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Talk:Fiendish Pit

2008-01-05T23:20:40Z

Gnomesquid:

Some other locations and such:
Locations:
The abyss

Other Info:
Best combat win so far:
330 exp, 3 x infernal claw, and 1 fiendish skull

a fou-posterous varmint from the abyss dropped the charm for me

Resistances may be connected to the monster name that is generated for each combat; I've observed 60% ice resistance during some combats and no ice resistance whatsoever during others. It is also possible that the generated name may have an effect on the monster's strength, drops and exp gain in particular.

Perhaps you could move your discoveries to the talk page for the monster itself. [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]] 00:23, 31 December 2007 (MST)

I got an abyss also. It seems that some monsters are a lot harder to hit than others. Is it random, or based on the name? I'd like to start some spading on it. --[[User:Gnomesquid|Gnomesquid]] 16:14, 5 January 2008 (MST)

Monster: an ex-ly critter from the abyss
Easiness: pretty easy

Monster: a ghast-treme goblin from the inferno
Easiness: very easy

Monster: a fou-tastic monster from Abaddon
Easiness: medium hard

Monster: a ghast-real monster from perdition
Easiness: very hard

Monster: a stupen-treme critter from the bottomless pit
Easiness: medium hard

Monster: a fou-tastic beast from the bottomless pit
Easiness: medium easy

Monster: a freak-treme beast from the netherworld
Easiness: hard
Let's continue this. If it's a new monster, add its name. If it's already there, just add the easiness.

Talk:Fiendish Pit

2008-01-05T23:19:16Z

Gnomesquid:

Some other locations and such:
Locations:
The abyss

Other Info:
Best combat win so far:
330 exp, 3 x infernal claw, and 1 fiendish skull

a fou-posterous varmint from the abyss dropped the charm for me

Resistances may be connected to the monster name that is generated for each combat; I've observed 60% ice resistance during some combats and no ice resistance whatsoever during others. It is also possible that the generated name may have an effect on the monster's strength, drops and exp gain in particular.

Perhaps you could move your discoveries to the talk page for the monster itself. [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]] 00:23, 31 December 2007 (MST)

I got an abyss also. It seems that some monsters are a lot harder to hit than others. Is it random, or based on the name? I'd like to start some spading on it. --[[User:Gnomesquid|Gnomesquid]] 16:14, 5 January 2008 (MST)

Monster: an ex-ly critter from the abyss
Easiness: pretty easy

Monster: a ghast-treme goblin from the inferno
Easiness: very easy

Monster: a fou-tastic monster from Abaddon
Easiness: medium hard

Monster: a ghast-real monster from perdition
Easiness: very hard

Monster: a stupen-treme critter from the bottomless pit
Easiness: medium hard

Monster: a fou-tastic beast from the bottomless pit
Easiness: medium easy
Let's continue this. If it's a new monster, add its name. If it's already there, just add the easiness.

Talk:Fiendish Pit

2008-01-05T23:16:10Z

Gnomesquid:

Some other locations and such:
Locations:
The abyss

Other Info:
Best combat win so far:
330 exp, 3 x infernal claw, and 1 fiendish skull

a fou-posterous varmint from the abyss dropped the charm for me

Resistances may be connected to the monster name that is generated for each combat; I've observed 60% ice resistance during some combats and no ice resistance whatsoever during others. It is also possible that the generated name may have an effect on the monster's strength, drops and exp gain in particular.

Perhaps you could move your discoveries to the talk page for the monster itself. [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]] 00:23, 31 December 2007 (MST)

I got an abyss also. It seems that some monsters are a lot harder to hit than others. Is it random, or based on the name? I'd like to start some spading on it. --[[User:Gnomesquid|Gnomesquid]] 16:14, 5 January 2008 (MST)

Monster: an ex-ly critter from the abyss
Easiness: pretty easy

Monster: a ghast-treme goblin from the inferno
Easiness: very easy

Monster: a fou-tastic monster from Abaddon
Easiness: medium hard

Monster: a ghast-real monster from perdition
Easiness: very hard

Monster: a stupen-treme critter from the bottomless pit
Easiness: medium hard

Let's continue this. If it's a new monster, add its name. If it's already there, just add the easiness.

Talk:Fiendish Pit

2008-01-05T23:14:15Z

Gnomesquid:

Some other locations and such:
Locations:
The abyss

Other Info:
Best combat win so far:
330 exp, 3 x infernal claw, and 1 fiendish skull

a fou-posterous varmint from the abyss dropped the charm for me

Resistances may be connected to the monster name that is generated for each combat; I've observed 60% ice resistance during some combats and no ice resistance whatsoever during others. It is also possible that the generated name may have an effect on the monster's strength, drops and exp gain in particular.

Perhaps you could move your discoveries to the talk page for the monster itself. [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]] 00:23, 31 December 2007 (MST)

I got an abyss also. It seems that some monsters are a lot harder to hit than others. Is it random, or based on the name? I'd like to start some spading on it. --[[User:Gnomesquid|Gnomesquid]] 16:14, 5 January 2008 (MST)

Monster: an ex-ly critter from the abyss
Easiness: pretty easy

Monster: a ghast-treme goblin from the inferno
Easiness: very easy

Monster: a fou-tastic monster from Abaddon
Easiness: medium hard

Monster: a ghast-real monster from perdition
Easiness: very hard

Monster: a stupen-treme critter from the bottomless pit
Easiness: medium hard

Let's continue this. If it's a new monster, add its name. If it's already there, just add the easiness.

Deterministic coin

2007-12-15T18:31:42Z

Gnomesquid: /* When Used */ How to get 3rd message

Go back to [[Items by Name]]
[[Category: Items]]
[[Image:coin.jpg|center]]

This coin has a heads side and a tails side, just like any other coin. Unlike other coins, this one only comes up heads. It's not rigged or anything, it's just consistent. Some people see this as a sign of predetermined fate; others just think it's a handy indicator that tells you what to do ahead of time.

'''Offhand Item''' 
'''Level Required: 6''' 
'''Autosell value: 80'''

'''Usable''' 
'''+10 to initiative'''

=Drop Locations=
[[Cube Theater]]

=When Used=
You flip the coin. It's heads. Does that mean that you should buy some protective headwear, or that you should take the opportunity to hit the head?

You ask the coin, but the coin remains determinedly silent.

OR

You flip the coin. It's heads. Does that mean that you should head out for adventure, or head home to rest?

You ask the coin, but the coin remains determinedly silent.

OR

You flip the deterministic coin. It soars high into the air. Suddenly you feel a strange vibration coming from the oculum felis in your hand. It grows warm, and a bright golden beam shoots out into the night and spears the deterministic coin. The light seems to hold the coin aloft, and a pulsing, ringing sound fills the night air. The oculum felis pulses with one last brilliant flash, so bright you can't see for a moment. When your vision returns, the deterministic coin is gone, but something else is floating in its place.

You got an item: Paradox Naught

Using this item does not consume it for the first two messages, but does for the third.

Used to obtain a talisman.

The third message happens if you use it with an oculum felis equipped.

=References=
Might be a reference to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosencrantz_%26_Guildenstern_Are_Dead ''Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead''].

[[Category:Offhand Items]]

Deterministic coin

2007-12-15T18:30:37Z

Gnomesquid: /* When Used */ different message, got new item, consumed coin, more detail needed

Go back to [[Items by Name]]
[[Category: Items]]
[[Image:coin.jpg|center]]

This coin has a heads side and a tails side, just like any other coin. Unlike other coins, this one only comes up heads. It's not rigged or anything, it's just consistent. Some people see this as a sign of predetermined fate; others just think it's a handy indicator that tells you what to do ahead of time.

'''Offhand Item''' 
'''Level Required: 6''' 
'''Autosell value: 80'''

'''Usable''' 
'''+10 to initiative'''

=Drop Locations=
[[Cube Theater]]

=When Used=
You flip the coin. It's heads. Does that mean that you should buy some protective headwear, or that you should take the opportunity to hit the head?

You ask the coin, but the coin remains determinedly silent.

OR

You flip the coin. It's heads. Does that mean that you should head out for adventure, or head home to rest?

You ask the coin, but the coin remains determinedly silent.

OR

You flip the deterministic coin. It soars high into the air. Suddenly you feel a strange vibration coming from the oculum felis in your hand. It grows warm, and a bright golden beam shoots out into the night and spears the deterministic coin. The light seems to hold the coin aloft, and a pulsing, ringing sound fills the night air. The oculum felis pulses with one last brilliant flash, so bright you can't see for a moment. When your vision returns, the deterministic coin is gone, but something else is floating in its place.

You got an item: Paradox Naught

Using this item does not consume it for the first two messages, but does for the third.

Used to obtain a talisman.

=References=
Might be a reference to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosencrantz_%26_Guildenstern_Are_Dead ''Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead''].

[[Category:Offhand Items]]