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*The monster-only "sleep" spell, usable by [[Aizul]]. | *The monster-only "sleep" spell, usable by [[Aizul]]. | ||
| − | [[Undead]], [[ | + | [[Undead]], [[nonliving]], [[plant]]s and [[berserk]] creatures can't be put to sleep. Creatures with [[cold resistance]] are immune to hibernation, but not to sleep. |
Monsters are usually asleep at the time that they are generated (or "dormant", if incapable of sleep), and tend to fall asleep again if enough time has passed since they last encountered the player. | Monsters are usually asleep at the time that they are generated (or "dormant", if incapable of sleep), and tend to fall asleep again if enough time has passed since they last encountered the player. | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 13 August 2013
Version 0.12: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Monsters (and you!) can be put to sleep by a number of different means:
- The "sleep" brand (unique to needles)
- Ensorcelled Hibernation usable by the player, and a few monsters: The Enchantress, player ghosts, and some pandemonium lords.
- The monster-only "sleep" spell, usable by Aizul.
Undead, nonliving, plants and berserk creatures can't be put to sleep. Creatures with cold resistance are immune to hibernation, but not to sleep.
Monsters are usually asleep at the time that they are generated (or "dormant", if incapable of sleep), and tend to fall asleep again if enough time has passed since they last encountered the player.
Sleeping monsters can be woken by nearby noise, and will always wake if they are attacked (unless they are killed by the attack). Stabbing is very effective against sleeping monsters.
The player character will always wake if he/she takes any amount of damage.
