Unbreathing - Revision history

Hordes: primal wave isn't the only non-engulf source of drowning

2023-08-28T14:46:46Z

primal wave isn't the only non-engulf source of drowning

Hordes at 14:41, 28 August 2023

2023-08-28T14:41:19Z

Ge0ff at 18:45, 26 August 2023

2023-08-26T18:45:47Z

Hordes: re-mention ballistomycete

2023-08-25T03:47:01Z

re-mention ballistomycete

Hordes at 03:45, 25 August 2023

2023-08-25T03:45:39Z

Hordes at 03:43, 25 August 2023

2023-08-25T03:43:50Z

Hordes: only the damage from curare was impacted

2023-08-25T03:43:19Z

only the damage from curare was impacted

Hordes: version bump, better history note

2023-08-25T03:41:35Z

version bump, better history note

Ge0ff: mention immunity to some confusion-branded attacks

2021-10-13T13:25:14Z

mention immunity to some confusion-branded attacks

Ge0ff: Unbreathing is still in the game (see https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/a3e552604e07)

2021-10-13T13:15:15Z

Unbreathing is still in the game (see https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/a3e552604e07)

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 '''Unbreathing''' creatures do not require air to survive. For monsters, these include [[undead]], [[nonliving]], and [[plant]]-type enemies. For players, being undead ([[Ghoul]], bloodless [[Vampire]], [[Mummy]]), a [[Gargoyle]] or [[Djinni]], or certain forms ([[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], or [[Wisp Form]]) makes you unbreathing.
-Unbreathing creatures are immune to [[engulf]] and drowning damage (taking 50% damage from [[Primal Wave]]). They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, and the confusion of [[ballistomycete spore]]s, [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]].
+Unbreathing creatures are immune to [[engulf]] and [[asphyxiation|drowning]] damage. They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, and the confusion of [[ballistomycete spore]]s, [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]].
 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave explicit immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Note that most unbreathing monsters were already immune to these effects, due to their [[holiness]]. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing. (In 0.27, they gained amphibiousness, which allows them to resist drowning).
 *Prior to [[0.26]], unbreathing creatures were not immune to [[miasma]].

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 '''Unbreathing''' creatures do not require air to survive. For monsters, these include [[undead]], [[nonliving]], and [[plant]]-type enemies. For players, being undead ([[Ghoul]], bloodless [[Vampire]], [[Mummy]]), a [[Gargoyle]] or [[Djinni]], or certain forms ([[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], or [[Wisp Form]]) makes you unbreathing.
-Unbreathing creatures are immune to drowning damage ([[engulf]], 50% of [[Primal Wave]]). They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, and the confusion of [[ballistomycete spore]]s, [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]].
+Unbreathing creatures are immune to [[engulf]] and drowning damage (taking 50% damage from [[Primal Wave]]). They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, and the confusion of [[ballistomycete spore]]s, [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]].
 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave explicit immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Note that most unbreathing monsters were already immune to these effects, due to their [[holiness]]. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing. (In 0.27, they gained amphibiousness, which allows them to resist drowning).
 *Prior to [[0.26]], unbreathing creatures were not immune to [[miasma]].

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 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave explicit immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Note that most unbreathing monsters were already immune to these effects, due to their [[holiness]]. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing. (in 0.27, they gained amphibiousness, allowing them to resist drowning).
+*Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave explicit immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Note that most unbreathing monsters were already immune to these effects, due to their [[holiness]]. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing. (In 0.27, they gained amphibiousness, which allows them to resist drowning).
 *Prior to [[0.26]], unbreathing creatures were not immune to [[miasma]].

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 '''Unbreathing''' creatures do not require air to survive. For monsters, these include [[undead]], [[nonliving]], and [[plant]]-type enemies. For players, being undead ([[Ghoul]], bloodless [[Vampire]], [[Mummy]]), a [[Gargoyle]] or [[Djinni]], or certain forms ([[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], or [[Wisp Form]]) makes you unbreathing.
-Unbreathing creatures are immune to drowning damage ([[engulf]], 50% of [[Primal Wave]]). They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, the confusion of [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]]
+Unbreathing creatures are immune to drowning damage ([[engulf]], 50% of [[Primal Wave]]). They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, and the confusion of [[ballistomycete spore]]s, [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]].
 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave explicit immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Note that most unbreathing monsters were already immune to these effects, due to their [[holiness]]. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing. (in 0.27, they gained amphibiousness, allowing them to resist drowning).
 *Prior to [[0.26]], unbreathing creatures were not immune to [[miasma]].

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 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing (in 0.27, gained amphibiousness, allowing them to resist drowning).
+*Prior to [[0.27]], unbreathing gave explicit immunity to [[curare]]'s damage (but not the poison/slow), [[Mephitic Cloud]], poison clouds, and [[miasma]]/[[Sick]]ness. Note that most unbreathing monsters were already immune to these effects, due to their [[holiness]]. Also, grey [[Draconian]]s had unbreathing. (in 0.27, they gained amphibiousness, allowing them to resist drowning).
 *Prior to [[0.26]], unbreathing creatures were not immune to [[miasma]].

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-'''Unbreathing''' creatures do not require air to survive. For monsters, these include [[undead]], [[nonliving]], and [[plant]]-type enemies. For players, being undead ([[Ghoul, bloodless [[Vampire]], [[Mummy]]), a [[Gargoyle]] or [[Djinni]], or certain forms ([[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], or [[Wisp Form]]) confers unbreathing.
+'''Unbreathing''' creatures do not require air to survive. For monsters, these include [[undead]], [[nonliving]], and [[plant]]-type enemies. For players, being undead ([[Ghoul]], bloodless [[Vampire]], [[Mummy]]), a [[Gargoyle]] or [[Djinni]], or certain forms ([[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], or [[Wisp Form]]) makes you unbreathing.
 Unbreathing creatures are immune to drowning damage ([[engulf]], 50% of [[Primal Wave]]). They are also immune to "spore" effects: the sleep of [[sleepcap]]s, the confusion of [[wandering mushroom]]s, and players in [[Fungus Form]]

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 '''Unbreathing''' creatures do not require air to survive. These include [[undead]], [[nonliving]], and [[plant]]-type monsters. Player characters can achieve this by playing a [[ghoul]], [[vampire]] (only when Bloodless), [[mummy]], [[gargoyle]], [[djinni]], or by being in [[Ice Form]], [[Statue Form]], [[Lich Form]], [[Tree Form]], or [[Wisp Form]].
-Unbreathing creatures are immune to confusing [[Ballistomycete spore|spores]] and drowning damage.
+Unbreathing creatures cannot be confused by [[ballistomycete spore]]s and [[confusion]]-branded attacks of [[wandering mushroom]]s and players in [[Fungus Form]]. Also, they are immune to drowning damage.
 ==History==
 *In [[0.27]], the unbreathing property was mostly removed. [[Gargoyle]]s and grey [[Draconian]]s are now vulnerable to various cloud effects, while the [[undead]] are naturally immune to all these effects. Grey Draconians were also made amphibious, resisting Primal Wave.
 *Prior to [[0.26]], unbreathing creatures were not immune to [[miasma]].