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The '''Saprovore''' [[mutation]] allows your character to consume meat [[chunk]]s that other characters would find inedible. This includes rotten, [[mutation]]-inducing, and [[rot]]-inducing chunks, all of which are treated as clean. [[Ghoul]]s begin play with this mutation. | The '''Saprovore''' [[mutation]] allows your character to consume meat [[chunk]]s that other characters would find inedible. This includes rotten, [[mutation]]-inducing, and [[rot]]-inducing chunks, all of which are treated as clean. [[Ghoul]]s begin play with this mutation. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The exact effects of saprovore have changed dramatically over the course of ''DCSS''' development | + | The exact effects of saprovore have changed dramatically over the course of ''DCSS''' development. |
| − | In [[0. | + | *In [[0.16]], rotten chunks were removed entirely. |
| − | + | *In [[0.15]], in an attempt to simplify ''DCSS''' [[food]] system, all characters with Saprovore except for [[ghoul]]s and [[troll]]s had the trait removed. This included [[hill orc]]s (rank 1), [[ogre]]s (rank 1), [[demonspawn]] with the [[Foul Stench]] [[demonspawn mutation]] (rank 1), and [[kobold]]s (rank 2). It also removed the concept of contaminated chunks. | |
| − | In [[0.15]], in an attempt to simplify ''DCSS''' food system, all characters with Saprovore except for [[ghoul]]s and [[troll]]s had the trait removed. This included [[hill orc]]s (rank 1), [[ogre]]s (rank 1), [[demonspawn]] with the [[Foul Stench]] [[demonspawn mutation]] (rank 1), and [[kobold]]s (rank 2). It also removed the concept of contaminated chunks. | + | *In [[0.13]], the [[nausea]] status effect was introduced. This was an intermediate status effect that would kick in before sickness, preventing the character from eating further until the status effect ended (though starving or near starving characters could force themselves to eat at a significant penalty and with a chance of advancing their status to sick). Saprovore functioned as before, except that it helped prevent nausea rather than sickness. |
| − | + | *Prior to [[0.10]], eating contaminated chunks would occasionally inflict [[sickness]], and rotten chunks were completely inedible. Having ranks of saprovore would make rotten chunks edible (though still potentially sickening) and would reduce the odds of getting sick from contaminated flesh. Any chunk could be eaten safely at rank 3, but only ghouls were able to reach that rank. | |
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Latest revision as of 19:00, 19 February 2020
Obsolete: This article refers to an aspect of the game which has been removed. It is retained for historical reference only.
The Saprovore mutation allows your character to consume meat chunks that other characters would find inedible. This includes rotten, mutation-inducing, and rot-inducing chunks, all of which are treated as clean. Ghouls begin play with this mutation.
History
The exact effects of saprovore have changed dramatically over the course of DCSS' development.
- In 0.16, rotten chunks were removed entirely.
- In 0.15, in an attempt to simplify DCSS' food system, all characters with Saprovore except for ghouls and trolls had the trait removed. This included hill orcs (rank 1), ogres (rank 1), demonspawn with the Foul Stench demonspawn mutation (rank 1), and kobolds (rank 2). It also removed the concept of contaminated chunks.
- In 0.13, the nausea status effect was introduced. This was an intermediate status effect that would kick in before sickness, preventing the character from eating further until the status effect ended (though starving or near starving characters could force themselves to eat at a significant penalty and with a chance of advancing their status to sick). Saprovore functioned as before, except that it helped prevent nausea rather than sickness.
- Prior to 0.10, eating contaminated chunks would occasionally inflict sickness, and rotten chunks were completely inedible. Having ranks of saprovore would make rotten chunks edible (though still potentially sickening) and would reduce the odds of getting sick from contaminated flesh. Any chunk could be eaten safely at rank 3, but only ghouls were able to reach that rank.
