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| − | The '''lajatang of Order'''<ref>{{source ref|0.31.0|art-data.txt| | + | The '''lajatang of Order'''<ref>{{source ref|0.31.0|art-data.txt|1374}}</ref> is a good weapon, with high damage output in general, and outstanding damage against [[:Category:Silver vulnerability|silver-vulnerable]] enemies. Just as impressive is the fact that it is one of a few sources of [[mutation resistance]] (ironically, this also makes it much less desirable for actual worshipers of [[Zin]]). |
This weapon largely follows the same benefits and pitfalls as a regular lajatang; it offers great damage for low skill, in exchange for requiring 2 [[hand]]s and comparatively low late-game damage. Hybrids might like this weapon, but a heavy melee brute may prefer another weapon. Regardless, it can be used as a swapout against monsters who cast [[Malmutate]] (all of which are chaotic, and will thus suffer heavy damage from the silver brand). | This weapon largely follows the same benefits and pitfalls as a regular lajatang; it offers great damage for low skill, in exchange for requiring 2 [[hand]]s and comparatively low late-game damage. Hybrids might like this weapon, but a heavy melee brute may prefer another weapon. Regardless, it can be used as a swapout against monsters who cast [[Malmutate]] (all of which are chaotic, and will thus suffer heavy damage from the silver brand). | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 29 January 2024
| A silver-bladed lajatang, once bestowed upon a favoured worshipper of Zin. It became the most prized weapon of the many priests of Zin. After their order was destroyed, it fell into disuse and vanished from history. |
the +7 lajatang of Order
+7 lajatang
Silver brand
Mutation resistance (66% chance to resist hostile mutations.)
Desirability
The lajatang of Order[1] is a good weapon, with high damage output in general, and outstanding damage against silver-vulnerable enemies. Just as impressive is the fact that it is one of a few sources of mutation resistance (ironically, this also makes it much less desirable for actual worshipers of Zin).
This weapon largely follows the same benefits and pitfalls as a regular lajatang; it offers great damage for low skill, in exchange for requiring 2 hands and comparatively low late-game damage. Hybrids might like this weapon, but a heavy melee brute may prefer another weapon. Regardless, it can be used as a swapout against monsters who cast Malmutate (all of which are chaotic, and will thus suffer heavy damage from the silver brand).
History
- Prior to 0.24, the silver brand offered no damage bonus to monsters not vulnerable to silver.
- Prior to 0.18, rMut provided a 90% chance to resist hostile mutations. But there was an amulet of resist mutation that also provided this resistances, so having rMut was less special.
- The lajatang of Order was added in 0.14.
References
- ↑ art-data.txt:1374 (0.31.0)
