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Reading a [[scroll of noise]] causes a loud clanging [[noise]] to emanate from the player's location, alerting monsters to your presence. At 25 intensity, this is more than twice as loud as [[Shout|shouting]] by pressing '''[[t]]'''. | Reading a [[scroll of noise]] causes a loud clanging [[noise]] to emanate from the player's location, alerting monsters to your presence. At 25 intensity, this is more than twice as loud as [[Shout|shouting]] by pressing '''[[t]]'''. | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
| − | * | + | *If you haven't identified scrolls of noise yet, be wary of read-identifying scrolls near unexplored areas, especially away from [[stairs]]. If one of your scrolls happens to be a scroll of noise, there's no telling what sort of things you'll wake up. |
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*If you utilize shouting in your play style to draw monsters to you (e.g. ambushing, hit & run with stairs, verifying an area is cleared of monsters, etc.), a scroll of noise is not entirely useless to you, as its greater [[noise]] will draw monsters from further away. Keep that in mind as you run across them. | *If you utilize shouting in your play style to draw monsters to you (e.g. ambushing, hit & run with stairs, verifying an area is cleared of monsters, etc.), a scroll of noise is not entirely useless to you, as its greater [[noise]] will draw monsters from further away. Keep that in mind as you run across them. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Noise]] | *[[Noise]] | ||
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| + | ==History== | ||
| + | *Prior to [[0.20]], scrolls of noise could be used to snap yourself out of [[mesmerize|mesmerization]] or [[fear]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:36, 26 April 2024
Version 0.31: This article is up to date for the latest stable release of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup.
| Type | Scroll |
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| Name | Scroll of noise |
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| A prank scroll that creates a loud noise when read. |
Reading a scroll of noise causes a loud clanging noise to emanate from the player's location, alerting monsters to your presence. At 25 intensity, this is more than twice as loud as shouting by pressing t.
Strategy
- If you haven't identified scrolls of noise yet, be wary of read-identifying scrolls near unexplored areas, especially away from stairs. If one of your scrolls happens to be a scroll of noise, there's no telling what sort of things you'll wake up.
- If you utilize shouting in your play style to draw monsters to you (e.g. ambushing, hit & run with stairs, verifying an area is cleared of monsters, etc.), a scroll of noise is not entirely useless to you, as its greater noise will draw monsters from further away. Keep that in mind as you run across them.
See Also
History
- Prior to 0.20, scrolls of noise could be used to snap yourself out of mesmerization or fear.
| Scrolls |
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| Acquirement • Amnesia • Butterflies • Blinking • Brand weapon • Enchant armour • Enchant weapon • Fear • Fog • Identify • Immolation • Noise • Poison • Revelation • Silence • Summoning • Teleportation • Torment • Vulnerability |
