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* DifficultySpike: The River Gioll (appropriately, for the river that separates the realm of the living from the dead). Before that point, the game is still difficult, but reasonably fair if you know when to fight and when to get better gear before coming back, and you might feel like a total badass after having killed Gymir or Aspenth and gotten most of the weapons of the gods. And then you approach the river, meet the lorkesths, and wake up in your last save. This isn't just a BeefGate, it's a warning. Beyond the River Gioll are Niflheim and Nidavellir, lands outside of Midgard. These are not lands for mortals, and you'll need to fundamentally revise your approach to the game before facing some of the monsters there.
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** The scroll of switch bodies lets you switch into the body of the most powerful monster on the level. Moving your mind into the body of a draugr (the mightiest of the undead) is a common use for it.
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** The scroll of switch bodies lets you switch into the body of the most powerful monster on the level. Moving your mind into the body of a draugr (the mightiest of the undead) is a common use for it.it; draugr are stronger than any human can possibly be while retaining the ability to use all equipment.
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Literal but not actual. Plog is neither a mook, nor remotely powerful - he\'s the weakest creature in Niflheim.
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* DemonicSpiders: Pretty much literally with Plog. There are also plenty of other non-literal examples that will ruin your day if you're not prepared.
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** The scroll of switch bodies lets you switch into the body of the most powerful monster on the level. Moving your mind into the body of a draugr (the mightiest of the undead) is a common use for it.
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** Some especially powerful items are only created once per game. Magicians have the ability to transform items in your pack into other items, potentially into these unique items. However the game doesn't actually register that the item has now been created, allowing you to obtain a second one if you can find one.
** If your character dies, you can stumble across their possessions. Normally the very powerful items are stripped from your old character's inventory, however if you place these items in a red bag then the game will not remove them. This red bag is also not considered to be created by the game as above, allowing you to potentially find another one.
** If your character dies, you can stumble across their possessions. Normally the very powerful items are stripped from your old character's inventory, however if you place these items in a red bag then the game will not remove them. This red bag is also not considered to be created by the game as above, allowing you to potentially find another one.
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** Some especially powerful items are only created once per game. Magicians have the ability to transform items in your pack into other items, potentially into these unique items. However the game doesn't actually register that the item has now been created, allowing you to obtain a second one if you can find one.
one. Offsetting this somewhat, these items don't always have the characteristics of the genuine item; a red bag created in this way is not immune to further transformations, for example.
** If your character dies, you can stumble across their possessions. Normallythe very powerful unique and quest items are stripped from your old character's inventory, however but if you place these items in a red bag then the game will not remove them. This red bag is also not considered to be created by the game as above, allowing you to potentially find another one.
** If your character dies, you can stumble across their possessions. Normally
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* DemonicSpiders: Pretty much literally with Plog. There are also plenty of other non-literal examples that will ruin your day if you're not prepared.
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* FridgeHorror: Just where did those shop keepers get cursed armor from? And how many of those monsters you fight are other adventurers that have been polymorphed?
* FridgeLogic: The description of each type of item before you identify it varies randomly from game to game. Combine this with a potion of drinking water and you end up with situations where drinking water glows, gives off smoke, is orange... just what do they put in the water over there? And if you mix two vials of it then it can explode in your face!
* FridgeLogic: The description of each type of item before you identify it varies randomly from game to game. Combine this with a potion of drinking water and you end up with situations where drinking water glows, gives off smoke, is orange... just what do they put in the water over there? And if you mix two vials of it then it can explode in your face!
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* FridgeHorror: Just where did those shop keepers get that cursed armor from? And how many of those monsters you fight are other adventurers that have been polymorphed?
* FridgeLogic: The description of each type of item before you identify it varies randomly from game to game. Combine this with a potion of drinking water and you end up with situations where drinking water glows, gives off smoke, is orange... just what do they put in the water over there? And not forgetting that if you mix two vials of it then it can explode in yourface!face.
* FridgeLogic: The description of each type of item before you identify it varies randomly from game to game. Combine this with a potion of drinking water and you end up with situations where drinking water glows, gives off smoke, is orange... just what do they put in the water over there? And not forgetting that if you mix two vials of it then it can explode in your
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** Writing itself turns into this at high levels, allowing you to rewrite scrolls into scrolls of blessing to improve weapons and armour, extinct many of the particularly nasty species, and write scrolls of time stop.
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** Writing itself turns into this at high levels, allowing you to rewrite scrolls into scrolls of blessing to improve weapons and armour, extinct genocide many of the particularly nasty species, and write scrolls of time stop.
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** Some especially powerful items are only created once per game. Magicians have the ability to transform items in your pack into other items, potentially into these unique items. However the game doesn't actually register that the item has now been created, potentially allowing you to obtain a second one if you can find one.
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* FridgeHorror: Just where did those shop keepers get cursed armor from? And how many of those monsters you fight are other adventurers that have been polymorphed?
* FridgeLogic: The description of each type of item before you identify it varies randomly from game to game. Combine this with a potion of drinking water and you end up with situations where drinking water glows, gives off smoke, is orange... just what do they put in the water over there? And if you mix two vials of it then it can explode in your face!
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** The wand of wishing, combined with being a high level sage and maximum luck. You can wish for extremely powerful weapons, armour so powerful that no enemy in the game can hit you, and you can make as many wishes as you want by using blessed scrolls of recharging... until the wand eventually explodes.
** Get your constitution high enough and repeatedly drinking blessed potions of experience or eating dead wraiths can increase your hitpoints to ludicrous levels.
** Writing itself turns into this at high levels, allowing you to rewrite scrolls into scrolls of blessing to improve weapons and armour, extinct many of the particularly nasty species, and write scrolls of time stop.
* GoddamnedBats: Several, a few of which are ''actually'' bats.
* GoodBadBugs:
** Some especially powerful items are only created once per game. Magicians have the ability to transform items in your pack into other items, potentially into these unique items. However the game doesn't actually register that the item has now been created, potentially allowing you to obtain a second one.
** If your character dies, you can stumble across their possessions. Normally the very powerful items are stripped from your old character's inventory, however if you place these items in a red bag then the game will not remove them. This red bag is also not considered to be created by the game as above, allowing you to potentially find another one.
** The bazaar is designed to make stealing impossible if you cannot kill the shopkeepers. Almost every form of escape will fail, including those that work everywhere else. However, if you use the orb of imprisonment on yourself then you can escape without paying.
* FridgeLogic: The description of each type of item before you identify it varies randomly from game to game. Combine this with a potion of drinking water and you end up with situations where drinking water glows, gives off smoke, is orange... just what do they put in the water over there? And if you mix two vials of it then it can explode in your face!
* {{Gamebreaker}}:
** The wand of wishing, combined with being a high level sage and maximum luck. You can wish for extremely powerful weapons, armour so powerful that no enemy in the game can hit you, and you can make as many wishes as you want by using blessed scrolls of recharging... until the wand eventually explodes.
** Get your constitution high enough and repeatedly drinking blessed potions of experience or eating dead wraiths can increase your hitpoints to ludicrous levels.
** Writing itself turns into this at high levels, allowing you to rewrite scrolls into scrolls of blessing to improve weapons and armour, extinct many of the particularly nasty species, and write scrolls of time stop.
* GoddamnedBats: Several, a few of which are ''actually'' bats.
* GoodBadBugs:
** Some especially powerful items are only created once per game. Magicians have the ability to transform items in your pack into other items, potentially into these unique items. However the game doesn't actually register that the item has now been created, potentially allowing you to obtain a second one.
** If your character dies, you can stumble across their possessions. Normally the very powerful items are stripped from your old character's inventory, however if you place these items in a red bag then the game will not remove them. This red bag is also not considered to be created by the game as above, allowing you to potentially find another one.
** The bazaar is designed to make stealing impossible if you cannot kill the shopkeepers. Almost every form of escape will fail, including those that work everywhere else. However, if you use the orb of imprisonment on yourself then you can escape without paying.
