Divine Retribution - Revision history

Stat at 08:18, 16 December 2014

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	\|gold = ?		\|gold = ?
	\|pop1 = Blade of Legends		\|pop1 = Blade of Legends
	\|oog1 = ~~Sceptre~~ of Judgement		\|oog1 = sceptre of Judgement
	\|inv3 = a scroll of atonement		\|inv3 = a scroll of atonement
	\|chars = ?		\|chars = ?

Stat at 08:17, 16 December 2014

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	\|pop1 = Blade of Legends		\|pop1 = Blade of Legends
	\|oog1 = Sceptre of ~~judgement~~		\|oog1 = Sceptre of Judgement
	\|inv3 = a scroll of atonement		\|inv3 = a scroll of atonement
	\|chars = ?		\|chars = ?

Stolichnaya at 20:14, 19 May 2014

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	\|mushdir = MUSH specific directions		\|mushdir = MUSH specific directions

	\|wielded1= [[A blood encrusted sacrificial dagger~~]] (IP1)~~		\|wielded1= A blood encrusted sacrificial dagger

	\|gold = ?		\|gold = ?
	\|~~inv1~~ = [[Blade of Legends~~]] ([[Pop item]])~~		\|pop1 = Blade of Legends
	\|~~inv2~~ = [[Sceptre of judgement~~]] [[OOG]]~~		\|oog1 = Sceptre of judgement
	\|inv3 = [[a scroll of atonement]]		\|inv3 = a scroll of atonement
	\|chars = ?		\|chars = ?
	\|weapons = magical yes, nonmagical ?		\|weapons = magical yes, nonmagical ?

Riatsila at 14:18, 24 November 2010

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	This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.		This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible? No it is not, based on scry, scan and no light wielded, but affect infravision) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.

	The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. At the time in 2004, immortals refused to clarify whether such part could be accessed in any way, claiming it's up to the players to figure out.		The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. At the time in 2004, immortals refused to clarify whether such part could be accessed in any way, claiming it's up to the players to figure out.

Riatsila at 14:06, 24 November 2010

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-== General ==
+{{Mob
-* Area:  [[Realm of Worship]]
+|wielded1= [[A blood encrusted sacrificial dagger]] (IP1)
-== Description ==
+|gold = ?
-You see nothing special about it.
+This mob is wandering and mobinvis.  At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?)  The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion.  When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room.  Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible.  In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.
-== Equipment ==
+The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. At the time in 2004, immortals refused to clarify whether such part could be accessed in any way, claiming it's up to the players to figure out.
-This mob is wandering and mobinvis.  At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?)  The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion.  When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room.  Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible.  In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.
+Known attacks: A whirling mass of fire, ice, and arcing energy spins into the air!
 [[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]

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	* Area: [[Realm of Worship]]		* Area: [[Realm of Worship]]
	* Status: [[Aggressive]], [[mobinvis]]		* Status: [[Aggressive]], [[mobinvis]]
	* Mob Alignment: [[~~Good~~]]~~? (Needs confirmation)~~		* Mob Alignment: [[Neutral]]

	== Description ==		== Description ==

Secret2: /* Notes */

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	This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.		This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.

	The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. At the time in 2004, immortals refused to clarify whether such part could be accessed in any way, claiming it's up to players to figure it out.		The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. At the time in 2004, immortals refused to clarify whether such part could be accessed in any way, claiming it's up to the players to figure out.

	[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]		[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]

Secret2: /* Notes */

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	This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.		This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.

	The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. ~~Immortals have~~ refused to clarify whether such part ~~can presently~~ be accessed.		The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. At the time in 2004, immortals refused to clarify whether such part could be accessed in any way, claiming it's up to players to figure it out.

	[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]		[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]

Secret2: /* Notes */

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	This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.		This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.

	The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a DT south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. Immortals have refused to clarify whether such part can presently be accessed.		The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a [[DT]] south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. Immortals have refused to clarify whether such part can presently be accessed.

	[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]		[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]

Secret2: /* Notes */

2006-10-30T08:09:58Z

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	This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.		This mob is wandering and mobinvis. At one point, it was possible to detect this mob from afar using a complicated combination of darkness and infravision (is this still possible?) The mob has a powerful [[area attack]] and heals itself if it sees someone quaff a potion. When a group manages to kill it, Divine Retribution goes down in a blaze of glory, killing everyone in the room. Some players conjecture that there are two Divine Retributions, one in the main part of RoW and another in the Courtyard of Divine Worship -- but it's difficult to confirm or dispute this since the latter mob is mobinvis and the Courtyard is apparently no longer accessible. In either case, the mobinvis guardian of the Courtyard is often referred to as "ret", whether or not the conjecture is true.

	The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a DT south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. Immortals have refused to clarify whether such part can presently be accessed.		The Courtyard of Divine Worship has been accessed in december 2004; whether it still can would need confirmation. A [[warrior]] could manage to [[doorbash]] a wall (down direction), walk through the courtyard up to [[Terror]]. This hidden exit could be found going north from the beginning of the area until the last east direction, then following the path east until there is a DT south. When entering [[Terror]]'s room, it automatically puts the player back to [[Darkhaven]]'s square. Perhaps it's the part past, and including, [[Terror]] that is referred to as being no longer accessible, assuming it ever was. Immortals have refused to clarify whether such part can presently be accessed.

	[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]		[[Category: Mobs]] [[Category: Realm of Worship]]