of fire! Happily, they're immune to [[Mephitic Cloud]], so you can often confuse their opponents. But watch out for monsters with area blasts such as [[Fire crab]]s!
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−	~~==History==~~
−	*Twisted Resurrection was retired in [[0.16]].
−	*Prior to [[0.10]] Twisted Resurrection did not produce crawling corpses and macabre masses which then combine to form abominations. Instead, you would have to place several corpses on a single tile, cast it while standing over them, and there was a chance that a small or large abomination would form.
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-Twisted Resurrection will be retired in [[0.16]].
+*Twisted Resurrection was retired in [[0.16]].
+*Prior to [[0.10]] Twisted Resurrection did not produce crawling corpses and macabre masses which then combine to form abominations. Instead, you would have to place several corpses on a single tile, cast it while standing over them, and there was a chance that a small or large abomination would form.

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 Prior to [[0.10]] Twisted Resurrection did not produce crawling corpses and macabre masses which then combine to form abominations. Instead, you would have to place several corpses on a single tile, cast it while standing over them, and there was a chance that a small or large abomination would form.

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 {{flavour|This spell causes nearby corpses to begin crawling together, merging into horrible agglomerations of flesh. More and larger corpses result in more powerful creations.}}
-'''Twisted Resurrection''' is a level 5 [[Necromancy]] spell which converts all corpses in your [[LOS]] into friendly [[crawling corpse]]s or [[macabre mass]]es (depending on their size). These beings cannot attack, but they will combine into [[small abomination]]s and eventually [[large abomination]]s once you've created enough of them. They can also merge with any small abomination already created until it is upgraded into a large abomination. If a corpse is not large enough to create a crawling corpse, it is reduced to a pulpy mess (i.e. destroyed).
+'''Twisted Resurrection''' is a level 5 [[Necromancy]] spell which converts all corpses in your [[LOS]] into friendly [[crawling corpse]]s or [[macabre mass]]es (depending on their size). These beings cannot attack, but they will combine into [[small abomination]]s and eventually [[large abomination]]s once you've created enough of them. They can also merge with any small abomination already created until it is upgraded into a large abomination. If a corpse is not large enough to create a crawling corpse, it is reduced to a pulpy mess (i.e. destroyed). As abominations don't regenerate naturally, creating further crawling corpses & macabre masses is the only way to heal your existing creations.
 For those interested in game mechanics, this spell creates 1 [[HD]] worth of creatures per 20-60 [[aum]], depending on spell power (and with half efficiency past 15 HD). Small abominations require 6 HD and two corpses, large abominations need 11 HD and three corpses.

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 Places like the [[Orcish Mines]] or the [[Snake Pit]] are great for abominations, as they contain many enemies to convert, and nagas are conveniently heavy. This spell also combines well with [[Kiku]]'s corpse delivery. In contrast, [[the Shoals]] are quite hostile for abominations; they tend to wander off and get swarmed, and possibly get trapped by tides.
-Abominations are your basic bruisers, but their defense is poor, and their stupidity can be a liability. They don't avoid clouds of flame or frost, so vaults producing these can wipe out your army. Similarly, before you leave them in a room, check for traps (especially teleport, or Zot traps, none of which run out of ammo).
+Abominations are your basic bruisers, but their defense is poor, and their stupidity can be a liability. They don't avoid clouds of flame or frost, so vaults producing these can wipe out your army. Similarly, before you leave them in a room, check for traps (especially teleport, or Zot traps, neither of which run out of ammo).
 They will happily die in the effort to overwhelm some armoured hulk which ought to be weakened first with poison or debilitating spells while preventing you from ''doing'' that, by blocking your line of fire! Happily, they're immune to [[Mephitic Cloud]], so you can often confuse their opponents. But watch out for monsters with area blasts such as [[Fire crab]]s!