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	\|hit=Depends on [[#Combat profiles\|combat profile]]		\|hit=Depends on [[#Combat profiles\|combat profile]]
	\|defense=5		\|defense=5
	\|speed=3, 4 or 6 ~~by profile~~		\|speed=3, 4 or 6
	\|xp=20 × C, when death is in sight		\|xp=20 × C, when death is in sight
	\|attacks=One lunge and one riposte per two combat levels, rounded up; physical damage follows [[#Combat profiles\|profile]]		\|attacks=One lunge and one riposte per two combat levels, rounded up; physical damage follows [[#Combat profiles\|profile]]
	\|abilities=Missiles, spells, theft or ~~flight~~ by recorded profile		\|abilities=Missiles, spells, theft or fleeing by recorded profile
	\|generation=[[#Generation\|Saved character history; residences and random encounters]]		\|generation=[[#Generation\|Saved character history; residences and random encounters]]
	\|items=No inherited equipment or starting treasure		\|items=No inherited equipment or starting treasure

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 A '''historical adventurer''' is a living person or named undead creature drawn from the game's record of earlier characters. These encounters make [[Draft:Rampart|Rampart]]'s residences potentially dangerous even when the building looks modest. They are the ordinary '''Log NPC''' type, distinct from recorded office-holders such as the [[Draft:Duke|Duke]] or [[Draft:High priests|high priests]].<ref name="mon-c-make_log_npc">{{Source|mon.c|689}} (<code>make_log_npc</code>).</ref><ref name="mon-c-determine_npc_behavior">{{Source|mon.c|626}} (<code>determine_npc_behavior</code>).</ref>
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 {| class="wikitable"
-! Recorded ending !! Recorded level !! Encounter form
+! Recorded ending !! Recorded level !! Encounter form and symbol !! Defense !! Innate immunities
 |-
-| Surviving ending || Any || Living named adventurer
+| Surviving ending || Any || {{Monster glyph|@|color=red|label=Living historical adventurer}} Living named adventurer || 5 || None
 |-
-| Death || Below 3 || [[Draft:Ghost|Ghost]] named after the character
+| Death || Below 3 || {{Monster glyph|g|color=grey|label=Historical ghost}} [[Draft:Ghost|Ghost]] named after the character || 10 || Physical damage, fear, sleep
 |-
-| Death || 3-6 || [[Draft:Haunt|Haunt]] named after the character
+| Death || 3-6 || {{Monster glyph|h|color=grey|label=Historical haunt}} [[Draft:Haunt|Haunt]] named after the character || 5 || Poison, fear, sleep
 |-
-| Death || 7-11 || [[Draft:Spectre|Spectre]] named after the character
+| Death || 7-11 || {{Monster glyph|S|color=grey|label=Historical spectre}} [[Draft:Spectre|Spectre]] named after the character || 20 || Poison, fear, sleep
 |-
-| Death || 12 or higher || [[Draft:Lich|Lich]] named after the character
+| Death || 12 or higher || {{Monster glyph|L|color=black|background=white|label=Historical lich}} [[Draft:Lich|Lich]] named after the character || 20 || Fire, poison, fear, sleep
 |}
 These undead forms are not ordinary monsters with a different name. They retain their type's armor class, immunities, movement and some abilities, but receive historical HP, combat strength and behavior. Their usual invisibility, flight, intangibility and poisonous-body flags are removed by this construction. The ordinary poison or life-draining melee style is replaced by the recorded fighting style's ordinary melee.
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 Living historical adventurers use their recorded combat level to build lunges and ripostes. This differs from office-holder encounters, which use another tactical template. Their dialogue may provide ordinary remarks, threats, begging or a hint according to the recorded behavior; an undead form can retain its own dialogue instead.<ref name="mon-c-make_log_npc" /><ref name="mon-c-determine_npc_behavior" /><ref name="mon-c-m_death">{{Source|mon.c|134}} (<code>m_death</code>).</ref><ref name="file-c-extendlog">{{Source|file.c|412}} (<code>extendlog</code>).</ref>
 == Strategy ==

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	A '''historical adventurer''' is a living person or named undead creature drawn from the game's record of earlier characters. These encounters make [[Draft:Rampart\|Rampart]]'s residences potentially dangerous even when the building looks modest. They are the ordinary '''Log NPC''' type, distinct from recorded office-holders such as the [[Draft:Duke\|Duke]] or [[Draft:High priests\|high priests]].		A '''historical adventurer''' is a living person or named undead creature drawn from the game's record of earlier characters. These encounters make [[Draft:Rampart\|Rampart]]'s residences potentially dangerous even when the building looks modest. They are the ordinary '''Log NPC''' type, distinct from recorded office-holders such as the [[Draft:Duke\|Duke]] or [[Draft:High priests\|high priests]].<ref name="mon-c-make_log_npc">{{Source\|mon.c\|689}} (<code>make_log_npc</code>).</ref><ref name="mon-c-determine_npc_behavior">{{Source\|mon.c\|626}} (<code>determine_npc_behavior</code>).</ref>

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	== Generation ==		== Generation ==
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	The same historical type can occur through random-monster generation and wilderness encounters. A game record is selected from the available history rather than by finding the strongest previous character. Records from characters who died produce named undead; other recorded endings produce living people. With an empty history, the fallback is '''Malaprop the Misnamed''', a living melee fighter with 40 HP, combat level 7, attack strength 21, armor class 5 and base damage 35.		The same historical type can occur through random-monster generation and wilderness encounters. A game record is selected from the available history rather than by finding the strongest previous character. Records from characters who died produce named undead; other recorded endings produce living people. With an empty history, the fallback is '''Malaprop the Misnamed''', a living melee fighter with 40 HP, combat level 7, attack strength 21, armor class 5 and base damage 35.

	Characters ending a non-cheated game above level 0 can add a record. The record preserves name, ending level and behavior, not a copy of the character's carried equipment. Killing an encountered historical adventurer does not remove that record or transfer a guild office to you.		Characters ending a non-cheated game above level 0 can add a record. The record preserves name, ending level and behavior, not a copy of the character's carried equipment. Killing an encountered historical adventurer does not remove that record or transfer a guild office to you.<ref name="house-c-load_house">{{Source\|house.c\|9}} (<code>load_house</code>).</ref><ref name="house-c-make_house_npc">{{Source\|house.c\|185}} (<code>make_house_npc</code>).</ref><ref name="lev-c-make_creature">{{Source\|lev.c\|317}} (<code>make_creature</code>).</ref><ref name="lev-c-make_country_monsters">{{Source\|lev.c\|11}} (<code>make_country_monsters</code>).</ref>

	== Living and undead forms ==		== Living and undead forms ==
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	Abilities that are not replaced can still matter. A melee-oriented historical lich can retain spellcasting, and a historical ghost can retain fear-inducing moans and physical immunity. A thief or spellcaster behavior can replace the special ability. The tactical action sequence also depends on the resulting creature type: the named ghost's empty melee sequence is not turned into a full set of punches just because its attack-strength value increased.		Abilities that are not replaced can still matter. A melee-oriented historical lich can retain spellcasting, and a historical ghost can retain fear-inducing moans and physical immunity. A thief or spellcaster behavior can replace the special ability. The tactical action sequence also depends on the resulting creature type: the named ghost's empty melee sequence is not turned into a full set of punches just because its attack-strength value increased.

	Living historical adventurers use their recorded combat level to build lunges and ripostes. This differs from office-holder encounters, which use another tactical template. Their dialogue may provide ordinary remarks, threats, begging or a hint according to the recorded behavior; an undead form can retain its own dialogue instead.		Living historical adventurers use their recorded combat level to build lunges and ripostes. This differs from office-holder encounters, which use another tactical template. Their dialogue may provide ordinary remarks, threats, begging or a hint according to the recorded behavior; an undead form can retain its own dialogue instead.<ref name="mon-c-make_log_npc" /><ref name="mon-c-determine_npc_behavior" /><ref name="mon-c-m_death">{{Source\|mon.c\|134}} (<code>m_death</code>).</ref><ref name="file-c-extendlog">{{Source\|file.c\|412}} (<code>extendlog</code>).</ref>

	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
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	Use a named undead's article for clues about retained defenses, but use the distinctions above before choosing an attack or expecting a particular ability. An ordinary spectre's life drain, for example, is not automatically the attack used by a historical spectre.		Use a named undead's article for clues about retained defenses, but use the distinctions above before choosing an attack or expecting a particular ability. An ordinary spectre's life drain, for example, is not automatically the attack used by a historical spectre.

	These people do not reproduce an earlier character's inventory and do not provide the automatic title rewards of a promotion quest. The main reason to confront one in a residence is access to that building, not recovery of a past character's possessions. Leave when the resident exceeds your preparation rather than assuming a small house implies a small fight.		These people do not reproduce an earlier character's inventory and do not provide the automatic title rewards of a promotion quest. The main reason to confront one in a residence is access to that building, not recovery of a past character's possessions. Leave when the resident exceeds your preparation rather than assuming a small house implies a small fight.<ref name="mmelee-c-transcribe_monster_actions">{{Source\|mmelee.c\|227}} (<code>transcribe_monster_actions</code>).</ref><ref name="mtalk-c-m_talk_hint">{{Source\|mtalk.c\|421}} (<code>m_talk_hint</code>).</ref><ref name="mon-c-make_log_npc" />

			== References ==
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A '''historical adventurer''' is a living person or named undead creature drawn from the game's record of earlier characters. These encounters make [[Draft:Rampart|Rampart]]'s residences potentially dangerous even when the building looks modest. They are the ordinary '''Log NPC''' type, distinct from recorded office-holders such as the [[Draft:Duke|Duke]] or [[Draft:High priests|high priests]].

== Generation ==
An ordinary [[Draft:Houses|house]] has two possible historical-resident positions; a [[Draft:Hovels|hovel]] has one, and a [[Draft:Mansions|mansion]] has one in addition to its separate notable resident. Each ordinary position has a 50% chance to be occupied. Residential occupants start hostile, asleep at night and awake by day.

The same historical type can occur through random-monster generation and wilderness encounters. A game record is selected from the available history rather than by finding the strongest previous character. Records from characters who died produce named undead; other recorded endings produce living people. With an empty history, the fallback is '''Malaprop the Misnamed''', a living melee fighter with 40 HP, combat level 7, attack strength 21, armor class 5 and base damage 35.

Characters ending a non-cheated game above level 0 can add a record. The record preserves name, ending level and behavior, not a copy of the character's carried equipment. Killing an encountered historical adventurer does not remove that record or transfer a guild office to you.

== Living and undead forms ==
The recorded character level determines HP: '''20 times (recorded level + 1)'''. Combat level and fighting style instead come from the behavior recorded for that character. A high recorded level is therefore a source of durability, not proof of a matching combat level.

{| class="wikitable"
! Recorded ending !! Recorded level !! Encounter form
|-
| Surviving ending || Any || Living named adventurer
|-
| Death || Below 3 || [[Draft:Ghost|Ghost]] named after the character
|-
| Death || 3-6 || [[Draft:Haunt|Haunt]] named after the character
|-
| Death || 7-11 || [[Draft:Spectre|Spectre]] named after the character
|-
| Death || 12 or higher || [[Draft:Lich|Lich]] named after the character
|}

These undead forms are not ordinary monsters with a different name. They retain their type's armor class, immunities, movement and some abilities, but receive historical HP, combat strength and behavior. Their usual invisibility, flight, intangibility and poisonous-body flags are removed by this construction. The ordinary poison or life-draining melee style is replaced by the recorded fighting style's ordinary melee.

Abilities that are not replaced can still matter. A melee-oriented historical lich can retain spellcasting, and a historical ghost can retain fear-inducing moans and physical immunity. A thief or spellcaster behavior can replace the special ability. The tactical action sequence also depends on the resulting creature type: the named ghost's empty melee sequence is not turned into a full set of punches just because its attack-strength value increased.

Living historical adventurers use their recorded combat level to build lunges and ripostes. This differs from office-holder encounters, which use another tactical template. Their dialogue may provide ordinary remarks, threats, begging or a hint according to the recorded behavior; an undead form can retain its own dialogue instead.

== Strategy ==
Judge a residence by its occupants as well as its walls and safes. A hovel can contain an old character with hundreds of HP. Night entry grants an initially sleeping resident, not a guarantee that it stays asleep while you move nearby.

Use a named undead's article for clues about retained defenses, but use the distinctions above before choosing an attack or expecting a particular ability. An ordinary spectre's life drain, for example, is not automatically the attack used by a historical spectre.

These people do not reproduce an earlier character's inventory and do not provide the automatic title rewards of a promotion quest. The main reason to confront one in a residence is access to that building, not recovery of a past character's possessions. Leave when the resident exceeds your preparation rather than assuming a small house implies a small fight.

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