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The '''scroll of self-knowledge''' displays a detailed report of the reader's character. A cursed copy is identified as a ''scroll of delusion'' and withholds the report.
The '''scroll of self-knowledge''' displays a detailed report of the reader's character. A cursed copy is identified as a ''scroll of delusion'' and withholds the report.
== Effects and interactions ==


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== Effects and interactions ==
An uncursed scroll opens a comprehensive character report covering attributes, level and experience, alignment, combat values, statuses, and known immunities or vulnerabilities. It reports state without modifying it. A cursed scroll prints an ignorance message and provides no report.
An uncursed scroll opens a comprehensive character report covering attributes, level and experience, alignment, combat values, statuses, and known immunities or vulnerabilities. It reports state without modifying it. A cursed scroll prints an ignorance message and provides no report.



Revision as of 14:48, 24 July 2026

The scroll of self-knowledge displays a detailed report of the reader's character. A cursed copy is identified as a scroll of delusion and withholds the report.

Effects and interactions

BUC stateResult
BlessedDisplays the same comprehensive character report as an uncursed copy.
UncursedDisplays a comprehensive character report without changing state.
CursedPrints an ignorance message and displays no report.

An uncursed scroll opens a comprehensive character report covering attributes, level and experience, alignment, combat values, statuses, and known immunities or vulnerabilities. It reports state without modifying it. A cursed scroll prints an ignorance message and provides no report.

An uncursed copy identifies itself when read. A cursed copy provides no report and does not automatically identify itself.

Strategy

Read it when hidden character state would change equipment, route, or combat decisions. Identification beforehand prevents wasting a cursed copy that provides no information.

See also / 参见

References