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{{flavour|A long black robe made of strange glossy material. It shrouds its wearer in darkness, reducing the range of vision. According to legend, it was the gift of Ratri the Goddess of the Night to one of her followers.}}
 
{{flavour|A long black robe made of strange glossy material. It shrouds its wearer in darkness, reducing the range of vision. According to legend, it was the gift of Ratri the Goddess of the Night to one of her followers.}}
 
[[File:Robe_of_night.png]] '''''the +5 robe of Night'''''
 
[[File:Robe_of_night.png]] '''''the +5 robe of Night'''''
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+5 [[robe]]
 
+5 [[robe]]
  
+40 MR<br>
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+40 [[will]]<br>
See Invisible<br>
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[[See Invisible]]<br>
Passive [[Darkness]]<br>
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[[Line of sight]] radius reduced by 25% (final LOS rounded down)<br>
  
 
==Desirability==
 
==Desirability==
The '''robe of Night''''s bonus to [[stealth]], [[invisibility]], and [[line of sight]] reduction by 2 makes this item useful for [[stab]]bers, though as with the [[robe of Augmentation]], many players may prefer something which gives elemental resistances in their armour slot. The [[see invisible]] and [[magic resistance]] it offers makes it useful in the [[Elven Halls]], where monsters use dangerous [[Hexes]] against you and often become invisible.
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For most species, the '''robe of Night'''<ref>{{source ref|0.30.1|art-data.txt|987}}</ref> reduces line of sight by 2 tiles (only 1 tile for [[Kobold]]s). This is clearly useful for [[stab]]bers, as reduced LOS makes it easier to approach [[sleep]]ing enemies.
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Those who would wear a robe anyways may also want this item, as it has good enchantment and a nice willpower bonus. Whether the LOS reduction helps or hurts depends on the character: a [[ranged weapon]] user will find it less useful than a caster relying on low-range spells like [[Stone Arrow]]. In any case, you may prefer an armour with elemental resistances and/or higher AC.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
Prior to [[0.19]], the robe granted ability to turn [[invisible]] and a +50 Stealth bonus.
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*Prior to [[0.20]], the robe of Night had a +4 enchantment.
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*Prior to [[0.19]], the robe of Night granted the ability to turn [[invisible]] and had a +50 [[stealth]] bonus.
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*Prior to [[0.12]], the robe of Night did not grant a passive Darkness effect.
  
Prior to [[0.12]], the robe of Night did not grant a passive Darkness effect.
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==References==
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[[Category:Unrands]]
 
[[Category:Unrands]]
 
[[Category:Body armour]]
 
[[Category:Body armour]]

Latest revision as of 08:28, 5 January 2024

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A long black robe made of strange glossy material. It shrouds its wearer in darkness, reducing the range of vision. According to legend, it was the gift of Ratri the Goddess of the Night to one of her followers.

Robe of night.png the +5 robe of Night

+5 robe

+40 will
See Invisible
Line of sight radius reduced by 25% (final LOS rounded down)

Desirability

For most species, the robe of Night[1] reduces line of sight by 2 tiles (only 1 tile for Kobolds). This is clearly useful for stabbers, as reduced LOS makes it easier to approach sleeping enemies.

Those who would wear a robe anyways may also want this item, as it has good enchantment and a nice willpower bonus. Whether the LOS reduction helps or hurts depends on the character: a ranged weapon user will find it less useful than a caster relying on low-range spells like Stone Arrow. In any case, you may prefer an armour with elemental resistances and/or higher AC.

History

  • Prior to 0.20, the robe of Night had a +4 enchantment.
  • Prior to 0.19, the robe of Night granted the ability to turn invisible and had a +50 stealth bonus.
  • Prior to 0.12, the robe of Night did not grant a passive Darkness effect.

References