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| − | In the dungeon there are many different kinds of normal and magical '''items''' to be found and used. Some are good, others are bad, but almost all need to be | + | In the dungeon there are many different kinds of normal and magical '''items''' to be found and used. Some are good, others are bad, but almost all need to be [[Identification|identified]]. |
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Revision as of 23:44, 19 August 2013
In the dungeon there are many different kinds of normal and magical items to be found and used. Some are good, others are bad, but almost all need to be identified.
Basic item types
Weapons
Missile
Armour
Comestibles
Scrolls
Jewellery
Potions
Magical staves
Evocable items
Wands
Rods
Decks- Books
Item classification
The colour of an item in inventory enhances the item's description as follows:
- Grey: is otherwise unnotable
- Dark Grey: is useless or unusable
- White: is an artefact
- Blue: has a(n) (un)confirmed ego
- Green: has an unidentified enchantment, but no ego, and is also used for unbranded god gifts
- Red: is cursed or harmful or discouraged by religion
- Bright Green: is uncursed and equipped; or is a poisonous chunk and you are not poison-resistant
- Bright Red: is cursed and equipped; or is a rot-inducing item (chunk, potion of mutation for undead)
- Brown: is a contaminated chunk
- Yellow: can help escape from or survive emergencies (teleport, healing, etc.); or is a preferred food
- Cyan: is rare and beneficial
- Magenta: is dangerous to use but potentially useful
- Light Magenta: is a Rune or the Orb of Zot
These colours can be changed with the menu_colour option.
