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| − | '''Warding''' is an [[intrinsic]] that sometimes causes the melee attacks of summoned monsters against you to fail: | + | '''Warding''' is an [[intrinsic]] that sometimes causes the melee and ranged weapon attacks of summoned monsters against you to fail: |
| − | {{crawlquote|'' | + | {{crawlquote|''(Monster) tries to attack you, but flinches away.''}} |
The chance of the attack being prevented is based on the monster's [[magic resistance]]. Each attack forces a roll of the monster's MR vs. 1d60; if the monster's roll wins, the attack goes through as normal. | The chance of the attack being prevented is based on the monster's [[magic resistance]]. Each attack forces a roll of the monster's MR vs. 1d60; if the monster's roll wins, the attack goes through as normal. | ||
| − | However, it will not prevent summoned monsters from casting [[spell]]s or using abilities such as [[torment]] or [[hellfire]] against you. This makes it much more useful against such spells as [[Summon Horrible Things]] and [[Haunt]] than against [[Summon Greater Demon]], for example. Warding | + | However, it will not prevent summoned monsters from casting [[spell]]s or using abilities such as [[torment]] or [[hellfire]] against you. This makes it much more useful against such spells as [[Summon Horrible Things]] and [[Haunt]] than against [[Summon Greater Demon]], for example. |
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| + | Warding will not provide protection against monsters that are [[durably summoned]]. | ||
Warding can be obtained through: | Warding can be obtained through: | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Prior to [[0.11]], you could have up to two ranks of warding by wearing an amulet of warding while wielding a [[staff of summoning]]. Each rank of the old warding intrinsic was worth half of what current warding provides. | + | *Removed in [[0.18]]. |
| + | *Prior to [[0.17]], warding didn't apply to ranged attacks. | ||
| + | *Prior to [[0.11]], you could have up to two ranks of warding by wearing an amulet of warding while wielding a [[staff of summoning]]. Each rank of the old warding intrinsic was worth half of what current warding provides. | ||
[[Category:Intrinsic]] | [[Category:Intrinsic]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:13, 5 August 2019
Obsolete: This article refers to an aspect of the game which has been removed. It is retained for historical reference only.
Warding is an intrinsic that sometimes causes the melee and ranged weapon attacks of summoned monsters against you to fail:
(Monster) tries to attack you, but flinches away.
The chance of the attack being prevented is based on the monster's magic resistance. Each attack forces a roll of the monster's MR vs. 1d60; if the monster's roll wins, the attack goes through as normal.
However, it will not prevent summoned monsters from casting spells or using abilities such as torment or hellfire against you. This makes it much more useful against such spells as Summon Horrible Things and Haunt than against Summon Greater Demon, for example.
Warding will not provide protection against monsters that are durably summoned.
Warding can be obtained through:
History
- Removed in 0.18.
- Prior to 0.17, warding didn't apply to ranged attacks.
- Prior to 0.11, you could have up to two ranks of warding by wearing an amulet of warding while wielding a staff of summoning. Each rank of the old warding intrinsic was worth half of what current warding provides.
