The wraith could escape into the walls from here, but instead he flees along them while staying in the room. Ranged attacks against fleeing monsters do strange things to their AI. Your Arrow (1d4) (+0,+0) hits the Nether wraith (12). He's about half dead! And he's drained so much experience from us that we've lost a level. The Fire Giants are a different matter each one deals nearly 100 damage before we can kill it, so it's a good thing the second only woke up after the first was already dead.īetween them and the room they were in, we get some. The Grave Wight is marginally more dangerous than the Forest Wight we fought earlier, but we can still kill it in a single round of combat so it doesn't really matter. (to 1500')įreude is at this point much too shallow to be able to find a challenge, so we're switching to highlights mode while we look for more staircases.Ī Grave Wight in blue, a couple of Fire Giants, and a Red Mold that doesn't really know what it's doing down here. At this point that's only useful for waking up monsters from a distance. Magic Missile is unresistable, but the damage is pathetic, especially in wand form - these only deal 3d4 damage. If you're even encountering those in the first place then you're doing something wrong, or else have no detection spells and thus are a warrior with the HP to ignore the negligible damage dealt. These cause you to take no damage from pit traps and trap doors. That's why our Ring of Reckless Attacks is so good - it's better to kill your enemies 10% faster than it is to take 10% less damage. AC is not really that important a stat in Angband, at least not compared to offensive abilities. But detection spells and items exist, so who cares? Make you better at finding hidden doors and traps. We'll have to do something about that.īefore returning to the dungeon, I notice that the magic store has some un-ID'd items on the cheap. Last time, Freude chopped the dungeon to bits, looking in vain for something that could stand up to him in melee with his new toys.
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