howard@garfield.UUCP (Howard . Campbell) (06/19/84)
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Two question:
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When hallucinating, what scroll have you just
read when "You feel in touch with the Univer-
sal Oneness." ?
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Also, is there any relationship to how many
hitpoints your maximum increases and how many
hitpoint your character has left when you gr-
aduate to a new level ?
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i.e. if you have 4(19) and pop up to level 2,
will you get fewer hitpoints added to
your maximum than you might if you had,
say, 15(19) ?
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From between the
sound permeable
foam pads of
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Howard
Campbell.
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{akgua, allegra, ihnp4, philabs,
princeton, utcsrgv}!garfield!howard
_ab3@stat-l (Rsk the Wombat) (06/23/84)
I believe the number of HP granted to you when changing levels
is 1d10 or something like that; it certainly *seems* to be a r.v. of
constant density between 1 and 10.
Y'know, this is a useful thing to remember; if you're fighting two
monsters, and you've got almost enough points to kick a level, you may
want to think very hard about which one to try to kill first; if you kill
the wimpier one, the remaining one might just nail you...but if you kill the
tough one, the resulting exp. points might kick you a level, and restore
some of your HP; this may make it easier to kill the wimp. 'course, you'll
probably miss either one repeatedly and get killed...:-)
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