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A '''mummy''' {{Tile|Ñ|6:1}} is the preserved body of a deceased ruler, placed in a [[tomb]] as a guardian of its contents. These [[undead]] [[night creature]]s arise to attack interlopers who have disturbed their long slumber, afflicting intruders with horrible curses for their crime. Mummies rest in every [[tomb]] and may be in catacombs beneath [[town]] fortresses and [[temple]]s. Their [[coffin]] and [[slab]] will always be in a room together, surrounded by [[corpse]]s they can command. | A '''mummy''' {{Tile|Ñ|6:1}} is the preserved body of a deceased ruler, placed in a [[tomb]] as a guardian of its contents. These [[undead]] [[night creature]]s arise to attack interlopers who have disturbed their long slumber, afflicting intruders with horrible curses for their crime. Mummies rest in every [[tomb]] and may be in catacombs beneath [[town]] fortresses and [[temple]]s. Their [[coffin]] and [[slab]] will always be in a room together, surrounded by [[corpse]]s they can command. | ||
| − | In tombs, mummies may be disturbed by bashing the [[door]], taking items, or triggering [[trap]]s. Approaching them without sneaking may alert them, and entering any tile adjacent their coffin always will. Once awoken, they will unerringly home in on the intruder, even if unable to detect him or her. It should be noted that tombs are structured in such a way that the mummy's room is almost always in a location between the treasure rooms and the exit, almost inevitably leading to the player being intercepted by the mummy while trying to escape after looting. This could result in moderate to extreme amounts of [[fun]], depending on if the corpses in the passageways have been cleared, ranging from the player getting away with a curse to death. | + | In tombs, mummies may be disturbed by bashing the [[door]], taking items, or triggering [[trap]]s. Approaching them without sneaking may alert them, and entering any tile adjacent to their coffin always will. Once awoken, they will unerringly home in on the intruder, even if unable to detect him or her. It should be noted that tombs are structured in such a way that the mummy's room is almost always in a location between the treasure rooms and the exit, almost inevitably leading to the player being intercepted by the mummy while trying to escape after looting. This could result in moderate to extreme amounts of [[fun]], depending on if the corpses in the passageways have been cleared, ranging from the player getting away with a curse to death. |
| − | Mummies are capable of raising the remains of others, much like [[necromancer]]s, and calling these minions against their foes. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that any skeletons or bodies near the room containing the mummy are cleared out to the best possible extent prior to an encounter. Mummies can only be killed by decapitation or bisection. | + | Mummies are capable of raising the remains of others, much like [[necromancer]]s, and calling these minions against their foes. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that any skeletons or bodies near the room containing the mummy are cleared out to the best possible extent prior to an encounter. Mummies can only be killed by decapitation or bisection. Because rulers lose their title upon death, the mummies will be identified by their other profession (such as a beekeeper mummy). |
| − | + | A safe way to approach mummies, talk to them, and even potentially recruit them as allies is to become a night creature that undead are friendly with, such as a [[vampire]] or necromancer. If you do manage to get a mummy companion, use caution when passing through towns or forts. The mummy will begin to curse everyone in sight and even attack if it has weapons. Despite what you may think, grabbing what you want and leaving before they can get to you is not a good idea as they will follow you throughout the world. | |
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| − | A safe way to approach mummies, talk to them, and even potentially recruit them as allies is to become a night creature that undead are friendly with, such as a [[vampire]] or necromancer. If you do manage to get a mummy companion, use caution when passing through towns or forts. The mummy will begin to curse everyone in sight and even attack if it has weapons. | ||
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| − | Despite what you may think grabbing what you want and leaving before | ||
==Bugs== | ==Bugs== | ||
Revision as of 07:26, 30 July 2018
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"Who dares to enter my house? I curse you!"
You feel horrible!
A mummy Ñ is the preserved body of a deceased ruler, placed in a tomb as a guardian of its contents. These undead night creatures arise to attack interlopers who have disturbed their long slumber, afflicting intruders with horrible curses for their crime. Mummies rest in every tomb and may be in catacombs beneath town fortresses and temples. Their coffin and slab will always be in a room together, surrounded by corpses they can command.
In tombs, mummies may be disturbed by bashing the door, taking items, or triggering traps. Approaching them without sneaking may alert them, and entering any tile adjacent to their coffin always will. Once awoken, they will unerringly home in on the intruder, even if unable to detect him or her. It should be noted that tombs are structured in such a way that the mummy's room is almost always in a location between the treasure rooms and the exit, almost inevitably leading to the player being intercepted by the mummy while trying to escape after looting. This could result in moderate to extreme amounts of fun, depending on if the corpses in the passageways have been cleared, ranging from the player getting away with a curse to death.
Mummies are capable of raising the remains of others, much like necromancers, and calling these minions against their foes. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that any skeletons or bodies near the room containing the mummy are cleared out to the best possible extent prior to an encounter. Mummies can only be killed by decapitation or bisection. Because rulers lose their title upon death, the mummies will be identified by their other profession (such as a beekeeper mummy).
A safe way to approach mummies, talk to them, and even potentially recruit them as allies is to become a night creature that undead are friendly with, such as a vampire or necromancer. If you do manage to get a mummy companion, use caution when passing through towns or forts. The mummy will begin to curse everyone in sight and even attack if it has weapons. Despite what you may think, grabbing what you want and leaving before they can get to you is not a good idea as they will follow you throughout the world.
Bugs
- Mummies in close proximity to the player become invisible obstacles that can't be interacted with if the game is saved while the player is close to them. Bug:5347