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[[File:Trog altar.png]] ''"Kill them all!"''
 
[[File:Trog altar.png]] ''"Kill them all!"''
  
{{flavour|Trog is an ancient god of anger and violence. Followers are expected to kill in Trog's name and burn books containing spells. Trog hates all wizards, and loves to see their spellbooks burn. In return, worshippers of Trog gain the ability to go berserk at will in combat, and will be granted gifts of powerful weapons. Followers are absolutely forbidden the use of spell magic.
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{{flavour|Trog is an ancient god of anger and violence. Followers are expected to kill in Trog's name, and especially to slay wizards. In return, worshippers of Trog gain the ability to go berserk at will in combat, and will be granted assistance in the form of powerful weapons and mighty allies. Followers are absolutely forbidden the use of spell magic.
  
 
Trog offers various powers to help followers in battle. Followers will gain the ability to go berserk at will, and to rapidly heal their wounds while increasing resistance to hostile enchantments. Later, followers may call in powerful raging allies. Eventually, Trog will gift followers with weapons focused on damage.
 
Trog offers various powers to help followers in battle. Followers will gain the ability to go berserk at will, and to rapidly heal their wounds while increasing resistance to hostile enchantments. Later, followers may call in powerful raging allies. Eventually, Trog will gift followers with weapons focused on damage.
  
Trog likes it when you destroy spellbooks via the '''a''' command, you or your god-given allies kill living beings, you or your god-given allies kill demons and you or your god-given allies kill holy beings. Trog especially likes it when you kill wizards and other users of magic.
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Trog likes it when you kill living beings, you destroy the undead, you kill demons, you kill holy beings and you destroy nonliving beings. Trog especially likes it when you kill wizards and other users of magic.
  
Note that Trog does not demand training of the Invocations skill. All abilities are purely based on piety.
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Trog's powers are based on piety instead of Invocations skill.
  
 
Trog strongly dislikes it when you memorise spells, you attempt to cast spells or you train magic skills.
 
Trog strongly dislikes it when you memorise spells, you attempt to cast spells or you train magic skills.
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Trog does not appreciate abandonment, and will call down fearful punishments on disloyal followers!
 
Trog does not appreciate abandonment, and will call down fearful punishments on disloyal followers!
  
Trog's wrath at betrayers is incandescent. Offenders find themselves swarmed by berserkers - from packs of bears to, for the most powerful, mobs of giants and trolls. Their bodies decay, slow, and collapse - and sometimes, they're just blasted by Trog's fiery rage directly.}}
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Trog's wrath at betrayers is incandescent. Offenders find themselves swarmed by berserkers - from packs of bears to, for the most powerful, mobs of giants and trolls. The bodies of those who anger Trog begin to decay, slow, and collapse, and Trog may simply smite them directly with fiery rage.
  
[[Berserker]]s begin play worshipping Trog.
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Trog's wrath lasts for a relatively long duration.}}
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[[Berserker]]s begin play worshiping Trog.
  
 
==Racial Restrictions==
 
==Racial Restrictions==
 
[[Demigod]]s cannot worship Trog (or any other deity).  
 
[[Demigod]]s cannot worship Trog (or any other deity).  
  
The [[undead]] are not banned from worship, but do suffer certain limitations. [[Mummies]] and [[ghoul]]s cannot [[berserk]] and thus lose much of the benefit of this religion. [[Vampire]]s also cannot berserk when their [[satiation]] falls below Full.
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The [[undead]] are not banned from worship, but do suffer certain limitations. [[Mummies]] and [[ghoul]]s cannot go [[berserk]] and thus lose much of the benefit of this religion. [[Vampire]]s also cannot go berserk when their [[satiation]] falls to Thirsty or below.
  
 
==Appreciates==
 
==Appreciates==
*You or your allies killing the living, especially [[actual spells|spellcaster]]s.
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*You or your allies killing living, [[demonic]], [[holy]], [[undead]], or [[nonliving]] monsters, especially [[Spell slot flags#Wizard flag|spellcaster]]s.
*You or your allies killing demons or holy monsters.
 
*Burning spellbooks.
 
  
 
==Deprecates==
 
==Deprecates==
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*Memorizing or casting spells.
 
*Memorizing or casting spells.
 
*Devoting skill points to magic skills, including [[Spellcasting]].
 
*Devoting skill points to magic skills, including [[Spellcasting]].
*Abandoning him/her.
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*Abandonment.
  
 
==Given Abilities==
 
==Given Abilities==
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level -]]''': "Troglodyte"
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level -]]''': "Troglodyte"
:*'''Burn Book''' - Turns a spellbook into a cloud of flame, granting you piety in exchange. The rarer the book, the longer the cloud will remain. (Costs 10-20 Food)
 
 
:*'''Protection From Abjuration''' - [[Abjuration]]s cast against your servants are 20% less effective. (Passive)
 
:*'''Protection From Abjuration''' - [[Abjuration]]s cast against your servants are 20% less effective. (Passive)
 
:*'''Berserk Bonus''' - If you kill a monster while berserk, you have a Piety/10% chance of adding 4-13 more turns to your rage. After berserking, if you fail the check to pass out from exhaustion (10% chance in normal conditions), there's a Piety/1.5% chance of negating that. (Passive)
 
:*'''Berserk Bonus''' - If you kill a monster while berserk, you have a Piety/10% chance of adding 4-13 more turns to your rage. After berserking, if you fail the check to pass out from exhaustion (10% chance in normal conditions), there's a Piety/1.5% chance of negating that. (Passive)
  
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level *]]:''' "Angry Troglodyte"
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level *]]:''' "Angry Troglodyte"
:*'''Berserk''' - Go [[berserk]]. You cannot berserk if you are [[hungry]] or still [[exhausted]] from previous berserking. (Costs 200-400 Food)
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:*'''Berserk''' - Go [[berserk]]. You cannot go berserk if you are [[hungry|near starving]] or still [[exhausted]] from a previous rage. (Costs 200-400 Food)
  
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level **]]:''' "Frenzied"
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level **]]:''' "Frenzied"
:*'''Trog's Hand''' - Provides 1 HP/turn regeneration and increased [[magic resistance]] for a number of turns depending on piety. (Costs 50-100 Food and 2-3 Piety)
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:*'''Trog's Hand''' - Provides 1 HP/turn [[regeneration rate|regeneration]] and 80 [[magic resistance]] for a number of turns depending on piety. (Costs 50-100 Food and 2-3 Piety)
  
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level ***]]:''' "[Species Name] of Prey"
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level ***]]:''' "[Species Name] of Prey"
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'''[[Piety|Piety level ****]]:''' "Rampant"
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level ****]]:''' "Rampant"
:*'''Brothers In Arms''' - Summons a powerful berserking ally, the species of which depends on piety. At low piety levels (****), you get [[ogre (monster)|ogre]]s, [[two-headed ogre]]s, [[black bear]]s, and [[grizzly bear]]s, while at high levels (***** or ******) you get [[troll (monster)|troll]]s, [[iron troll]]s, [[deep troll]]s, [[hill giant]]s and [[stone giant]]s. They are always friendly. Their berserk can expire, although this usually occurs only shortly before they time out. It has a high rate of failure, but this falls as piety rises. If it fails, nothing happens: you don't lose piety or food. (Costs 100-200 Food and 5-6 Piety)
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:*'''Brothers In Arms''' - Summons a powerful berserking ally, the species of which depends on piety. At low piety levels (****), you get [[ogre (monster)|ogre]]s, [[two-headed ogre]]s, [[black bear]]s, and [[polar bear]]s, while at high levels (***** or ******) you get [[troll (monster)|troll]]s, [[iron troll]]s, [[deep troll]]s, [[ettin]]s and [[stone giant]]s. They are always friendly. Their berserk can expire, although this usually occurs only shortly before they time out. Brothers In Arms has a high rate of failure, but this falls as piety rises. If it fails, nothing happens: you don't lose piety or food. (Costs 100-200 Food and 5-6 Piety)
  
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level *****]]:''' "Wild [Species Name]"
 
'''[[Piety|Piety level *****]]:''' "Wild [Species Name]"
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:*No new abilities.
 
:*No new abilities.
  
Unlike other gods, Trog's powers do not require the [[Invocations]] skill. Their chance of success is determined solely by your piety.
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Unlike most other gods, Trog's powers do not require the [[Invocations]] skill. Their chance of success is determined solely by your piety.
  
 
==Gifts==
 
==Gifts==
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:*'''Ammunition''' - The ammunition is often enchanted. If you are not holding a launcher, the gift will be a [[throwing]] weapon(s).  The gift timeout for ammo is 2d4 + 4.
 
:*'''Ammunition''' - The ammunition is often enchanted. If you are not holding a launcher, the gift will be a [[throwing]] weapon(s).  The gift timeout for ammo is 2d4 + 4.
 
'''Piety 130+'''
 
'''Piety 130+'''
:*'''Weapons''' - The weapon created will be enchanted, similar to using a [[scroll of acquirement]], and possibly an [[artefact]]. Trog is particularly fond of gifting weapons with the [[anti-magic]] brand, though Trog will gift other types as well. The weapon chosen is weighted based on your weapon skills, though there is always a chance of receiving a weapon for which you have no skill. The [[Gift Timeout|gift timeout]] for each weapon ranges from 31 to 49.
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:*'''Weapons''' - The weapon created will be enchanted, similar to using a [[scroll of acquirement]], and possibly an [[artefact]]. Trog is particularly fond of gifting weapons with the [[anti-magic]] brand, though Trog will gift other types as well. The weapon chosen is weighted based on your weapon skills, though there is always a chance of receiving a weapon for which you have no skill. The [[Gift Timeout|gift timeout]] for each weapon ranges from 31 to 49.
  
 
==Punishments==
 
==Punishments==
 
During penance or following desertion, you'll occasionally experience one of the following forms of [[divine retribution]]:
 
During penance or following desertion, you'll occasionally experience one of the following forms of [[divine retribution]]:
*Summons multiple hostile, berserked Brothers In Arms against you. Note that these are [[durably summoned]], so you cannot escape them by using stairs, and they will not disappear after time. However, their berserk rage will eventually expire, and they will briefly slow down as normal. They do not re-berserk unless they are already capable of doing so (e.g. fleeing [[black bear]]s or [[polar bear]]s).
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*Summons multiple hostile, berserked Brothers In Arms against you. Note that these are [[durably summoned]], so you cannot escape them by using stairs, and they will not disappear after time. However, their berserk rage will eventually expire, and they will briefly slow down as normal. They do not re-berserk unless they are already capable of doing so (e.g. [[black bear]]s or [[polar bear]]s).
 
**If there is no room for Trog's minions to spawn, a message will appear saying "Trog has no time to punish you...now."
 
**If there is no room for Trog's minions to spawn, a message will appear saying "Trog has no time to punish you...now."
*Inflicts direct [[rotting]] damage upon you, as if you [[quaff]]ed a [[potion of decay]]. Note that this sometimes causes the [[sickness]] status effect.
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*Inflicts [[rot]] on you. Note that this sometimes causes the [[sickness]] status effect.
*Weakens you, as if you [[quaff]]ed a [[potion of degeneration]].
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*Reduces your [[stat]]s, as if you [[quaff]]ed a [[potion of degeneration]].
 
*Inflicts a prolonged [[Slow]] and [[Exhaustion]] [[status effect]] on you. This can last close to 150 turns.  
 
*Inflicts a prolonged [[Slow]] and [[Exhaustion]] [[status effect]] on you. This can last close to 150 turns.  
 
*Causes you to pass out (as if you had berserked).  
 
*Causes you to pass out (as if you had berserked).  
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==Strategy==
 
==Strategy==
Trog is one of the best gods for pure melee warriors, especially if they are [[ogre]]s, [[minotaur]]s, [[troll]]s, or other monstrous [[species]] who won't miss their pathetic spellcasting abilities. Kobolds ironically enough also make fantastic berserkers, their ability to stay constantly engorged without a hunger penalty basically ensures they can berserk every fight. Also, don't forget Trog also gifts ammo so Trog can be a good choice for hunters.  
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Trog is one of the best gods for pure melee warriors, especially if they are [[minotaur]]s, [[troll]]s, or other monstrous [[species]] who won't miss their pathetic spellcasting abilities. Kobolds ironically enough also make fantastic berserkers, as their ability to stay constantly engorged without a hunger penalty basically ensures they can go berserk every fight. Also, don't forget that Trog also gifts ammunition, making it a good choice for hunters.
  
[[Berserk]]ing is handy for pulverizing enemies, but don't forget that the [[Haste]] it provides can be used to ''get away'' from trouble, too. Be very careful using this without a staircase in view though: you don't want to end up slowed next to the very thing you were trying to escape from.
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[[Berserk]]ing is handy for pulverizing enemies, but don't forget that the [[Haste]] it provides can be used to ''get away'' from trouble, too. Be very careful using this without a staircase in sight; you don't want to end up slowed next to the very thing you were trying to escape from.
  
Trog's Hand has regeneration that can be used to counteract the effects of poison should you be near death with no other ability to heal available. The magic resistance it provides can be useful should you find yourself near a [[banish|banishing monster]] with no MR items to swap in.
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Trog's Hand grants regeneration that can be used to counteract the effects of poison should you be near death with no other ability to heal available. The [[magic resistance]] it provides can be useful should you find yourself without enough MR near a monster with a dangerous enchantment (such as [[Banishment]], [[Sentinel's Mark]], or [[Petrify]]).
  
Trog's berserk summons are quite worthy (and do not have any risk of spawning hostile like [[Makhleb]]'s demons), but remember that you cannot invoke that while you are berserking. If you need help for a big battle, remember to call your friends first, ''then'' start the party! Like other [[summon]]s, Trog's Brother in Arms summons will not follow you up or down stairs, so be sure to use them when enemies are in sight.
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Trog's berserk summons are quite worthy (and do not have any risk of spawning hostile like [[Makhleb]]'s demons), but remember that you cannot invoke that while you are raging. If you need help for a big battle, remember to call your friends first, ''then'' start the party! Like other [[summon]]s, Trog's Brother in Arms summons will not follow you up or down stairs, so be sure to use them when enemies are in sight.
 
The Burn Books ability can be used to create a single use "landmine". The best position to use is in a single tile hallway, drop the book as you run, to block your opponents progress, set it off before they step over it. To weaken your opponent before a counter-berserk charge, set it off when they step over it. The only downside is that this technique requires at least a 3 tile gap between you and your enemy.
 
  
Alternatively you may either drop a book and step back or throw one (with 'F' and then '.' to force it to stay on desired square even if it misses) on your enemy's square and then set it ablaze. Keep your enemy in the flames to greatly enhance your damage output.
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Trog's wrath summons are dangerous, but by the time you come to abandoning him, you should be strong enough to take the berserked monsters on, or have the resources to get away quickly.
  
Trog's wrath summons are dangerous, but by the time you come to abandoning them, you should be strong enough to take the berserked monsters on, or have the resources to get away quickly.
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Generous Trog is one of the few gods you can abandon while keeping permanent benefits granted via worship (gifted weapons), though for this reason the wrath is particularly nasty.
 
 
Trog is one of the few gods you can abandon while keeping permanent benefits granted via worship (gifted weapons).
 
  
 
==Tips & Tricks==
 
==Tips & Tricks==
Trog's altar often has a spellbook placed near it, but it will always be an artefact spellbook containing only the [[Apportation]] spell. If you still want the spellbook, ''don't'' approach it; if you do, Trog will incinerate it. Ironically, the [[Apportation]] spell seems to be the only way to retain this spellbook. If you are a Trog worshipper, you can burn the book yourself first for some extra piety.
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*One of Trog's altar [[vault]]s contains a [[spellbook]], but it will always be an artefact spellbook containing only the [[Apportation]] spell. As Apportation is the only way to obtain this spellbook (Trog ignites the book if you approach physically), there's no point in trying to grab it.
 
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*Although Trog dislikes spell-casting, they don't mind when you use [[evocable items]] like [[wands]]. These items can be particularly useful for Trog worshippers.
Although Trog dislikes spell-casting, they don't mind when you use [[evocable items]] (like [[rods]] and [[wands]]). These items can be particularly useful for Trog worshippers.
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*If you plan to leave Trog, a way to gain invisibility can make his hostile summons a lot less threatening: only [[deep troll]]s have see invisible.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
In [[0.17]] even Trog no longer appreciates sacrificing corpses (by standing over them and [[praying]]).
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*Prior to [[0.22]], Trog granted the ability to burn books for piety and to create [[cloud]]s of flames.
 
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*In [[0.17]], even Trog no longer appreciates sacrificing corpses (by standing over them and [[praying]]).
Prior to [[0.16]], Trog's wrath summons weren't permanent.
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*Prior to [[0.16]], Trog's wrath summons weren't permanent.
 
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*Prior to [[0.15]], Trog's weapon gifts tended to have higher damage enchantments than accuracy.
Prior to [[0.15]], Trog's weapon gifts tended to have higher damage enchantments than accuracy.
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*Prior to [[0.12]], burning unidentified books gave more piety, and [[Rock troll]]s were in the list of possible Brothers in Arms.
 
 
Prior to [[0.12]], burning unidentified books gave more piety, and [[Rock troll]]s were in the list of possible BiA.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 09:13, 3 May 2019

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Trog altar.png "Kill them all!"
Trog is an ancient god of anger and violence. Followers are expected to kill in Trog's name, and especially to slay wizards. In return, worshippers of Trog gain the ability to go berserk at will in combat, and will be granted assistance in the form of powerful weapons and mighty allies. Followers are absolutely forbidden the use of spell magic.

Trog offers various powers to help followers in battle. Followers will gain the ability to go berserk at will, and to rapidly heal their wounds while increasing resistance to hostile enchantments. Later, followers may call in powerful raging allies. Eventually, Trog will gift followers with weapons focused on damage.

Trog likes it when you kill living beings, you destroy the undead, you kill demons, you kill holy beings and you destroy nonliving beings. Trog especially likes it when you kill wizards and other users of magic.

Trog's powers are based on piety instead of Invocations skill.

Trog strongly dislikes it when you memorise spells, you attempt to cast spells or you train magic skills.

Trog does not appreciate abandonment, and will call down fearful punishments on disloyal followers!

Trog's wrath at betrayers is incandescent. Offenders find themselves swarmed by berserkers - from packs of bears to, for the most powerful, mobs of giants and trolls. The bodies of those who anger Trog begin to decay, slow, and collapse, and Trog may simply smite them directly with fiery rage.

Trog's wrath lasts for a relatively long duration.

Berserkers begin play worshiping Trog.

Racial Restrictions

Demigods cannot worship Trog (or any other deity).

The undead are not banned from worship, but do suffer certain limitations. Mummies and ghouls cannot go berserk and thus lose much of the benefit of this religion. Vampires also cannot go berserk when their satiation falls to Thirsty or below.

Appreciates

Deprecates

  • Inactivity. Piety decreases with time (about once every 280 turns), and you will be excommunicated if it falls to 0.
  • Memorizing or casting spells.
  • Devoting skill points to magic skills, including Spellcasting.
  • Abandonment.

Given Abilities

Piety level -: "Troglodyte"

  • Protection From Abjuration - Abjurations cast against your servants are 20% less effective. (Passive)
  • Berserk Bonus - If you kill a monster while berserk, you have a Piety/10% chance of adding 4-13 more turns to your rage. After berserking, if you fail the check to pass out from exhaustion (10% chance in normal conditions), there's a Piety/1.5% chance of negating that. (Passive)

Piety level *: "Angry Troglodyte"

Piety level **: "Frenzied"

  • Trog's Hand - Provides 1 HP/turn regeneration and 80 magic resistance for a number of turns depending on piety. (Costs 50-100 Food and 2-3 Piety)

Piety level ***: "[Species Name] of Prey"

  • No new abilities.

Piety level ****: "Rampant"

  • Brothers In Arms - Summons a powerful berserking ally, the species of which depends on piety. At low piety levels (****), you get ogres, two-headed ogres, black bears, and polar bears, while at high levels (***** or ******) you get trolls, iron trolls, deep trolls, ettins and stone giants. They are always friendly. Their berserk can expire, although this usually occurs only shortly before they time out. Brothers In Arms has a high rate of failure, but this falls as piety rises. If it fails, nothing happens: you don't lose piety or food. (Costs 100-200 Food and 5-6 Piety)

Piety level *****: "Wild [Species Name]"

  • No new abilities.

Piety level ******: "Bane of Scribes"

  • No new abilities.

Unlike most other gods, Trog's powers do not require the Invocations skill. Their chance of success is determined solely by your piety.

Gifts

Piety 81+

  • Ammunition - The ammunition is often enchanted. If you are not holding a launcher, the gift will be a throwing weapon(s). The gift timeout for ammo is 2d4 + 4.

Piety 130+

  • Weapons - The weapon created will be enchanted, similar to using a scroll of acquirement, and possibly an artefact. Trog is particularly fond of gifting weapons with the anti-magic brand, though Trog will gift other types as well. The weapon chosen is weighted based on your weapon skills, though there is always a chance of receiving a weapon for which you have no skill. The gift timeout for each weapon ranges from 31 to 49.

Punishments

During penance or following desertion, you'll occasionally experience one of the following forms of divine retribution:

  • Summons multiple hostile, berserked Brothers In Arms against you. Note that these are durably summoned, so you cannot escape them by using stairs, and they will not disappear after time. However, their berserk rage will eventually expire, and they will briefly slow down as normal. They do not re-berserk unless they are already capable of doing so (e.g. black bears or polar bears).
    • If there is no room for Trog's minions to spawn, a message will appear saying "Trog has no time to punish you...now."
  • Inflicts rot on you. Note that this sometimes causes the sickness status effect.
  • Reduces your stats, as if you quaffed a potion of degeneration.
  • Inflicts a prolonged Slow and Exhaustion status effect on you. This can last close to 150 turns.
  • Causes you to pass out (as if you had berserked).
  • Inflicts a random high level Fire Magic miscast effect on you. This can include fireballs, sticky flames, and searing flames that temporarily reduce your fire resistance.

Strategy

Trog is one of the best gods for pure melee warriors, especially if they are minotaurs, trolls, or other monstrous species who won't miss their pathetic spellcasting abilities. Kobolds ironically enough also make fantastic berserkers, as their ability to stay constantly engorged without a hunger penalty basically ensures they can go berserk every fight. Also, don't forget that Trog also gifts ammunition, making it a good choice for hunters.

Berserking is handy for pulverizing enemies, but don't forget that the Haste it provides can be used to get away from trouble, too. Be very careful using this without a staircase in sight; you don't want to end up slowed next to the very thing you were trying to escape from.

Trog's Hand grants regeneration that can be used to counteract the effects of poison should you be near death with no other ability to heal available. The magic resistance it provides can be useful should you find yourself without enough MR near a monster with a dangerous enchantment (such as Banishment, Sentinel's Mark, or Petrify).

Trog's berserk summons are quite worthy (and do not have any risk of spawning hostile like Makhleb's demons), but remember that you cannot invoke that while you are raging. If you need help for a big battle, remember to call your friends first, then start the party! Like other summons, Trog's Brother in Arms summons will not follow you up or down stairs, so be sure to use them when enemies are in sight.

Trog's wrath summons are dangerous, but by the time you come to abandoning him, you should be strong enough to take the berserked monsters on, or have the resources to get away quickly.

Generous Trog is one of the few gods you can abandon while keeping permanent benefits granted via worship (gifted weapons), though for this reason the wrath is particularly nasty.

Tips & Tricks

  • One of Trog's altar vaults contains a spellbook, but it will always be an artefact spellbook containing only the Apportation spell. As Apportation is the only way to obtain this spellbook (Trog ignites the book if you approach physically), there's no point in trying to grab it.
  • Although Trog dislikes spell-casting, they don't mind when you use evocable items like wands. These items can be particularly useful for Trog worshippers.
  • If you plan to leave Trog, a way to gain invisibility can make his hostile summons a lot less threatening: only deep trolls have see invisible.

History

  • Prior to 0.22, Trog granted the ability to burn books for piety and to create clouds of flames.
  • In 0.17, even Trog no longer appreciates sacrificing corpses (by standing over them and praying).
  • Prior to 0.16, Trog's wrath summons weren't permanent.
  • Prior to 0.15, Trog's weapon gifts tended to have higher damage enchantments than accuracy.
  • Prior to 0.12, burning unidentified books gave more piety, and Rock trolls were in the list of possible Brothers in Arms.
Gods
Good ElyvilonZinThe Shining One
Neutral AshenzariCheibriadosFedhas MadashGozag Ym SagozHepliaklqanaIgnisNemelex XobehOkawaruQazlalRuSif MunaTrogUskayawVehumetWu Jian
Chaotic JiyvaXom
Evil BeoghDithmenosKikubaaqudghaLugonu *Makhleb *Yredelemnul
* Chaotic & Evil