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Reading a '''scroll of unholy creation''' will create a friendly, permanent [[small abomination]] to do your bidding. Unlike [[derived undead]], they can heal over time and will follow you up and down [[stairs]].
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If you're worshipping a [[good god]], the abomination will be hostile. The good gods also forbid its intentional use.
  
Reading a '''scroll of unholy creation''' will create a friendly, permanent [[small abomination]] to do your bidding. These monsters can be useful allies in the early game, providing additional damage output and being able to survive for a few floors if handled with care. In the mid- and late-game, however, they are too fragile to be of much use. Unlike undead allies, they can heal over time and will follow you up and down [[stairs]].
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==Strategy==
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These monsters can be useful allies in the early game, providing additional damage output and being able to survive for a few floors if handled with care. In the mid- and late-game, however, they are too fragile to be of much use.  
  
==Tips & Tricks==
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*If you worship a good [[god]], the created abomination will be hostile (the god will also be offended if the scroll was identified before you read it). This can be extremely dangerous in the very early game.
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*If you're worshipping a good god, the hostile abomination can be extremely dangerous in the early-game.
 
**[[Zin]] - Reciting should destroy them with a few attempts. Reciting next to a small abomination is very dangerous early on, however, so try to get some distance between you and the abomination first.  
 
**[[Zin]] - Reciting should destroy them with a few attempts. Reciting next to a small abomination is very dangerous early on, however, so try to get some distance between you and the abomination first.  
 
**[[The Shining One]] - If you have it, Cleansing Flame works just as well.
 
**[[The Shining One]] - If you have it, Cleansing Flame works just as well.

Latest revision as of 15:28, 4 September 2023

Obsolete: This article refers to an aspect of the game which has been removed. It is retained for historical reference only.
Type Scroll
Name Scroll of unholy creation
Icon Scroll of unholy creation.png
This scroll draws unformed lumps of flesh from the Abyss to create a terrible beast.

Reading a scroll of unholy creation will create a friendly, permanent small abomination to do your bidding. Unlike derived undead, they can heal over time and will follow you up and down stairs.

If you're worshipping a good god, the abomination will be hostile. The good gods also forbid its intentional use.

Strategy

These monsters can be useful allies in the early game, providing additional damage output and being able to survive for a few floors if handled with care. In the mid- and late-game, however, they are too fragile to be of much use.

Tips & Tricks

  • If you're worshipping a good god, the hostile abomination can be extremely dangerous in the early-game.
    • Zin - Reciting should destroy them with a few attempts. Reciting next to a small abomination is very dangerous early on, however, so try to get some distance between you and the abomination first.
    • The Shining One - If you have it, Cleansing Flame works just as well.
  • While monsters normally disregard scrolls, intelligent ones will use scrolls of unholy creation if they find them. Bear in mind this does provide a little bit of extra XP and possibly piety if you don't think you'll have a use for them yourself.

History

  • Scrolls of unholy creation were removed in 0.12.
  • Prior to 0.11, these were known as scrolls of summoning, but functioned identically. The item which now goes by that name functions very differently.