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| − | The '''deck of emergency''' contains seven distinct cards. It cannot be found as an independent physical item, hence the absence of an item-data box.
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| − | == Tomb card ==
| + | The '''deck of emergency''' is an [[Decks#Archetype_decks|archetype deck]] that is not found as an independent item in the game. It is used in the construction of the [[Decks#Composition|physical decks]], as listed in [[Decks#Deck_components|this table]]. |
| − | The Tomb card surrounds the player with a single layer of temporary rock walls. This layer may not be complete, and the duration depends on your [[Decks#Card power|card power]]: 10 + power/20 + 1d(power/4) - 1. | |
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| − | Minimum duration (0 evocations, plain deck, without Nemelex): 10 turns.
| + | ==See also== |
| − | Maximum duration (27 evocations, legendary deck, full piety with Nemelex): 62 + 1d268 turns.
| + | *[[Cards]] |
| | + | *[[Decks]] |
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| − | === Mechanics ===
| + | [[Category:Deck]] |
| − | The entombment effect iterates over each adjacent tile, making the following checks:
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| − | * If a one-in-power chance occurs, skip the tile.
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| − | * If the tile contains a monster, any kind of wall, a door, a portal entrance, an altar, or [[deep water]], skip it. (This list is not necessarily complete.)
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| − | If the tile is not skipped:
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| − | * Any clouds and ''mechanical'' traps in the tile are destroyed.
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| − | * The terrain type of the tile is changed to an ordinary rock wall. Any items on the floor will be displaced to the square where you are standing.
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| − | === Chances of success ===
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| − | Assuming that you are not a worshipper of Nemelex Xobeh, for 8 and 9 wall tiles.
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| − | {| class="wikitable" border="1"
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| − | !Evo
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| − | !colspan=2|Plain
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| − | !colspan=2|Ornate
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| − | !colspan=2|Legend.
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| − | |--
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| − | !
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| − | !8
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| − | !9
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| − | !8
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| − | !9
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| − | !8
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| − | !9
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| − | |--
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| − | !0
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| − | |0%
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| − | |0%
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| − | |20%
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| − | |76%
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| − | |11%
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| − | |87%
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| − | |--
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| − | !1
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| − | |0%
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| − | |0%
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| − | |19%
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| − | |76%
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| − | |11%
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| − | |87%
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| − | |--
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| − | !2
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| − | |10%
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| − | |3%
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| − | |18%
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| − | |78%
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| − | |11%
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| − | |87%
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| − | |--
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| − | !3
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| − | |26%
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| − | |16%
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| − | |18%
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| − | |79%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |--
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| − | !4
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| − | |33%
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| − | |29%
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| − | |17%
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| − | |80%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |--
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| − | !5
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| − | |34%
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| − | |38%
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| − | |16%
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| − | |81%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |--
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| − | !6
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| − | |34%
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| − | |43%
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| − | |16%
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| − | |81%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |--
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| − | !7
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| − | |33%
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| − | |49%
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| − | |15%
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| − | |82%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |--
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| − | !8
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| − | |31%
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| − | |55%
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| − | |15%
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| − | |83%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |--
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| − | !9
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| − | |29%
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| − | |59%
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| − | |14%
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| − | |83%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |--
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| − | !10
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| − | |28%
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| − | |63%
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| − | |14%
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| − | |84%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |90%
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| − | |--
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| − | !11
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| − | |27%
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| − | |64%
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| − | |13%
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| − | |84%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |90%
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| − | |--
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| − | !12
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| − | |25%
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| − | |67%
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| − | |13%
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| − | |85%
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| − | |8%
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| − | |90%
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| − | |--
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| − | !13
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| − | |24%
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| − | |70%
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| − | |12%
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| − | |85%
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| − | |8%
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| − | |90%
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| − | |--
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| − | !14
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| − | |23%
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| − | |72%
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| − | |12%
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| − | |86%
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| − | |8%
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| − | |90%
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| − | |--
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| − | !15
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| − | |21%
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| − | |73%
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| − | |12%
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| − | |86%
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| − | |8%
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| − | |91%
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| − | |--
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| − | !16
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| − | |21%
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| − | |74%
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| − | |12%
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| − | |87%
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| − | |8%
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| − | |91%
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| − | |--
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| − | !17
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| − | |20%
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| − | |76%
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| − | |11%
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| − | |87%
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| − | |8%
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| − | |91%
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| − | |--
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| − | !18
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| − | |19%
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| − | |77%
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| − | |11%
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| − | |87%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |91%
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| − | |--
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| − | !19
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| − | |18%
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| − | |78%
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| − | |11%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |91%
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| − | |--
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| − | !20
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| − | |17%
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| − | |79%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |91%
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| − | |--
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| − | !21
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| − | |17%
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| − | |80%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |--
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| − | !22
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| − | |16%
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| − | |81%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |88%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |--
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| − | !23
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| − | |16%
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| − | |82%
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| − | |10%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |--
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| − | !24
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| − | |15%
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| − | |82%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |--
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| − | !25
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| − | |14%
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| − | |83%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |7%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |--
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| − | !26
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| − | |14%
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| − | |83%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |89%
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| − | |6%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |--
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| − | !27
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| − | |14%
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| − | |84%
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| − | |9%
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| − | |90%
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| − | |6%
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| − | |92%
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| − | |}
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| − | == Banshee card ==
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| − | The Banshee card attempts to [[Cause Fear]] in all monsters in sight of the player.
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| − | == Damnation card ==
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| − | The Damnation card banishes random creatures in the player's vicinity (or possibly the player!) to [[the Abyss]]. If it banishes more than one creature, only the ''first'' victim can be the player.
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| − | == Solitude card ==
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| − | The Solitude card casts the [[Dispersal]] spell at a spell power of (power / 4).
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| − | == Warpwright card ==
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| − | The Warpwright card attempts to place a teleport trap near the player. It is completely ineffective in the Abyss. Often better than a [[Scroll of teleportation]], because you can step on the trap for an instant getaway, rather than waiting for the scroll to trigger. (Plus, a deck with an identified Warpwright card will not be burned up by fire attacks.)
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| − | == Flight card ==
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| − | The Flight card does one of the following:
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| − | * Level 0: Casts either [[Spider Form]] or [[Bat Form]] on the player.
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| − | * Level 1: Casts [[Flight]] ''and'' [[Swiftness]] on the player.
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| − | * Level 2: Casts [[Flight]] ''and'' [[Swiftness]] on the player, and places a shaft in the player's square if possible.
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| − | Additionally, it has a one-in-(4 - effect level) chance of making the player invisible.
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| − | == Alchemist card ==
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| − | {{crawlquote|"You feel better. Some of your gold vanishes!"}}
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| − | Drawing this card restores some [[HP]] (and occasionally [[MP]]) in exchange for [[gold]]. The amount of healing and gold spent depends on the power level:
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| − | *Power level 0
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| − | **80% chance that it will spend 0-66 gold to restore 0-33 HP
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| − | **20% chance that it will spend 0-99 gold to restore 0-33 HP and 0-6 MP
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| − | *Power level 1
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| − | **60% chance that it will spend 0-132 gold to restore 0-66 HP
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| − | **40% chance that it will spend 0-198 gold to restore 0-66 HP and 0-13 MP
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| − | *Power level 2
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| − | **40% chance that it will spend 0-198 gold to restore 0-99 HP
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| − | **60% chance that it will spend 0-297 gold to restore 0-99 HP and 0-19 MP
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| − | The amount of gold you spend is directly proportional to the amount of healing you receive. Actual amounts healed and spent are weighted toward the averages.
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| − | [[Category: Deck]] | |
