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==Starting Skills== | ==Starting Skills== | ||
These are adjusted by your species' [[aptitude]]s. | These are adjusted by your species' [[aptitude]]s. | ||
| − | *[[Fighting]]: | + | *[[Fighting]]: 3 |
| − | *Chosen Weapon's Skill: | + | *Chosen Weapon's Skill: 3 |
| − | *[[Armour]]: | + | *[[Armour]]: 1 |
*[[Dodging]]: 1 | *[[Dodging]]: 1 | ||
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This page discusses Chaos Knights in version 0.8.0+. The older version of Chaos Knights were split into Abyssal Knight, Death Knight, and the new Chaos Knight as of 0.8.0. Click here to see the older version. |
Chaos Knights are warriors who serve Xom, the unpredictable and psychotic God of Chaos. This is not a religion for the faint of heart, for Xom is a fickle, capricious deity who sees his chosen as his personal playthings. He takes delight in their risks and misfortunes, and he is quick to punish those who bore him. Chaos Knights who can keep Xom entertained (and survive) will find themselves showered with his blessings... but their lives are more often painful and short.
Racial restrictions
Demigods cannot be Chaos Knights (or any other religious class).
Starting Equipment
Some species may receive different items based on their unique restrictions.
- +2, +2 weapon of choice (short sword, mace, hand axe, or spear)
- +2 leather armour
- Bread ration
- 20 gold
Starting Skills
These are adjusted by your species' aptitudes.
Strategy
This is in many ways a challenge class, as dealing with Xom makes your run through the Dungeon even more of a crapshoot than it already is, especially if you choose not to spoil yourself by reading the Xom page!
Unlike other gods, Xom's feelings about you don't progress in an entirely predictable or fair manner. You do get feedback when you've done something to please him, but if you're used to the "follow the Appreciates list, score piety, be rewarded" logic of other gods, you'll have to abandon it here. Even if you do everything "right" by Xom, his rewards are just as random. As with a Demonspawn's mutations, you can only hope for the best (to put it lightly). For Xom fans, of course, that's all part of the fun!
