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== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Scrolls]]
* [[Scroll]]


== References ==
== References ==
* [https://github.com/geoffdunbar/winomega/tree/009707d17482b977061a6223b9de63eac4d368c3 WinOmega source at the documented revision]
* [https://github.com/geoffdunbar/winomega/tree/009707d17482b977061a6223b9de63eac4d368c3 WinOmega source at the documented revision]
* [[Scrolls|Omega 0.90.4 scroll index]]
* [[Scroll|Omega 0.90.4 scroll index]]


[[Category:Scrolls]]
[[Category:Scrolls]]

Latest revision as of 16:04, 24 July 2026

The scroll of the warp moves the reader to another depth of the current dungeon. Its identified name is unchanged by BUC state.

Effects and interactions

BUC stateResult
BlessedInside a dungeon, accepts a valid chosen depth; positive blessing adds no modifier.
UncursedInside a dungeon, accepts a valid chosen depth; an invalid choice deflects to a random valid depth.
CursedInside a dungeon, always deflects to a random valid depth.

Inside a dungeon, an uncursed scroll asks for a destination depth and changes level when the number is valid. An invalid depth is deflected to a random valid depth. A cursed scroll is always deflected to such a random depth regardless of the entered number.

The scroll has no effect outside a dungeon. Blessing does not extend the valid range or otherwise modify travel. An uncursed copy identifies itself before asking for a destination.

Strategy

Use an identified uncursed copy for deliberate vertical travel. Keep an escape plan for the arrival level. A cursed or invalid request gives up control over depth, so testing an unknown copy can make navigation worse rather than better.

See also

References