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==Desirability== | ==Desirability== | ||
| − | The '''necklace of Bloodlust''' is definitely not the sort of item you'd want to use regularly, but it can still be useful, ironically proving most valuable to characters who don't worship [[Trog]]. Although +5 damage and +30 magic resistance on an amulet are both excellent properties, the most common solution for the berserkitis it inflicts (an [[amulet of clarity]]) is | + | The '''necklace of Bloodlust''' is definitely not the sort of item you'd want to use regularly, but it can still be useful, ironically proving most valuable to characters who don't worship [[Trog]]. Although +5 damage and +30 magic resistance on an amulet are both excellent properties, the most common solution for the berserkitis it inflicts (an [[amulet of clarity]]) is not an option, as your [[amulet]] slot will already be filled. This makes it a terrible piece of gear for any non-[[Ashenzari]] or undead character to wear for any extended period of time. Popping it on right before engaging an enemy you actually ''want'' to berserk against, however, allows it to function as an excellent alternative to burning through [[potions of berserk rage]], but make sure to keep a [[scroll of remove curse]] or two handy in case it re[[curse]]s itself. |
[[Category:Unrands]] | [[Category:Unrands]] | ||
[[Category:Amulets]] | [[Category:Amulets]] | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 17 September 2013
| You wonder what crude brute would wear a bloodstained necklace made of human and animal teeth, plus something that appears to be a ripped piece of spine. |
the necklace of Bloodlust
Cursed, 33% chance of recursing itself on equip
+2 strength
-2 intelligence
+30 MR
Forces berserk
+5 damage
-20 stealth
Desirability
The necklace of Bloodlust is definitely not the sort of item you'd want to use regularly, but it can still be useful, ironically proving most valuable to characters who don't worship Trog. Although +5 damage and +30 magic resistance on an amulet are both excellent properties, the most common solution for the berserkitis it inflicts (an amulet of clarity) is not an option, as your amulet slot will already be filled. This makes it a terrible piece of gear for any non-Ashenzari or undead character to wear for any extended period of time. Popping it on right before engaging an enemy you actually want to berserk against, however, allows it to function as an excellent alternative to burning through potions of berserk rage, but make sure to keep a scroll of remove curse or two handy in case it recurses itself.
