alien@gcc-bill.ARPA (Alien Wells) (02/01/85)
In article <1052@princeton.UUCP> robison@princeton.UUCP (Tobias D. Robison) writes: >My wife and I have scored over 30 million in games where we exited with >7 and 8 amulets. Where did all those amulets come from? Ghosts. You can also get an amulet by using a wand of wishing. I did this once on the first level. But then, you don't want to stop there ... so I went on. The amulet cuts down on your need for food, and I ended up choking on a clove of garlic on about the 8th level. I later got the amulet with another character from the ghost ... Alien
breuel@harvard.ARPA (Thomas M. Breuel) (02/03/85)
> You can also get an amulet by using a wand of wishing. I did this once on
Yes, but you'll only get a cheap plastic imitation... (try to identify it,
or leave the dungeon with it).
Thomas.huisjes@ark.UUCP (Michiel B. Huisjes) (02/04/85)
In article <227@gcc-bill.ARPA> alien@gcc-bill.UUCP (Alien Wells) writes: >In article <1052@princeton.UUCP> robison@princeton.UUCP (Tobias D. Robison) writes: >>My wife and I have scored over 30 million in games where we exited with >>7 and 8 amulets. Where did all those amulets come from? Ghosts. > >You can also get an amulet by using a wand of wishing. I did this once on >the first level. But then, you don't want to stop there ... so I went on. >The amulet cuts down on your need for food, and I ended up choking on a >clove of garlic on about the 8th level. I later got the amulet with another >character from the ghost ... > > Alien Nonsens! If you get an amulet by using a wand of wishing, you will find out (as soon as you identify it with a scroll of identify), that it is a cheap plastic imitation(!) with a total worth of 2 points instead of 5000. The amulet (and certainly not the imitation of the amulet) does not cut down on your need for food. -- Michiel Huisjes. {seismo|decvax|philabs}!mcvax!vu44!ark!huisjes