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Prior to [[0.10]], these were called '''wands of healing'''. | Prior to [[0.10]], these were called '''wands of healing'''. | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 2 September 2017
| Type | Wand |
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| Name | Wand of heal wounds |
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| A magical device which can heal a creature's wounds. |
A wand of heal wounds is a rare wand with an effect similar to a potion of heal wounds, healing its target for 9+3d28/3 HP (regardless of your Evocations skill), or healing 2-6 points of rot if at full HP. The wand can hold a maximum of 9 charges, and is often found with only 1-3 charges to begin with.
Followers of Elyvilon may use these wands to pacify monsters in the same way they'd use their divine healing abilities. However, the wand's success rate is based on your Evocations skill, not Invocations. Strangely enough, at perfectly equal skill levels, the wand of heal wounds has a better pacification success rate than divine healing.
These wands are very valuable items for mummies, as they cannot quaff potions to quickly heal in battle. Additionally, by repairing rot, it reduces their dependency on their expensive Self-Restoration ability. Deep dwarves begin the game with a wand of heal wounds with 5 charges.
This wand, like most methods of healing, is ineffective if you are under the effects of Death's Door.
History
Wands of heal wounds were removed in 0.20.
Prior to 0.10, these were called wands of healing.
