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The '''gift timeout''' is the period during which you cannot receive any more [[gift]]s from your current [[god]], until you gain more [[piety]].
 
The '''gift timeout''' is the period during which you cannot receive any more [[gift]]s from your current [[god]], until you gain more [[piety]].
  
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==Gods==
 
==Gods==
 
Gods which grant gifts based on the gift timeout method include:
 
Gods which grant gifts based on the gift timeout method include:
*[[Okawaru]] - Ammunition, weapons + armour. (Ammo gifts have a lower timeout.)
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*[[Okawaru]] - [[Throwing]] ammunition.
 
*[[Sif Muna]] - [[Spellbooks]].
 
*[[Sif Muna]] - [[Spellbooks]].
 
*[[Trog]] - Melee weapons ([[brand]]s are limited to [[antimagic]], [[flaming]], [[vorpal]], or [[speed brand|speed]]).
 
*[[Trog]] - Melee weapons ([[brand]]s are limited to [[antimagic]], [[flaming]], [[vorpal]], or [[speed brand|speed]]).
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==History==
 
==History==
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*Prior to [[0.31]], [[Okawaru]] would gift armour and weapons using Gift Timeout. In addition, Okawaru's gift timeout for Throwing was much smaller.
 
*Prior to [[0.28]], [[Yredelemnul]] would gift permanent servants. Also, Elyvilon's lifesaving was not based off Gift Timeout.
 
*Prior to [[0.28]], [[Yredelemnul]] would gift permanent servants. Also, Elyvilon's lifesaving was not based off Gift Timeout.
 
*Prior to [[0.25]], [[Trog]] gifted ammunition as well as any brand of weapon.
 
*Prior to [[0.25]], [[Trog]] gifted ammunition as well as any brand of weapon.
*Prior to [[0.19]], Nemelex Xobeh would gift [[decks]] as physical items.
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*Prior to [[0.19]], [[Nemelex Xobeh]] would gift [[decks]] as physical items.
 
*Prior to [[0.15]], Nemelex Xobeh gifted [[decks of destruction]], [[deck of escape|escape]], [[deck of summoning|summoning]], and [[deck of wonders|wonders]].
 
*Prior to [[0.15]], Nemelex Xobeh gifted [[decks of destruction]], [[deck of escape|escape]], [[deck of summoning|summoning]], and [[deck of wonders|wonders]].
 
*Prior to [[0.14]], Nemelex Xobeh could gift [[decks of dungeons]] and the types of gifted decks were dependent on the types of sacrificed items. Yredelemnul gifted [[freezing wraith]]s instead of [[vampire (monster) | vampires]].
 
*Prior to [[0.14]], Nemelex Xobeh could gift [[decks of dungeons]] and the types of gifted decks were dependent on the types of sacrificed items. Yredelemnul gifted [[freezing wraith]]s instead of [[vampire (monster) | vampires]].

Revision as of 08:27, 15 January 2024

Version 0.31: This article is up to date for the latest stable release of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup.

The gift timeout is the period during which you cannot receive any more gifts from your current god, until you gain more piety.

Useful Info

Your gift timeout increases whenever you get a god gift; the duration depends on the god. It decreases by 1 for every point of piety you gain.

For certain gods, having a gift timeout reduces your piety gain. For these gods, if you gain piety with a timeout, there's a 75% chance that you don't actually get piety - i.e., the piety is only used for reducing the timer.[1] Not all gifting gods have this penalty.

Once timeout = 0, there is a chance, when gaining piety, to get a gift. This chance depends on the god. Afterwards, the timeout resets.

Wearing an amulet of faith increases your piety gain by +25%, speeding up the timeout by that amount. It also increases the chance you get a gift once timeout = 0 by 33%.

Gods

Gods which grant gifts based on the gift timeout method include:

The following gods do not have the 75% piety penalty:

Beogh and The Shining One can gift ally blessings (gear, healing, new orcs for Beogh; healing/summon duration for TSO) when you gain piety, but these don't use Gift Timeout. Xom's gifts are random, and do not follow timeout.

History

References