Eternium halberd of defense doesn't give DV
issueid=1754 01-15-2013 12:16 AM
Qui Qui is offline
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Number of reported issues by Qui: 98
Eternium halberd of defense doesn't give DV

Found eternium halberd of defense (+11, 4d7+8) [-2, +0].

As a comparison, I found a "normal" halberd of defense (+7, 2d7+4) [+18, +0].
Issue Details
Issue Number 1754
Project ADOM (Ancient Domains Of Mystery)
Category Windows XP
Status Creator Feedback
Priority 9
Affected Version ADOM 1.2.0 pre 9
Fixed Version (none)
Milestone (none)
Users able to reproduce bug 0
Users unable to reproduce bug 2
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01-15-2013 12:22 AM
Ancient Member
halberd of defense (80s) is a special item. eternium halberd of defense just has defense ego (+4 DV in defensive or something).

01-15-2013 01:32 AM
Senior Member
wouldn't it be better to change the 80s halberd of defense to 'of repelling' or 'of deflection' to avoid confusing cases like this? [even more when you get an iron halberd of defense [100s] and another one [80s]]

01-15-2013 01:46 AM
Ancient Member
It's clearly a problem, but I think it is fine as-is. As I noted in IRC:
20:23:17 < sirtheta> you would think with all the emphasis on item weight in adom, people would readily notice the difference between 80s halberd of defense and suffixed halberd of defense
20:23:26 < sirtheta> but i've now seen two bug reports that confuse the two, odd

If you can't tell the difference based on the weights, well, that's that :)

01-15-2013 09:07 AM
Ancient Member
It is clearly a matter of confusion. The special item "halberd of defence" should be changed to "halberd of parrying" to match the similarly named sword.

01-15-2013 01:26 PM
Senior Member
Quote Originally Posted by Grey
It is clearly a matter of confusion. The special item "halberd of defence" should be changed to "halberd of parrying" to match the similarly named sword.
I'd rather it be something specific to the halberd, rather than just mimicking a different weapon's name. Something like, say, "halberd of anticipation", or "halberd of the pivot", or "halberd of rebuff".

01-15-2013 01:29 PM
Ancient Member
I actually rather like Grey's suggestion. It does clearly delineate and provides some consistency.

01-15-2013 04:35 PM
Ancient Member
I kind of like 'of defense'. It gets straight to the point. Tells you exactly what it does.

01-15-2013 09:07 PM
Senior Member
I like the current name, personally.

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