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{{Scroll infobox|name=Scroll of the warp|object_id=57|scroll_id=15|value=100|level=3|cursed=scroll of the warp}} | {{Scroll infobox|name=Scroll of the warp|object_id=57|scroll_id=15|value=100|level=3|cursed=scroll of the warp}} | ||
The '''scroll of the warp''' | The '''scroll of the warp''' moves the reader to another depth of the current dungeon. Its identified name is unchanged by BUC state. | ||
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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. | 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. | 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 == | == 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. | 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 / 参见 == | |||
* [[Scrolls|Scrolls / 卷轴]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 24 July 2026
| ? | |
| Base value (Au) | 100 |
|---|---|
| Item level | 3 |
| Random generation | Probability table |
| Weight | 5 |
| Fragility | 1 |
| Rarity | Common |
| Unidentified appearance | Random inscription |
| Cursed name | scroll of the warp |
The scroll of the warp moves the reader to another depth of the current dungeon. Its identified name is unchanged by BUC state.
| BUC state | Result |
|---|---|
| Blessed | Inside a dungeon, accepts a valid chosen depth; positive blessing adds no modifier. |
| Uncursed | Inside a dungeon, accepts a valid chosen depth; an invalid choice deflects to a random valid depth. |
| Cursed | Inside a dungeon, always deflects to a random valid depth. |
Effects and interactions
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.